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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe News provides publication details including founders and staff such as Ora Howe as president and publisher and John McCarty as assistant publisher. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail or carrier, with pricing for Amarillo and outside areas, and separate rates for the Globe and News combined editions.
The column critiques Senator Morse's plan to require all senators to file public statements of total yearly earnings and income including securities dealings and lawyer client fees. It argues such disclosures would extend to many federal officials, would invade privacy, and risk boring the public, questioning the proposal's practicality and necessity.
The Civilian Production Administration says new cars will not include a spare tire until at least October 1. The note questions when millions of drivers will learn of the change.
Sokolsky argues Britain depends on exports of goods and services to sustain power after World War II. He notes wartime damage, need for modernization, and a dollar/built economy, urging U.S. partnership with Britain based on expertise rather than loans to counter Russia and preserve open trade.
Sumner Welles analyzes the Bolivian uprising against President Villarroel, condemning the dictatorship as one of South America's harshest tyrannies. He argues the regime transformed Bolivia into a vast concentration camp and notes the delay in its overthrow.
Dorothy Thompson argues American Zionism faces internal divisions and external pressure from the British White Paper. She warns factionalism fuels extremism, risks alienating non Jewish support, and could undermine Jewish Agency influence in Palestine. She notes US funding and influence are pivotal to Zionist outcomes.
The piece discusses U S recognition of the Villarroel government in Bolivia after the Warren Mission report. It critiques perceived interference, urges adherence to non intervention, and proposes expanding the Declaration of Rights and Duties of the American States plus Estrada doctrine ideas to stabilize inter American relations and press freedom concerns.
A humorous reminiscence recalls Lou Ellickson, a neighbor famed for wildly colored shirts worn during wartime. He allegedly used pajama tops to save fabric, earning comparisons to rodeo outfits and even mistaken parade appearances in San Antonio. The narrator notes Lou’s bold style defined by nerve and wit, dominated by his shirts.
A brief editorial urging the quick triumph of genuine democracy across the New World, reflecting 1948 Tribune stance on political progress and freedom.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Watson and daughters LaVern and Dorothy have returned to Tucson after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Watson at 1402 Washington.
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