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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details including founding date and staff names. It lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, both by mail and by carrier, with rates for various durations and Sunday only options.
Ex GI families live in tents while Monmouth Park in Oceanport and a second Atlantic City track near completion cost millions. Builders use scarce steel, concrete, lumber and more to finish the palatial facilities by June and July, despite nationwide housing needs and strikes.
Former Communist leader Earl Browder travels to Moscow to study political life in the Soviet Union, seeking insights after years on the party line. The trip food chain metaphor suggests scrutiny of how Soviet politics compare with Western perceptions.
Dr Willis A Sutton former president National Education Association argues that while security is desired by most, true security comes from proactive measures and engaged citizens rather than complacency.
The two leaders call for broader international understanding through education, arguing it is essential for lasting peace a year after V E Day. Dr Hafez Afifi Pasha, the Egyptian UN delegate, and President Truman emphasize education as key to solving global tensions.
Harold E. Stassen, former Minnesota governor, argues for an increased duty to work to accompany the right to strike, framing a balance between labor obligations and collective bargaining rights. He urges policymakers to consider stronger employment duties as part of labor reform.
A compact verse reflecting psalmist devotion to God’s law over deceit, expressing strong fidelity to divine instruction and moral truth. The line emphasizes commitment to righteousness despite others’ falsehoods.
George Sokolsky argues President Truman errs in treating the war as license for executive overreach. He cites the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to defend due process and equal protection, warning against government by court martial and the slide toward fascism if laws are bent for expediency.
Eddie Gilmore reports from Moscow that Russians reportedly do not want war with any country and cites Germany’s war losses, Soviet five year plans, and gaps in atomic research as factors shaping fear and policy. Stalin warns war talk stems from political groups and Churchill’s stance.
Bill Cunningham recalls Art Ross Sr a tough hockey man and Art Ross Jr a RAF fighter pilot who was shot down over France. French civilians sheltered him and he later returned to thank them bringing gifts. The piece highlights gratitude, resilience, and sportsmanship across war and sport.
A Boston effort by Art Ross Jr seeks names and addresses of men rescued behind enemy lines to organize local support. The plan avoids politics, aiming to deliver food boxes and letters to veterans and their helpers, inviting both men and women to contact 55 Kilby Street, Boston.
A Polk Street church member describes devotion to their ill pastor, likening the congregation to a herd missing its shepherd. They praise his guidance, admit his faults, and express concern for his care and return, stressing the impact of his leadership on the church life.
The image lists labeled crossword clues including horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and definitions such as Pictured male winner of 1945 Academy Award and other standard entries like Greek letter merchandise and mythic king.
The text argues Russians believe Americans and British broadly want friendship with the USSR and that Canada shares that view. It notes past anti Mackenzie King sentiment faded in Moscow. It suggests resolving ties requires interpreting both sides and acknowledges ideologies, race outlooks, history, and emotions as complicating factors. Tomorrow Stalin and his possible successors.
Tennessee and Missouri each border eight other states, tying for the second most neighbors among U.S. states. The map shows their borders touch Arkansas Illinois Kentucky Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Virginia.
Approximately 70 Hereford businessmen will join a Amarillo goodwill tour to Clovis. About 200 Amarillo businessmen are expected to make the trip on Friday. Bob Epperson chairs the wholesale development subcommittee coordinating ticket sales and reporting times. A special train will depart Amarillo and return the same day. Delegates will attend Pioneer Day activities in Clovis.
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