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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
12
Publication notice for The Amarillo Globe News with founding dates, post office status, editors and publishers, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Includes prices for mail and carrier delivery and Sunday only option.
Dr. Albert Einstein urges a nationwide campaign and a fund of 200000 to spark new thinking about atomic power and prevent catastrophe. He warns that fear exists but action lags, and argues high level government focus under the United Nations is essential to curb the unleashed power.
Paul Mallon discusses a covert drive by Russian friendly groups in the United States to influence public opinion and suppress adverse commentary on radio and in print. He cites Izvestia and Pravda articles accusing the U.S. of breaking Potsdam terms and questions German disarmament policy as part of a broader propaganda effort.
A Western observer contrasts Russian and American press norms, noting Moscow limits pre-emptive reporting and treats crime as news mainly when connected to big events. He describes Russian editors prioritizing official lines, hospitality toward foreign correspondents, and resistance to foreign interference while asserting their press is free.
Dorothy Thompson warns that government wage fixing and union run inspections threaten democratic processes. She criticizes the coal agreement for creating a state dominated labor front and rising union power with little operator accountability. She likens the trend to syndicalist fascism and questions years of policy.
Polk Street professor lauds local boy Denney Plumlee for his new book Animation For You from Russell Stationery Company on sale Monday. Maude Fletcher wrote the introduction and the piece reflects a community proud of a student’s achievement while recalling vivid sounds from the author’s memories.
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The Associated Press reports nearly 1,000 service personnel are due to arrive in New York aboard a single vessel, with at least 241 more to debark from 16 transports at San Francisco and San Diego. Ships listed include Victory and multiple LC, LST, LCS, YP, LSM vessels from Pacific forward areas and Pearl Harbor. A stray line about a river delta follows.
The article contrasts American tourism from Texas to the East noting higher prices at historic sites and attractions from landmarks to natural wonders. It cites a Columbus Ohio hamburger stand example and observes regional food specialties while highlighting postwar conversion and widespread river flooding.
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