Globe News Publishing Co. notes and United Nations opinion
An Amarillo Globe News piece lists publishing details and prices for subscriptions and editions, then delivers a column urging smaller nations on the United Nations Security Council to act as conscience. It highlights critiques of the Big Three dominance, praises Australian and Egyptian voices, and warns power politics hinder peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roteres
Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
Guncay
Globe and News
United Nations Security Council
United Nations
Hodgson
Hasluck
Afifi
Council
Humanity
Why Not Have Russia Understand Us As Well
George E. Sokolsky argues Americans should demand reciprocity from Soviet Russia, noting Moscow’s limited direct contacts with U.S. leaders and the NKVD presence here. He criticizes one way diplomacy and urges the United States to restore pride and a firm position in Europe, challenging Russia to study American potential.
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Russia
Molotov
San Francisco
Stalin
Roosevelt
Moscow
South
United States
Soviet Russia
NKVD
Iran
Trieste
Manchuria
Germany
Italy
Poland
Romania
Austria
Madison Square Garden
Europe
King Features, Inc
City on Top In Welfare Member Drive
Amarillo leads Texas welfare recruitment with more than 150 Potter County members. Since the statewide drive began 10 days ago 110 new members joined. The Amarillo Council of Social Agencies organizes the effort led by Mrs. Arthur Ball with a team including Mrs. Josephine DeCoster and others. Judge Sherman White chairs Panhandle efforts naming Mrs. E R Stewart as Region 9 chairman. The drive continues for several weeks as agencies recruit new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas Social Welfare Association
Potter County
H. Roy Barnes
Fred DeCoster
Dorsey B. Smith
Panhandle
Sherman White
Pampa
E. R. Stewart
Dalhart
Region 9
Portugal Dominates Cork Supply as Global Leader
Portugal remains the principal source of cork, supplying a dominant share of the world market and shaping global standards for cork production. The industry highlights Portugal’s role in sustainable forestry and regional exports, supporting related manufacturing sectors.
European elections reveal Europe’s liberty versus equality tension
Dorothy Thompson argues that while European Communists fail to sweep Italy and France, conservative Christian parties gain by preserving liberal rights. She cites Europe's tradition of liberty, checks on power, and distrust of equality without freedom, predicting a Franco‑German trend toward liberal conservatism amid postwar reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
France
Europe
Jefferson
Christian Democrats
Spain
Poland
Jugoslavia
Germany
Beli G Syndicate, Inc
Fear in America The only thing we have to fear is fear itself
A commentary condemns widespread fear in postwar America blaming government and Congress for inaction. It argues Russia fears war but navies bold leadership is needed, criticizing John L. Lewis and domestic appeasement after Munich. It frames courage as remedy and urges decisive action.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russia
John L. Lewis
Congress
Delilah
Samson
Lewis
Munich
Trouble Is Fear and the Fearful Nation of 1946
A reflective piece condemns surrender of rights to tyrants and agitators, urging Americans to act despite shortages and unemployment. It invokes Roosevelt and the Star Spangled Banner to rally citizens to fulfill duties, arguing fear paralyzes production and progress during hard times.
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Roosevelt
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Polk Street Professor Weighs Quick Roasts and Tall Tales
In Polk Street lore Joe touts a new cooker claiming six pound roasts in 20 minutes and four pounds in 15. Mary Dick offers a three pound roast in two ounce slices to beat the lid. The tale contrasts tall promises with wary humor about overhyped gadgets and a joke about Texas rhetoric aimed at Congress.
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Joe
Mary Dick
San Antonio
Congress
Truman
Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle
Horizontal clues list many entries including Pictured former Russian ruler Abiatic country He was a czar of Sesame Achieve Augment High card Leaping amphibian Regret Mother Him Oozes Aphorism Desert garden spot Drive off Cubic meters Encounters And Symbol for samarium Aeriform fuel Demigod Her Preposition Stanza of six lines Eggs Incursionist Wanderer Snake Rows Light touch Silkworm Soft mineral Erbium Ab Narrow inlet Weapon Rupees Ab Brother of Jacob Bib Assistant Small child Coin Disencumbe Toward Rough lava Dominions Ransoms Property ite at a Injures Distress signal Dine Compass point Mimic Obtain Cloth measures Incite Dry She- Electrical unit Right Ab Over contr Domicile At all times Brother Indian weight Child Art From Sloth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bib
Traffic Toll Jumps to 11 in Amarillo Weekend Crashes
Amarillo reported a weekend toll of eleven people injured or hurt in multiple crashes. Harold Wiggington, 18, Vallejo, California, suffered severe facial injuries in a head on collision on West Sixth Street. Drake Deverelle, 34, Oklahoma City, sustained head injuries in a car truck crash at Panhandle and Groom Highways. Additional victims were treated after incidents at Tenth and Filmore and another collision involving Deverelle.
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Amarillo
Harold L. Wiggington
Vallejo
Cal
Northwest
Texas
Drake A. Deverelle
Oklahoma City
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mr. Wiggington
West Sixth
Mr. Deverelle
Panhandle
Groom Highway
Tenth
Filmore
Deverelle
Don’t Blame Baby For Sleepless Nights Ad
A historic ad touts Mexsana medicated powder to ease diaper rash and prevent irritation after every diaper change. It claims cooling relief, a protective coating against chafing, and promotes restful sleep for babies.
Texas Social Welfare Association Promotes Welfare Coordination
All groups interested in social work participate as the Texas Social Welfare Association coordinates welfare units and improves services to communities. Each year the association sponsors conferences and institutes to promote discussion of new ideas and legislation in the welfare field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Social Welfare Association
Association
First Baptist Church Acquires 1410 Madison Property
The seven room brick house at 1410 Madison is purchased by the First Baptist Church from Joe F. Miller for 17500 dollars. The church plans to use the building as the residence of the Minister of Education currently Ray Rozell, with painting and redecorating included in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Madison
Ray Rozell
Joe F. Miller
Bee Brand Insect Powder and Spray Ad Jingles
Nationally known entomologist notes wartime use of Bee Brand Insect Powder to kill ants roaches silverfish and bedbugs in cracks runways and near water pipes. Bee Brand Insect Spray now fortified with 1 percent DDT kills flies and mosquitoes quickly and safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos E. Badertscher
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Washington
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Mamie
Yer
Dustin
MuIu
Hesha
Mother
MR. Kent
Mayi
Ryder
Ringmaster
Boswell
I Coal
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Tive
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Lincoln
Texas County Motor Company
Guymon, Okla
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