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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1946
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe News details publishing affiliations and staff roles with President Publisher Gene Bowe Editor in Chief Wesley Izzard and Assistant Publisher John McCarty. It lists subscription rates for daily Sunday and carrier options including prices by year six months and three months.
The article notes growing world tension since the world wars with nationalism and speedy diplomacy. It discusses Spain as a bone of contention in the UN Security Council with debates postponed to gauge Labour attitudes toward Franco. It argues for separating Spain from its regime and warns against a broad punitive approach that could backfire.
Dr Daniel L Marsh president of Boston University argues that UN members would think more clearly and act more patiently with less liquor consumption, urging moderation to improve international deliberations.
Bill Cunningham reflects on the postwar fate of the Nuremberg trials and the UN. He argues little progress has been made toward a lasting peace or an effective international fraternity, criticizing Russian blocks and domestic distractions. He warns a hard, sustained effort is needed to establish peace and an organization to enforce it, or trouble will come.
The article analyzes President Truman’s move to name Vinson to the judiciary and Snyder to the treasury, noting Senate reluctance to confirm the changes. It discusses court leadership, party balance, and Treasury policy amid inflation, with McCarran promising scrutiny and witness hearings.
George E. Sokolsky argues Americans must freely join any association and condemns coercion by unions and groups. He cites Boonville Indiana where United Mine Workers allegedly forced Junior Chamber of Commerce members to resign. He warns such compulsion threatens independence and Declarations of Independence values.
A narrator muses that life inspires awe and doubt, noting faces, dawns, campfires, stars, a mare and foal, and a cow near death. He reflects that some wonders are true and some not, yet curiosity drives men to seek understanding and better themselves while humanity endures.
Crossword puzzle entries listed by numbers across and down. Reads like a crossword key with clues for horizontal and vertical fills including abbreviations and partial word hints. Contains numerous standard crossword terms such as Mountain nymph untangled and sea eagle Seine and other common crossword items.
Suffolk Virginia June 12 23 white draftees refuse seats on mixed white and negro passenger buses citing Supreme Court ruling ban on segregation. J R Baines Greyhound official notes bus company policy treats intrastate and interstate vehicles alike and a second section bus carried the inductees to Richmond.
President Truman signed a bill establishing standard procedures for government administrative agencies and requiring public disclosure of their structure, rules, orders, and interpretations. Atty. Gen. Tom C. Clark called it one of the greatest pieces of legislation. Exemptions include the Secret Service FBI and the armed forces.
An old time advertisement promotes NoTwne Grays Ointment for external itching rash tetter pimples irritations minor burns cuts sprains and bruises with pine tar valued at 35 cents at all drug stores.
In Paris the new French Constituent Assembly opened with the resignation of Felix Gouin's Socialist government. Communists appear to hold influence, with Deputy Marcel Cachin as senior ally, while Georges Bidault of the MRP remains the sole public candidate for premier.
The plan aims to lower consumer goods prices, pursue stern action against black market operators, and speed the drafting of a new constitution. It provides a basis for inter party negotiations and shaping the broader political framework.
The Texas Health Board issued regulations prohibiting mineral oil in foods and saccharine in beverages, labeling both as adulteration per state health officer Dr. George W. Cox. Separately, the U.S. transport Marine Perch carried 354 German repatriates to Bremerhaven from Spain after fleeing occupied southern France, including 71 soldier internees, with no major Nazis aboard.
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