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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1945
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. It lists GENE HOWE as President and Publisher, JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief. Telephone numbers cover all departments.
Thousands of shrewd American businesspeople seek the world s biggest bargain basement as Uncle Sam auctions surplus goods. Authorized dealers can bid on machine tools steel chemicals and thousands of items with no favoritism. A display shows housewares once used in mess halls.
A collection of biblical verses and classical lines from Genesis Job Joshua and Browning across themes of nature courage righteousness and beauty. The selections invite contemplation on enduring cycles divine law and virtuous living.
In Washington and London, a debate on how to live peacefully with a rising Russia unfolds. The piece argues for reciprocal rights and policies to reduce suspicions, noting Russia’s one party system and the contrast with free press in the United States, urging Truman to push mutual openness to avert war.
George E. Sokolsksy argues that even if casualty estimates are high, Europe has paid a vast price in lives and suffering. He condemns war as immoral, urges peace, and asks who truly benefited from the conflict while urging a global shift toward justice and forebearance.
A humorous piece recalls a bus encounter with a reader of the Polk Street Professor column. The narrator is heckled as a “such-and-such” while describing readers like Forbes, Maude Adams, and others. The passage ends with a political aside about opposition to aid for Allies.
George Gallup reports Institute surveys showing Americans support a postwar force of about two million soldiers and one million sailors. Public sentiment leans toward keeping a peacetime draft or universal military training, with hearings underway in Washington. The 1938 prewar forces are cited as a contrast to current desires.
A partially readable crossword puzzle grid with across clues listing numbers and some legible word fragments. Vertical clues follow with abbreviations and partial word fragments, including references to abbreviations and symbols.
The production Coronado Entrada premieres in Texas with a large turn‑out at Pampa drawing thousands of attendees and marking a fast growth in regional performances.
The Panhandle Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association met last night in the Potter County courthouse where Chinchilla rabbits owned by Jerry King were shown. His prize rabbit won first in Oklahoma City and Dallas and second at Evansville Indiana. The next meeting was announced.
On June 26 the New Zealand Reds will be shown by the association. A lawn showing is planned for July with date to be announced. Charles Odell serves as association president.
Recent guests at the E. G. Williams home 114 East Fifteenth include Mrs. Guy E. Reed and four children from Tulsa Oklahoma Mrs C E Lowe and three children from Morton Mrs E B Shoemake from Brownfield and Mrs Prank Lookadoo from Pantex Village.
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