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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
22
The Amarillo Globe News publishing staff lists GENE HOWE as President and Publisher and JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher with WESLEY Z7ZARD as Editor in Chief. Subscription rates are provided for daily, Sunday, and mail or carrier delivery, including Amarillo and outside markets.
The veto of the Case Bill strengthens Republican leverage by shifting labor unrest blame to Democrats. Harold Stassen struggles in Nebraska, quickly fading but likely to return as a contender. Truman remains uniquely positioned for the 1948 nomination, while Harold Ickes critiques a stagnant cabinet and calls for reform.
Quote from W A Higinbotham warns of two secret weapons as dangerous as the atom bomb. Gen. Tadeusz Komorowski urges Western democracies to aid Poland after victory in the war to restore freedom and life.
The Brandeis family recounts bringing their Sealyham Deuce home to Brookfield after six months apart. The aging dog shows signs of wear yet still shares affection, appetite remains strong, and the reunion reveals lessons in loyalty devotion and love beyond human deeds.
George E. Sokolsky notes the President's elevation of Fred Vinson to Chief Justice aims to advance John W. Snyder as Treasury Secretary. He questions Vinson's qualifications and argues the Court remains a lopsided, mediocre intellect.
Paul Mallon discusses the surge of Christian Democracy in France Italy and Holland as a counter to Communism noting its unaffiliated religious basis and the need for moderation in Spain and within UNO. He also critiques U S political appointments and the Treasury leadership under Snyder Morgenthau and Vinson.
Rancher T K Westbrook drilling for water on his McKinley County ranch struck oil at 1 900 feet but lacked a permit. The State Oil Conservation Committee granted authority and allowed him to keep the oil well.
Coincident with final payment of 44.7 million dollars in state aid to public schools on a per scholastic basis, reports indicate total state aid to public schools will exceed 75 million dollars this year.
A speaker argues that youth centers and clubs support youth development but cannot replace a good home. He stresses the essential roles of both parents, especially mothers and fathers, in mentoring, discipline, and guidance to prevent youth trouble. He warns against overreliance on “expressing themselves.”
A cryptic puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues including references to a noted civil engineer and historic figures. The grid hints at varied terms from science, geography, and culture with entries like Dam 56 Sows and Nova Scotia 53 pointing to a broad, era-spanning crossword.
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