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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
12
The Amarillo Globe-News notes its 1934 second class matter filing and lists staff roles, office address, and contact numbers. It also provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail or carrier, including durations from one week to one year and special Sunday pricing.
A wary assessment of the China truce notes ongoing factional clashes led by Chiang Kai-shek and Yenan. Military commanders ignore accords, with 30 000 Communists confronting 9 000 government troops in Shandong. American patience wears thin as both sides risk civil war and continued reconstruction hinges on aid.
A wartime appeal urges families and public eateries to reduce bread and flour usage now to stretch limited supplies. Dr. Willis A. Sutton and Secretary Clinton P. Anderson stress shifting emphasis from home economics to practical home budgeting of staple foods.
Italian Premier Alcide de Gasperi notes that while Yugoslavs claimed Allied killings, eighty percent of their war dead occurred in internal civil war battles within World War II rather than from external forces.
A King Features Syndicate op ed reflects on broadcasting heartbeats from Moscow to gauge human unity. It extols science yet argues the true universal instrument is the four letter word soul, with the Bible as the guide to peace and shared humanity.
Walter Lippmann argues that war- era mood of disillusionment passes as a new generation assumes leadership. He cites the loss of reformers after conflicts and predicts a 1948 shift as younger leaders enter politics, journalism, and public life bringing change and renewed governance.
The writer mocks the Pittsburgh Pirates who trail in the National League and jokes that fans suggest minimal pay or minor league status. He teases a private list of 152 human rights demands for the team and offers sample items for needy fans who endure long lines for games.
A satirical list mocks baseball owners and players with 152 demands from bigger bats and balls to welfare funds and pay equity. It lampoons venue labor issues and calls for portal to portal pay and fan levies while inviting readers to visit for more demands.
A speaker recalls a chance street encounter with a woman, laments a failed courteous gesture, and vows to avoid repeating the error. He muses on past connections, shared memories, and the hope to brighten her day with a simple hello if paths cross again.
Puzzle entries include across and down clues with many abbreviations and errorful spellings. The grid references and partial phrases cover military insignia language and common crossword words across diverse themes.
Floyd A. Evans son of Mr and Mrs W M Evans 1612 Taylor was discharged from the Navy at the Shoemaker California Personnel Separation Center after two years service He served aboard an LST in the Pacific
Mr and Mrs Wilburn James of 801 North Taylor are spending a vacation in Corpus Christi during the current holiday period.
Roy C. Carlton Kilgore Texas, honorably discharged Army corporal, is absolved of any part in the German crown jewels theft. Treasury and Army investigators found no evidence linking him to smuggling. Carlton was arrested at his home on Army instructions but is not being detained.
Des Moines faced bread shortages as bakery workers and employers failed to reach a contract after 44 days of strike. No settlement was announced and residents hesitated over meal plans as the stalemate continued.
Daily 46 passenger DC-4 flights by Airways will be inaugurated tomorrow between Chicago and Houston via Kansas City Dallas and Muskogee Oklahoma. Muskogee will become a regular point on the Denver Memphis route for the first time.
Warren G. Cypert son of Opal G. Cypert Route 3 reenlists in the U S Army Air Forces at Bergstrom Field Austin.
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