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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1945
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe announces its publication details with founders and staff. It notes founded date February 20 1924 the second class matter status at the Amarillo Texas post office and the publishing arrangement with Amarillo Daily News.
The army faces a vast recreation challenge as 400000 soldiers yard in Europe and millions more await to move. Special Services organized sports, books, dramatics, crafts, arts, vaudeville and travel ideas to keep troops engaged before V E Day, with movie efforts featuring Mickey Rooney.
A reflective line from George MacDonald asserts that humans should not rashly judge how the Son of God would act in any task. It urges humility in imitation and reverence in choices.
An Austrian churchman with a resistance record argues that successful postwar government requires famine and disease prevention and strict justice. He calls for punishing all who abused power under the Nazis, recognizing resistants, and exposing war criminals like Arnold Rechberg. He notes the plight of Martin Niemoeller, Ulrich von Hassell, and the Hassell widow, and criticizes indifference to anti-Nazi survivors and German scientists withholding information.
United Features columnist Bill Cunningham lampoons General Patton’s charisma as he storms a town, clashes with officials, and stirs media uproar. The piece mockingly questions loyalties and flags mistakes in leadership while noting veterans affairs and potential appointments amid wartime talk.
A collage of 1930s events notes British prime ministerial appeals and Edison opposition to a senatorial bid, a wrestling broadcast, bans on processions after riots, and a Merchant Marine Act repeal push. It then shifts to French rescue efforts and European policy warnings, with editorial asides on battles, aviation rumors, and anti militarization sentiment.
A speaker jokes about wives who can’t cook and husbands who expect meals. He shares a personal tale of a disastrous first meal and advises couples to persevere. The point is to support wives improving in cooking and to keep couples patient as roles balance over time.
George E. SokolsKy argues that public salaries should rise to attract top talent. He urges $25,000 annual after taxes for Senators and Representatives, with untaxed $100,000 for the President, plus expenses to sustain prestige and efficiency. He critiques voter choices and notes presidents' varying wealth.
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The speaker urges compulsory military training for all colleges as the nation remains in international business. Shortages include Army officers uniforms. Patton’s state dinner delayed for tailoring, MacArthur joked about four stars on his pistol holster. The San Francisco Press Club legend recalls a fire aftermath with a life-size sculpture of its black cat.
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