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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
18
The Amarillo Globe published evenings with the Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Key staff include Gene Howe President and Publisher, John McCarty Assistant Publisher, and Wesley Izzard Editor in Chief. Subscription rates are listed for Daily, Sunday, and combined Globe and News editions with various term options and delivery methods.
The election of George Bidault signals a political turn for France as the Popular Republican movement, a revolutionary group born in resistance, gains power. Bidault, a reformer who fought the invader and denounced liberalism’s weaknesses, seeks a unified nation prioritizing France over ideology and hints at broader liberal revival amid global bloc tensions.
The writer condemns daily defiance of government and democracy driven by greed and demagoguery. He calls for courage in leaders across church, education, and politics, urging public officials to act as servants and citizens to embrace a moral, lawful society.
The United Committee of South Slavic Americans publishes a 152 page pamphlet detailing evidence against General Mihailovich, while a separate enquiry reports under oath from American military liaisons. Both accounts conflict, yet illuminate Yugoslavia from 1942 to war’s end and the civil war’s roots.
George E. Sokolsky surveys the political landscape noting Democratic demoralization in New York and nationwide. He cites CIO-PAC activity, fears for Lehman and Mead, Republican challenges, Truman policy criticisms, and a call for decisive leadership and a clear program beyond mere opposition toward a concept of normalcy.
A compact listing of across and down clues for a crossword puzzle with entries ranging from diplomats and instruments to animals and metals. The grid includes hints like Pictured diplomat Note in Guido s scale and vertical clues such as Bag Ardor Island and Dove s home along with other word associations.
A narrator describes the tight booths at a favorite restaurant and the awkward labor of entering and exiting them. He humorously notes knee and hip angles, difficulty rising, and even the manager mistaking his movements for girdle removal, preferring a revolving stool.
A Balkans correspondent questions the reliability of documents and insists on cross examination before an impartial judge. He cites Belgrade police methods and argues that testimonies from American officers and flyers are the only credible evidence. He condemns the trial as a lynch law type proceeding against General Mikhailovic.
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