Globe News Amarillo Dated Publication Notice and Eisenhower Commentary
The Globe News Publishing Co. lists publication details for Amarillo editions and pricing for daily and Sunday subscriptions. The piece includes Gen Dwight Eisenhower’s overview of Northwest Europe operations, emphasizing logistics, supplies, reinforcements, and fuel as decisive factors in modern warfare. It notes courage and morale alone are insufficient without material readiness and warns against disarmament driven by reliance on courage.
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Germany
Byrnes Urges Patient, Firm Peace Effort
The Secretary of State James F. Byrnes warns that lasting peace comes from patient, firm action and understanding rather than flashy diplomatic wins. He calls for tolerance and continued effort.
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Quote on global effort and unemployment policy
Sir John Boyd Orr calls for all nations to join a coordinated push for food and development. Ewan Clague argues that placing workers at their highest skill yields longer term productivity than immediate lower-skill jobs.
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UN Food and Agriculture Organization
Ewan Clague
Employment Security Bureau
Social Security Board
Trieste Crisis and Italian Claims in 1946
George Sokolsky argues that Trieste administration pits Italy against Yugoslavia and Soviet Russia. He warns that ceding the region risks widespread violence, drives an Italian irredentist movement, and could empower a Russian-backed Yugoslavia to threaten Northern Italy and Southern Europe.
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Sarajevo
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Midwest Outlook From Chicago Journalist On War, Food And Society
The Midwest prefers food production and caution over foreign entanglements. The author notes isolationist tones, supply lines in Chicago and central Illinois, and a cautious view of Washington politics, with farmers and towns focused on moisture, crop growth, and postwar recovery. He reflects on Chicago life, industry, and the region’s practical resilience.
Looting in Europe and shifting appetites of occupied lands
The article recounts how Germans looted Paris and beyond during World War II, stripping homes and museums and moving on to seize furniture, textiles, and industrial assets. Russians meanwhile siphoned off food as they advanced, prompting local vengeance and moral ambiguity. A French journalist in the American line describes looting as a means to resupply Paris, justifying theft as compensation for losses suffered by his own family.
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Polk Street Professor’s Family Trading Spree Echoes Wall Street
A humorous tale from Polk Street shows a husband narrating a home trade war among wife and daughter. Initials match and sizes align as items exchanged range from nylons to a compact and earrings. The trio quarrels over loans and borrowed wardrobe pieces, culminating in a ruined evening as trades continue beyond the show time.
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Beulah
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Wall Street
Arrivals on Both Coasts Bring War Veterans and Brides
Five ships with 7 993 returning servicemen are to arrive today at three U S ports. The Santa Paula with 319 war brides also docks in New York. New York hosts Gustavus Adolphus Victory from Le Havre and Wheaton Victory from Bremen. San Francisco welcomes Carlton Victory from Hong Kong and General Butler from Shanghai. Seattle receives Stetson Victory from Yokohama.
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Bremen
San Francisco
Carlton Victory
Hong Kong
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Shanghai
Seattle
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Yokohama
Cowboy Star William S Hart Dies at 75 in Hollywood
Hollywood reports that William S Hart a famed silent film cowboy died at age 75. The Western actor known for gunplay and frontier justice passed away in Hollywood after a long career in early cinema.
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Hollywood
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Hart, Western Star Dies After Long Illness
The movieland veteran Hart died last night after a three week illness described as old age by his doctor. He collapsed into a coma at California Lutheran Hospital and gained fame for a grim cowhand role alongside Mary Pickford Charlie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks as part of the era's big four. Sell unneeded articles with News Globe Want Ads.
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Cement rationing ends as Swiss supply deemed sufficient
Concrete Step in Bern Switzerland reports Swiss authorities have abolished cement and coal rationing for the cement industry. Officials say current supplies are enough to guarantee normal production levels across the sector.
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