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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe masthead announces publication details and pricing for subscriptions. It lists founding date, printing schedule, staff roles, and multiple rate options for daily, Sunday, and combined Globe and News editions.
The Congressional Investigating Committee wraps a three month inquiry with 45 thousand words of testimony and 20 pounds of exhibits. It yields a split narrative with potential blame on the White House and Administration while condemning partisan conduct and unresolved responsibility.
Secretary Byrnes urges states to view power as a sacred trust used for the common good. President Truman lauds ordinary fighters who built and preserved freedom. Dr. Bradford questions veteran funding and education funding commitments for 30 years as schools restrict access.
Karl Barth argues Germans must abandon the illusion of invincible military power and focus on recovering the nation’s health and well being. He calls for a sober self assessment to heal the country.
The nation remains wonky and down at the heel as war costs erode prewar comforts. Displaced workers veterans and business owners face a lasting drop in living standards with scarce return to former status. The piece warns of ongoing hardship and a possible generational lift.
A critique links French Communist rhetoric on art to fuehrer worship, portraying a planned state icon program with Picasso portraits of leaders, mass reproductions, and police protection of art, likening it to Nazi and Stalinist displays and warning of massed iconography replacing private culture.
The Gallup Poll reports voters and World War II veterans favor higher army pay, more attractive service, better officer treatment, and expanded educational and recreation programs to recruit hundreds of thousands for a peacetime force. Ex-GIs urge more democracy, career advancement, and higher family allowances. England also plans to raise service pay to align with industry wages.
A compact presentation of a horizontal and vertical crosswords list with numbered clues for Pictured Supreme Court justice and many others across and down. The puzzle spans common abbreviations and terms from varied categories including biology geography and language.
Mrs. Elmer Freeman reported a large bear on the front porch at 1 AM after her dogs alerted her. Freeman said he retrieved a 32 caliber handgun following the sighting on Lipscomb Street.
Julius Bade, who fought for Prussia in 1864 and 1866 and deserted in 1870 to come to the U.S., had 26 grandsons in American service during World War II. G. A. Bade, a World War I veteran, says six fought in the Pacific, one in India, another with the Merchant Marine, and the rest in U.S. service camps and Europe.
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