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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1946
Page
10
Arthur G. Klein, newly elected Tammany congressman, argued that serving constituents serves the nation. He criticized Washington politics as log-rolling and pork barrel deals, contrasting them with the founders' belief that national welfare comes from aiding constituents.
A 1946 Amarillo Globe page features a humorous nostalgic monologue about small town life describing fashion, shops, manners, and social ease. It rails at weather and bemoans crime while satirically listing luxuries like multiple autos and varied drinking founta ins as if part of a playful mock advertisement.
Representatives from the United States and Great Britain reach an agreement on routes, rates, and terms for air transport, with temporary CAB oversight and acceptance of equal rights to fly over each other's territories. The plan allows limited passenger pick ups en route and forbids discriminatory taxes, aiming for broad international service without handicaps.
In CLEAN New York Ida Eaton placed a furnished cottage for rent in the Olean Times Herald. Her phone rang constantly with 95 calls in hours and about 300 people sought to rent by the next day after she finally reached the newspaper on foot.
Mayor-Congressman James M Curley returns to Boston to cheering crowds at South Station. A brass band plays and the crowd blocks the station for 30 minutes as an aged statesman faces a sentence of six to 18 months in prison and a $1000 fine for using the mails to defraud manufacturers seeking war contracts.
Admiral Nimitz credits American journalism for covering the Pacific war while Winston Churchill defends not criticizing one’s government abroad. The remarks reflect wartime media ties and political stance.
A biblical verse from Numbers 11 29 contends Moses praying for all the Lord s people to receive the spirit of prophecy while an Ovid remark notes envy fades with the living.
Paul Mallon recalls a tour through five southeastern states and interviews with construction leaders who admit they have not read or followed Washington housing and wage price plans. They warn plans frequently change and doubt their impact as lumber and steel prices rise, wages surge, and profits adjust with varying market sentiment.
Walter Lippmann discusses the real Cold War contest as not merely between Russia and the United States but between two systems of organization. The struggle is most intense in the East where democratic capitalism never took root, making Western liberty and liberal regimes fragile under Soviet influence and misgovernment.
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