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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe announces its publishing details including founding date, weekday schedule, and contact info. It lists The Globe News Publishing Co. leadership, editors, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with pricing variants for in-town carriers and mail subscribers.
A Navy property error at a former aircraft plant in Connecticut left a cement hole eight by six feet in which propeller barrels were stored. The W L Maxson Corp bought the hole for $1 after the Navy suggested obtaining clear title to the misplaced feature.
A brief collection of maxims on aiding the poor and avoiding judgment. It cites Proverbs 28 27 and Rupertus Meldenius urging essential unity, liberty in doubt, and charity in all things. The tone echoes civic or religious instruction.
In remarks stressing humane parolee reintegration, Clinton T. Duffy, warden of San Quentin Prison, urged free societies to show friendship and kindness to help former inmates rebuild their lives. The quote appears alongside a remark by Prof. Amazasp Arutiunjan on freedom of speech and democracy.
Dorothy Thompson notes Catholic and Protestant leaders urging peace through Christian justice and mercy. She cites Cardinal Spellman and the Federal Council of Churches, praising a principled critique of secular policy and the churches’ moral leadership in American life.
Ralph W. Page reviews Winston Churchill's wartime oration and argues that Western democracies must unite with Britain to confront Stalinist expansion. He cautions against pacifist weakness, asserts tyranny as the foe, and insists on standing together to uphold liberty and the rights of man.
George E Sokolsky argues the U S Britain alliance exists as an unspoken, longstanding reality dating from World War I. He critiques Churchill and Truman, rejects appeasement, and urges a concrete settlement with Russia to end danger and avoid prolonging confrontation.
A humorous ramble on loving winter pain and crackling comfort. The speaker parodies seasonal dislikes while confessing fondness for sleet, snow, cold mornings, and a 1931 overcoat as he endures elements and home life.
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Mrs Blanche Pumphrey, executive of Amarillo Paper Co., urges young women to complete their education before pursuing business careers citing college education expands opportunities. She began in Oklahoma City with Oklahoma Paper Co. and, with her husband P W Pumphrey, founded Amarillo Paper Co. in 1922. Their son Ben Pumphrey rose to vice president after military service.
Mrs. Pumphrey discusses Amarillo Paper Co. growth from 50 items in the 1920s to over 2,000 now, noting postwar packaging advances and water proof paper. She cites war time gains, female staff impact, and her roles as secretary treasurer and former club president.
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