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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1946
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe News presents publication data including founders and staff roles, address at Sixth and 'Wimore, and pricing for subscriptions by mail and carrier. Rates show daily and Sunday options, with annual and short-term plans.
Congress faces a clash between urged import restrictions and the need to expand foreign markets. Economists warn that limiting exports could harm long term prosperity, as Britain and others compete for global demand. The column weighs immediate shortages against securing future growth through export growth and policy choices.
Paul Mallon assesses Secretary Byrnes amid cabinet criticism over neutral diplomacy and stalled gains against Russia. He notes Truman and Churchill speeches signaling firm action and argues that plain speaking marks progress, warning against appeasement and diplomatic evasions.
George E. Sokolsky argues that U S policy oscillates between non interference and open door aims. He criticizes interventions in Spain and Argentina while invoking historical principles from Tripoli treaty to Hoover era non recognition and Nine Power Treaty. He claims current policy blends bravado with real concessions to Soviet aims and Franco.
Texas campaign chatter centers on pensions with Mayor William Brown reportedly entering the governor’s race proposing $50 monthly elder aid. Beauford Jester and Lieut. Gov. John Lee Smith push full $40 payments for needy seniors, while other planks include boosting teachers’ pay and banning Communism in state schools. Rabbit fur nomenclature note appears as a non-sequitur.
Gallup finds most Americans oppose inviting foreign observers to Navy atom bomb tests in the Pacific and oppose releasing full test results. Education level shifts opinions. World War II veterans align with general public views on secrecy and control of atomic knowledge.
A reflection on daily moments that reveal strength and weakness. The speaker contrasts blessings like a mother with her baby and a hymn in church with failings such as lies, cowardice, and violence. He notes both heavenly and hellish epiphanies in ordinary life.
Puzzle clue list and grid entries feature a Yale graduate depiction with multiple abbreviations and cryptic hints across two columns. Clues cover topics from geography to chemistry symbols, with numerous short definitions and cross references in a dense puzzle format.
Mary Donahoe of Washington D C staff member for the National Council of Catholic Women will attend and participate in the four district deanery meetings of the Amarillo Diocesan Council of Catholic Women arriving in Amarillo April 4 under arrangements by Bishop Laurence J FitzSimon. Donahoe previously led a Harrisburg diocese deanery council and helped establish new diocesan councils in Burlington Vermont and Paterson New Jersey while serving in Wichita Kansas. The four meetings include April 8 in the San Angelo district and April 9 in the Big Rowena district Harbor area.
Edgar Braddock seaman second class and brother of Mrs. Charles Ricketts of 816 North Moore has been discharged to civilian life after a year in the Navy. He served eight months at Pearl Harbor and is now in Amarillo after discharge at Camp Wallace. He has two Amarillo sisters Pauline Brasher and Zella Parker and a brother Everett in Nazareth. Before service he worked for Phillips Petroleum in Bartlesville Oklahoma.
Brig. Gen. Morris B. Harbold is appointed chief of the Air Information Division, Intelligence Staff, Army Air Forces, per War Department announcement. The post is designated at Washington on March 12.
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