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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1946
Page
10
Notice lists the Amarillo Globe with publication dates and staff, including Gene Howe and John McCarty, and provides detailed subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and weekly editions in Amarillo and by mail, with prices for carrier delivery and different time spans. The item appears as a publication masthead and pricing folio.
President appoints Herbert Hoover as sole living predecessor to assess relief requirements in Europe. The wartime food administrator from World War I and Allied relief organizer will weigh needs and may offer ideas to accelerate the current lagging aid program that critics call bungled and inadequate.
Washington congressman Coffee questions if tests aim to intimidate Russia. POKER FACE verdict is no. Tests focus on warcraft impact and naval strategy, not intimidation, with warning that misreading could risk global security. Big business headlines aside, education remains vital for all citizens.
George E. Sokolsky critiques supporters who claim Britain is broke yet warn the US loan will prevent a global bloc. He cites Britain’s $3.0 billion in US assets and $1.25 billion Canadian loan, urges honest appraisal of world economy, IMF lines, and warns any loan precedent may arise for other nations.
Ralph W. Page argues that American and British duty to China, sealed at Cairo in 1943, obligates restoration of Manchuria to the Republic of China despite Russian actions. He cites Soviet seizure, dismantling of factories, and Byrnes’ warning against unilateral expropriation of enemy assets before reparations talks.
GALVESTON March 15 UP Meet two junior G men who got their men. Robert Olsen 11 and Kenneth Olsen his assistant tracked a bicycle theft through the neighborhood. They detained a gang of youths, led police to recovered bikes, and inspired Kenneth to pursue policing.
Gallup results show about three to one favor admitting Hawaii as the 49th state. Truman endorsed statehood in January and nationwide majorities across regions and parties approve of Hawaii joining the Union as a vital military base.
Hawaii approved statehood by 67 to 33 in 1940. A nationwide survey found Americans misjudge Hawaii's population at about 1 million instead of 502,000 and overestimate Chinese ancestry while underestimating Japanese ancestry. Sugar remains Hawaii's largest industry despite pineapple growth. Former Secretary Ickes urged statehood as a logical next step, noting Hawaii’s tax contributions exceed those of any single state.
A husband reflects on his fragile mental state as stress from teaching and marriage weighs on him. He notes odd experiences like hearing bells in the country and misplacing personal items, while his wife reassures others he is merely highly eccentric.
Puzzle clues mix horizontal and vertical entries listing abbreviations and definitions for a crossword grid. It includes terms like Army Division insignia nurse inlet whirlwind Mindanao envoy and many abbreviations plus numeric references.
S. D. Sanders commissioner of banks from the Farm Credit Administration will headline the Consumers Cooperative Associated shareholders meeting in Amarillo April 18 and 19. More than 1,000 farmers and their families are expected to attend this two day conference. Other speakers include C. J. McLanahan of the Cooperative League in Chicago and Dr. Ray mond W Miller of the American Institute of Cooperation in Philadelphia.
Lights failed during a Southwestern Public Service Company bowling tournament at Wally's Bowl 909 Tyler as electricians from the utility hurried to fix a blown fuse. Stirling Hayden filed for divorce from Madeline Carroll in Reno Nevada charging mental cruelty. they wed in Peterboro New Hampshire on St Valentine’s Day 1942.
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