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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1946
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe announces publishing terms with founder, staff, and subscription prices. Information covers founding date February 20 1924, editors in chief John McCarty and Wesley Wizard, and rates for daily Sunday delivery by mail or carrier including Amarillo and Globe and News options.
George E. Sokolsky discusses an Illinois court ruling allowing religious and moral education in American schools amid a debate on church and state. He notes the McCollum case and warns against removing religious influence from public life while contrasting it with global tensions and diplomacy.
The piece urges shifting to private talks with the Russians rather than public oratory. It argues public debate hinders negotiations and cites past private dealings with Britain as a model. It notes the high stakes of multitudes of lives and addresses Venezuelan oil production reaching over a million barrels daily.
Rep Carl Vinson criticizes unified armed services along Navy lines while arguing for coordinated defense. He notes potential benefits from broader input from business leaders labor and other groups and urges national discussion beyond the services.
The piece lauds Open City for portraying the Italian underground with human depth. It centers on a Communist partisan and a Catholic priest, whose sacrifices reveal shared humanity beyond ideological divides. A betrayed leader, a suffering prostitute, and Pina anchor the tragedy. The reviewer calls it a morality play where hope for humanity endures despite loss.
Lippmann argues against raising the Iranian issue in the Security Council before the United States appoints and reaches Moscow with its new ambassador General Bedell Smith. He warns a direct talk with Stalin is essential, urges negotiates first, and warns a premature showdown could split major powers and jeopardize the United Nations.
A speaker recalls classmates who grew into unlikely successes and warns against premature judgment. He notes a timid boy who became a wartime hero, a blood-averse boy who became a leading surgeon, and others who defied early labels as life’s trials revealed true character.
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