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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1946
Page
10
Publication note from The Globe News Publishing Co. lists founders officers and pricing. Founded February 20 1924 entered second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office. Evening paper published Sundays with Amarillo Daily News. Subscriptions vary by delivery method and region with multiple rates and durations.
Series of NEA spy story dispatches from Stockholm detail the German espionage system during the war. The piece notes that Nazi spying extended wartime knowledge and cost lives, compares Allied and German intelligence, and argues peacetime espionage should be full time to provide national insurance.
Dorothy Thompson argues we are in a new dark age up to the neck, where technology does not equal civilization. She warns of total war, fractured standards, and governments ruled by armed factions, with morality eroding as society disintegrates.
Walter Lippmann argues the UN charter cannot be defended as a mere rhetorical contest. He criticizes premature Security Council actions on Iran and praises the China policy shift toward disciplined political action. He warns that without proper preparation and leadership, the charter’s prestige cannot stand.
Ralph W. Page notes a bloc led by Graham A. Barden of New Bern formed to oppose the Administration. The group proclaims Down with price control down with wages and up with prices, seeking alignment with Republicans. Page highlights Barden’s fear of labor reforms and the erosion of plantation era norms.
A call for drastic reform of Congress to align executive and legislative goals. It argues Southern obstruction and party discipline undermine democracy, urging a primary reorganization to place control with the dominant party, ensure loyalty, and enforce proclaimed pledges.
A humorous reminiscence details a groom’s sleepless night as his wife’s late prep and talk, cosmetics, curlers, and a planned furniture purchase test his patience. The anecdote ends with a caution to men about marriage angles and the need to think carefully before tying the knot.
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The piece notes Russia forced issues as Britain and America were unprepared for diplomacy. It cites signals from London that Britain may open negotiations on Iran. Sir Richard Bullard’s Tehran return reportedly urges an international body to regulate oil interests amid a broader Iranian issue.
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