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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1946
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe circulation and rate card lists prices for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and subscription terms. It also names GENE HOWE as president and publisher and JOHN MCCARTY as assistant publisher with WESLEY [ZZARD] as editor in chief.
The FBI warns of the biggest crime wave in 15 years with rising 1945 crime rates across the nation. Violent crimes fall into seasonal patterns, auto theft and robberies remain high, and juveniles under 21 commit about a third of last year’s offenses.
A collection of quotes from Lawrence Mahoney Lewis Schwellenbach and others reflecting on individual resilience women's rights reconstruction food security and attitudes toward nuclear weapons. The excerpts reveal concern over freedom choice peace and disarmament in a tense international climate.
The article analyzes Soviet reversals after Stalin era hints and argues Byrnes was justified in pressing for a firm policy. It highlights Byrnes and the armed services urging draft extensions before Congress and emphasizes patience and firmness as core U S policy to support the United Nations and world peace.
George E. Sokolsky argues Governor Lehman resigned from UNRRA in protest of Hoover’s appointment and questions UNRRA’s effectiveness. He accuses UNRRA of political bias, faults farm price policy, and says rationing at home is Lehman’s only tool, criticizing both New Deal policies and Hoover’s warnings.
Walter Lippmann notes that his Germany trip will pause his writing and that he cannot claim to speak for the whole public. He warns against expecting a precise national poll but suggests observation from varied conversations, while conceding limits of reporting from abroad.
A traveler notes persistent crises from Iran and India to Spain and Argentina that will likely remain upon return. An American official asserts optimism, saying these conflicts will still be with us, despite their difficulty.
A Pole Street professor argues high divorce rates stem from women's political gains and calls for restoring male control at home. He urges strict discipline including bed slats for wayward wives and says wives should not be partners in the family. The writer jokes about handling the matter privately.
A compact listing of the crossword puzzle clues with horizontal and vertical numbers including definitions such as Lord Chancellor in horizontal 1 and Great Britain reference in vertical 7, plus chemical symbols and common words.
Bill Mauldin, famed cartoonist who mocked military brass, is invited to testify before the Army probe board led by Lt. Gen. James Doolittle. The panel will meet for its first session to decide if hearings will be closed or public, with a preference for closed sessions to encourage frank testimony.
The State Board of Control ordered two psychologists to examine Phillip H. Henney 72 and his son William Henry 45 before their Friday execution at Fort Madison. They pled guilty to first degree murder in the December 1944 shooting of Robert W. Raebel 63 operator of Lake Okoboji resort.
Mrs. Ethel Curl, mother of Lt. Harry Pearston Curl, sought details of her son's death in Metz on October 1 1944. A donor chain including Private Earl Fordham and Fort Worth publisher Amon G. Carter reveals respect, aid and fellowship across Alabama and Texas. Curl, Fort Worth native and Texas A&M graduate, died in action after serving with Company K 313th Infantry 79th Division.
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