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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1945
Page
6
Founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office on February 20 1924. Published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with the Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Co. at Sixth and St ten Nom 6262.
Aerial photographs show Yugoslav Partisan women in battle practice as one in three soldiers in the Yugoslav army is a woman. For four years they have worn captured German uniforms and used guerilla tactics to liberate large portions of the country. The text includes quotes contrasting force and divine questions.
The Nation's No. 1 Woman Columnist argues the Dumbarton Oaks veto by great powers blocks a universal peace framework. She warns enforcement of peace could trigger world war, as conflicting ideologies and retaliatory vetoes stall lawful action and condemn small states to manipulation by big powers.
Manila dispatch outlines what a full Ernie Pyle biography should include. It stresses portraying the whole man not a gilded tale, urging interviews with family friends Indiana connections and old aviation colleagues, and retrieving Ernie’s letters for a careful, complete account.
Pulse Feeler reports Argentina debated representation at a postwar peace conference with Amarillo diplomats asked if Argentina should join Allied nations in discussions. Responses from various delegates varied, including Mrs. Tom Higgins, a housewife, reflecting mixed public sentiment.
George Sokolsky's column questions Professor Schuman's view of unity among the Three Dominant Powers. He pokes at the idea that Poland should be sidelined and argues a worldwide order could still be possible with broader participation and U.S. leadership. He recalls Yalta and Slav unity as essential elements in postwar peace discourse.
A writer recalls years of testing various tobaccos to discover the perfect pipe tobacco amid mail orders and mixed blends. The piece highlights the quest for quality and personal satisfaction in smoking.
A nationwide George Gallup survey finds 70 percent of Americans still support compulsory military or naval training for one year after the war. Support is strong across regions and among women, with Democrats more favorable than Republicans.
A complete set of crossword clues with horizontal entries 54 to 59 and vertical entries 1 to 55 including common abbreviations and themed terms. The grid references multiple language roots and zodiac style wordplay across diverse categories.
The New York police commissioner releases documents alleging Red antiestablishment funding of riots in the United States. Stock prices dive to new lows since last November amid market turmoil. Japanese ambassador Debuchi is noted in the batch of wartime diplomacy updates.
A WW II era panel lists quotes from GENE MITCHELL MISS DRUSCILLA SAWYER BOB STOVALL FINIS WILLS and MRS W R FRANKS arguing about Argentina’s neutrality and potential switch to Allied or Axis sides. The observer Pulse Feeler foresees disputes over the issue and contemplates wagers on the questions sparked.
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