Exposure of Communist Techniques in American Society
Western observers urge wide public awareness of Communist tactics as outlined by a private information group. The piece explains the CP cell structure, stealth methods to infiltrate labor and professional organizations, and how they exploit justice rhetoric to undermine capitalism.
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Washington
Socialist
New Leader
Harold Ickes
James Roosevelt
Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
ICTSP
Robert Brown
Brown
Voltaire
Russia
Amarillo Globe May 15 1946 page notes publication details
The Amarillo Globe lists publication information for May 15 1946 including editors publishers and advertising rates. It notes dates of entry as second class matter and provides pricing for daily Sunday and combined Globe and News editions including carrier and mail options.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Paul Mallon
Poet
Amarillo Texas
Iida
Amarilo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Ilimore Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Penn
Globe and News
Day Camp Leaders Courses Planned For Girl Scouts
Training courses for leaders directing Brownie and intermediate Girl Scout camps are set for May 22 to 24 with sessions at St. Andrew's Parish House Ellwood Park and San Jacinto Park. Day camps run in Ellwood Park June 3 through 19 and in San Jacinto Park June 4 through 27. Brownies attend 10 am to 2 pm bringing lunches. activities include dramatics hikes cook-outs nature study songs crafts and dances. Register via Mrs. Ed Ely 1005 Monroe by May 29.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Parish
Ellwood Park
San Jacinto Park
Ed Ely
Monroe
Amarillo to Send Delegation to Highway 87 Convention
Rex Baxter Amarillo Chamber of Commerce secretary announces several highway committee members will attend the International 87 Highway Association convention in Denver next month Virgil Patterson chairs the Amarillo chamber highway committee.
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Amarillo
Denver
Rex Baxter
Capitalism works in America with fervor for reform
In his valedictory as U S Chamber of Commerce president, Eric Johnston urges a "new national fervor" for capitalism as a human, evolving system. He argues capitalism, though imperfect, delivers more human comfort and opportunity than alternatives, and will improve with less apology and more confidence.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Russia
Europe
Britain
China
United States
America
Jay Goulds
Jim Fisks
Law and Order Anarchy and Its Threat to Society
George Sokolsky argues that anarchy erodes civil government by substituting private judgment for law. He blames unions, government bureaus, and political leaders for weakening law enforcement and fostering a fifth column, while praising Theodore Roosevelt for standing for national interest and condemning appeasement of private feuds.
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United States
Stamford
Conn
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Butte, Mont
John L. Lewis
Congress
Senate
House
Hillman and Murray
Lewis and Petrillo
America
Petrillo
Lewis
Liberty
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Veterans express discontent with United Nations progress
Gallup poll of over 200 field reporters and the public finds 37 percent of veterans dissatisfied with UN progress and 26 percent undecided. The public splits evenly between satisfied and dissatisfied, while common criticisms cite lack of concrete results and power politics involving Russia and Britain.
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United Nations
Spain
Iran
Russia
United Na
Ghaseseeseeen Se
Britain
Polk Street Professor and the War Goods Shortages
A Polk Street resident describes wartime shortages driving him to sign up at many stores for tires, fishing rods, nylons, garments, sheets, and even a windmill. He notes how delays and scarce stock push him to stand in lines, cancel orders, or spend on groceries, reflecting widespread consumer pressure.
Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle Horizontal
Puzzle lists across and down clues with numerous abbreviations and partial phrases for a crossword grid. Readers are invited to fill in entries such as names, terms, and geographic or cultural references across both directions.
War’s Aftermath Shapes Public Opinion and Policy
The piece notes postwar shifts in FP activity amid popular sympathy for Russia, and stresses ongoing U S political and economic policy confusion in transition from wartime unity. It warns minority cells exploit confusion to promote further disruption.
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King
Features Syndicate
Sports Committee Will Meet Friday
Dr. E W Cain, chairman, has called a meeting of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce sports committee for Friday. The luncheon meeting will be at the Amarillo Hotel with members including Floyd Cooper Jr and many local business leaders. Also noted are visits by the Abneys of Texline and the Kehoes with their children.
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E. W. Cain
Amarillo
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