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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1945
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe announces staff roles and publication details for the newspaper's operations. It lists GENE HOWE as president and publisher, JOHN McCARTY as assistant publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief, with telephone lines for all departments.
President Truman will lead efforts to create work for demobilized service members and unemployed industrial workers and to restore consumer goods. As former head of the Senate wartime production committee, he has deep expertise on postwar policy and has signaled clear views on issues arising after Germany's surrender.
Allied reporters recount Martin Neimoeller's resilience after Dachau and years in solitary. He argues Germany is morally adrift under Hitler, with leaders betrayed and institutions compromised. He urges rebuilding the Christian church’s moral and spiritual foundations as the path to hope.
A fragment quotes Longfellow urging perseverance through strife and discouragement. It emphasizes personal purpose sustaining resolve.
Quoted verse from Matthew 5 11 declares blessing for those who are reviled persecuted and falsely accused for righteousness. The line emphasizes endurance amid slander and wrongful attack. It reflects a religious teaching on moral conduct under duress.
The writer recounts life aboard a large Navy cruiser with over a thousand on board and visiting officers. It describes the danger of minesweeper duty, crew camaraderie, water shortages, and injured sailors being hoisted to surgery after dark rescues. May 18, 1930 to 1940s notes follow.
A May 18 survey from the American Institute of Public Opinion finds the Democrats remain the majority party nationally and the Republicans the minority despite Roosevelt’s death. About three-fourths favor Democrats for 1948, while Republicans gain ground on turnout factors and a 1948 victory outlook with 55 percent predicting a GOP win.
A crossword puzzle list with horizontal clues including 1 6 and vertical clues such as 1, 2, 3. It features items like Greek letter antenna and symbols for radium and tellurium. Answers would fill a grid with across and down entries including names such as U S War Mobilization Board and references to months.
A speaker laments the waning interest in teaching as a career. He notes few smart young men entering the profession and mentions some capable women pursuing preparation for teaching.
Mrs Nenia McSpadden at 2214 Taylor hosts her daughter Mrs W A Owen and granddaughter Mary Lee from San Antonio they will stay until the first of next week.
Steve Taylor son of Col and Mrs Jay Taylor of 2809 Hughes is seriously ill in Northwest Texas Hospital with his condition updated as unstable and under medical care.
Miss Laula Grace Erdman of the Amarillo Classroom Teachers warns that postwar plans for returning servicemen must be joined by training the new generation. She says public schools shape nations and cites Hitler as a warning. Earl Cowart chaired. Howard Hunter joined as guest. Leo Miller absent at a Dallas conference.
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