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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1946
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe announces its founding date and post office filing details along with publisher and editor names, frequency, and old subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. The notice lists executives Little and ilimore Howe, John McCarty, and Wesley Izard in roles and provides price structures for various delivery options.
The article notes Trygve Lie reports on housing difficulties for United Nations reps in New York City. It contrasts their world citizenship with local lodging limits, saying officials may share rooms, endure costly or poor accommodations, and urges Americans to welcome them.
Paul Mallon outlines a revised Byrnes plan to return to Paris June 15 to pressure Soviet agreement on Europe peace. If Moscow blocks progress, he seeks UNO action in New York on September 3 to push negotiations. The piece argues the strategy risks delay and political fallout amid Franco and Spain tensions and rising European anti-communist activity.
George E. Sokolsky argues the president has dithered for 40 days on the coal strike and other threats, accepting advice from economists and political figures that led to inflation and labor clashes. He warns that delaying action harms the economy and the public, urging decisive leadership before the 1946 elections.
Bill Cunningham highlights alcoholism as a rising national problem, with 50 million drinkers and 150 million gallons consumed yearly. He credits Alcoholics Anonymous for a new psychological, nonmedical approach that emphasizes personal recovery, shared experience, and moral motivation to quit drinking.
A speaker recalls how a wife rules her husband with personality and wit. He describes morning glances, hard fried eggs, endless domestic tasks, and yard repairs as tactics that keep him in line. He concludes gentleness and resolve, not strength, rule the home.
A mixed puzzle listing clues for a crossword with horizontal and vertical entries. The page includes references to the State War and Navy Departments and various word clues such as fittings for clothing and places, with several partial phrases and garbled OCR fragments.
Clarence Lamar Kropff of Culver City has just finished dancing roles in two Columbia Pictures films. He performs tapping for the sound tracks and is under contract for another movie. Texas native trained in Amarillo by Dixie Dice, he served overseas in Europe before returning to the United States.
Three transports arrive in New York with 1 999 service personnel and 298 more debark from four vessels at three West Coast points. Ships include New York Claymont Victory from Le Havre Chapel Hill Victory from Bremerhaven Niagara Victory San Francisco Graffias from Okinawa Lesuth from Saipan San Diego Repair ship Palaean from Pacific forward area Seattle USS Shaula from Pearl Harbor. A cypress near Santa Maria del Tule Mexico is claimed to be the world’s oldest living thing at about 5000 years old and 127 feet tall.
Robert C. Ewell son of Mr and Mrs A E Ewell formerly of Amarillo is among 53 graduates at Abilene Christian College He will earn a bachelor of arts degree with a Bible major Ewell participated in the Aggie Club mission study evangelistic forum and young people's meetings at ACC.
A Chicago group of businessmen promote recovery groups, noting that Amarillo has Alcoholics Anonymous while Chicago hosts Alcoholics Onymous as a model for youth. The item frames the local scene and contrasts city approaches to support.
The U S Department of Agriculture bureau estimates per capita food consumption this year will be 14 percent higher than the prewar 1935 39 average as Amarillo and other cities urged to donate to the UNRRA emergency food campaign.
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