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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe News announces its publication history with editors and executives. It notes founding date February 20 1924 as a second class matter and listing for The Globe News Publishing Co with location Sixth and Allwree in Amarillo Texas.
Americans puzzled by British politics as Churchill appears to resign to clear the decks for a general election. The regime that formed during wartime in 1940s logic is reborn with voters returning to ballots and democracy after wartime demands ease.
Biblical excerpts present guidance on moral living. Proverbs speaks of the path shining toward the perfect day. Leviticus commands loving the stranger as oneself, recalling Israel's Egypt journey and affirming God as Lord.
A biblical proverb warns that foolishness remains despite harsh correction. The verse from Proverbs 27 22 uses a mortar and pestle as a vivid metaphor for stubborn folly that resists punishment or teaching.
Washington senses rising unemployment in Detroit Chicago and Cleveland amid shrinking demand for heavy war goods. Mallon analyzes wage-increase plans linked to postwar reconversion and inflation fears, noting unions pressure and White House political risk.
Staff Sgt. Bill Landau and Lt. Comdr. Ewel Stone visit the Manila desk as Marines and Air Force officers drop by for calls. Letters from home note a son in Belgium and a mix of humor about laundry, injuries, and rough times in the Pacific.
A collage of historical notes from May entries: 1930 riots in India during civil disobedience, Representative Garner accusing the Treasury of tax refund neglect, Randolph Field to be the West Point of the Air, 1935 Lawson Little golf victory with British debt quip, commerce department proposal to move Thanksgiving for fish consumption, a panhandle cyclone damage, 1940 tanks toward the English Channel, Gallup poll backing Roosevelt defense funds, 47 industrialists urging Neutrality Act change for Allied materials.
A reflective monocle of a columnist notes that every person has a soft spot for at least one other, leading to being cheated or manipulated. The piece cites examples of money loss, broken engagements, and a girl who whistles away a chosen fiancé, ending with the quip People is very peculiar.
A national Institute survey shows 60 percent have heard of the Tennessee Valley Authority and 41 percent understand its aims. Voters in Missouri Valley states favor a similar authority, while some confuse TVA with TWA.
A dense list of crossword hints across horizontal and vertical sections. Includes abbreviations for US political and geographic terms and a set of clue answers such as demigod arabian gulf royal red cross enclosure and English river with various cross references.
The United States steel industry employed an average of 571000 workers during 1944. The figure reflects wartime production and labor demand across major steel plants nationwide.
Announcement at Wright Field Ohio confirms Harold O. Green of Amarillo promoted to lieutenant colonel and assigned to the inspection section. He has held a reserve commission since 1931 after graduating from the University of Kansas and entered active duty as a first lieutenant with the coast artillery in 1941 before transferring to the air corps.
December 1943 notes Colonel Green, district manager for Safes and service at Lind Air Products Co. in town, preparing for active duty. His wife and child reside in New Carlisle, Ohio. A wartime mail fact reveals one in ten letters travel in reused envelopes in England.
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