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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1946
Page
4
The Globe News editorial argues against unofficial dictatorships that seize control in crises. It warns such quick fixes mask true danger, endorsing democratic procedure and prudent preparation as the better response for stability and timely reform.
Dorothy Thompson traces student-led history from Prague to Munich and Warsaw, noting how Polish universities spark resistance again in 1946 Beirut. Authorities propose expulsion and camps for anti-government leaders, provoking renewed student protests and questions about progress and oppression.
George E. Sokolsky argues the United States must choose conscription or drop the draft, condemns the Mamma's Draft Bill as inadequate, and warns that postwar foreign pacts threaten national sovereignty. He questions secrecy around wartime agreements and urges vigilance to protect liberty and the Constitution.
A reader recalls Captain Rogersons 1938 book Propaganda in the Next War, discussing British and German propaganda methods. It cites a controversial page on Jews in the United States, the Jewish National Home in Palestine, and wartime propaganda as a master stroke.
Puzzle lists across and down clues for a themed crossword with entries like V U S naval leader, Barby estoppel, Type of bomb, Corded fabric, Thee, Bronze, Mountain, Particles, Permits, Male, Peruse, Behold, Toward, War god, Container, Beam, Taste, River barrier, Theater box, Musical character, Pithy, Cubic meter.
Ross Larsen recounts a boy and girl by the sea with the moonlit question What are the wild waves saying leading to the answer Slosh Slosh A St Louis visit notes Petrillo music rules and a humorous Oklahoma traffic misadventure with a wife cited for driving and a judge’s amused response.
Donald Vern Beistle, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Beistle of 2008 East Twelfth, earned a high school diploma at Peacock Military Academy in San Antonio. The first year cadet won the most military cadet honor in his class and will join the armed forces in summer. Amarillo cadets William Autry William Cheshire Charles Fenberg Jay Fenberg and George Hugo also attended as underclassmen.
Jewel Food Distributors, maker of Jewel Potato Chips, Cracklins, and Delux Cola, expands from a 50 by 50 foot East Fourth Street space to a 316 North Osage plant under remodel with 11 600 square feet, storage for 12 car loads, 23 employees, and plans to produce Jewel Cream Whip salad dressing. T. G. Tucker is general manager. Mrs. Jewel Tucker Williams sales manager. W. B. Tucker plant superintendent. The firm operates six trucks.
A fragment notes eight people serving the Panhandle territory and eastern and southern New Mexico. The text suggests a regional staffing or territorial reach but lacks dates or institutions.
C M Gaines of San Antonio named president of the Texas A and M College Former Students Association. E E McQuillen reelected executive secretary. Other officers include vice presidents T W Mohle Houston and C M Edwell Austin, trustee A F Mitchell Corsicana, and S A Lipscomb College Station athletic council representative.
Summer holidays for Amarillo public schools began today in practice and will be official after students receive report cards tomorrow. No classes are held today or tomorrow. Virgil Patterson, chairman, calls a Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee meeting for tomorrow at 4 at the chamber.
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