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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1946
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe News announces publication details including editors Gene Howe and John McCarty, and pricing for daily and Sunday subscriptions by mail or carrier. Rates cover Amarillo delivery and mail subscriptions with varied terms and prices.
A man is charged with ignoring a stop sign linked to a fatal cycling accident. The author notes rising careless driving, calls for clearer through-street design and urges drivers to stop, warning that saving 12 seconds risks lives.
The piece discusses alcoholism as a disease rather than a moral failing and notes Connecticut's plan to use $160,000 in state liquor taxes for treatment. It details a system where drunkards are paroled to a medical board and treated in clinics, with various groups advocating different strategies to curb abuse.
A reader column quotes John D. Small criticizing consumer hogging while families describe shortages in 1946. The piece jabs officials for talk, notes a jailed OPA official fined for overcharging a veteran, and urges action over rhetoric.
Walter Lippmann argues that Congress must outlaw or regulate the right to strike by essential public service unions. He cites Johnston and Whitney as having the legal power to strike but says they lack moral right, urging revision of the outdated law to limit such actions. The piece critiques the National Railway Labor Act’s mismatch between its letter and spirit.
A 1946 column surveys George E Sokolsky on veterans shaping a new career. It cites Millard Lampell Almanac Singers and protests to abolish the Wood-Rankin committee while noting U S draft policy and antiwar ballads. It also outlines railroad strike law and a public zoning hearing in Amarillo.
A humorous reminiscence of waking wife and daughter, narrator complains of the daily struggle to rouse them. He endures their grumbles before they finally dress and eat breakfast, leaving him exhausted yet steadfast in his domestic duties. The piece highlights a weary, affectionate slice of family life.
A crossword puzzle listing across and down clues. Horizontal and vertical entries cover common words including US government mediator theme and various definitions. entries range from 1 to 54 with several specialized terms and short phrases.
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The passage argues that the right to strike should not be viewed as universal or absolute, suggesting it may not be an inalienable right of all people. It frames the dispute as a growing contention in labor or political theory.
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