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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
18
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, notes it is a second class matter post at Amarillo Texas under 1878 act, published evenings except weekends in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. Gene Howe President and Publisher John McCarty Assistant Publisher Wesley Izzard Editor in Chief.
In a mixed critique, critics say Lend-Lease, created to aid allies, is now used by Britain and the Netherlands against Indonesian colonists seeking independence. They accuse Byrnes of masking equipment with removed insignia and question why the United States has not demanded return or cessation.
Bill Cunningham urges that victory in World War II is not secured. The piece critiques postwar plans, Germany policy, the United Nations, labor unrest, and potential cuts, calling for firm leadership and decisive action to prevent a new war. It stresses keeping momentum and supporting returning veterans.
Paul Mallon notes Moscow said Truman's policy was heartening but Moscow kept same actions. Delegations walked out of the UN food conference in Quebec while reports claim Russia may loosen posture. Commentators debate appeasement and Russia's stance in world affairs amid WTUF leadership disputes.
Ralph W. Page denounces John E Rankin Mississippi as directing a one man un American inquiry bureau under guise of a committee. The piece argues no citizen can be prosecuted for opinion and criticizes Rankin for labelling political, racial and economic views as subversive. It urges accountability to the people rather than to Rankin.
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Joe Killough Jr. returns from Okinawa aboard the cruiser Vicksburg then joins the battleship Texas at Honolulu. He describes a sniper attack on Seabees and the brutal first typhoon forcing tents to be secured all night. He notes the Texas arrival on the West Coast with the waving sailors.
General Eisenhower urged international cooperation to meet hunger fear and disease and prevent chaos likened to Vesuvius Pompeii. He spoke from Wiesbaden in a New York Herald Tribune Forum broadcast noting allied consultations show friendliness but each nation defends its own interests.
Joseph Curran president of the National Maritime Union CIO said he will urge the union to withhold crews from ships other than troopships unless the government speeds redeployment to return sailors home by Christmas. The statement reflects pressure on wartime staffing and men returning from abroad.
Amarillo Army Air Field sets quotas for the Victory Loan drive. Military personnel must raise 380000 dollars, field personnel 150000, civilians 63000, and post exchange workers 7000. Local residents have until December 8 to meet 1290000 in E Bonds, with the overall target 4150000. Early reports show slow progress as the drive nears its deadline.
Texas DPS to start an intensive check to curb out of state license use by residents. Violators face explanation to a judge as Texas plates are required for permanent movers with a 120 day grace period. Also reports scarlet fever cases total 3,443, well above seven year median.
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