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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1946
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe News outlines its publication schedule and pricing. It lists founders, editors, and publishers, plus subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier delivery, with annual and short-term terms.
The Fortum Macazini Labor issue prints Elmo Roper survey findings on labor disputes. It shows 50.4 percent oppose strikes by striking unions, 64 percent of union members doubt labor leaders seek to paralyze unions, and 61.4 percent of executives doubt management aims to oust them. It notes PAC opinions, public benefit views, and leaders like Petrillo Lewis Bridges Murray Green, with suggested labor laws and Wagner Act clarifications.
A columnist recalls a New York bus stop audience debating opportunity in America. The piece frames success through immigrant roots and wartime service, citing William O Dwyer and Catherine Lenihan, and argues that capitalism rewards effort, not excuses, with a 1946 King Features Syndicate copyright.
Walter Lippmann argues the Big Three’s military presences in former Axis and occupied territories complicate peace prospects. He contends separate sphere deals hinder a general settlement and warn that future negotiations must address the distribution of power among the Soviet Union Britain and the United States to form a true peace conference.
A new Social Security Act amendment allows surviving spouses of WWII veterans to receive monthly benefits if the veteran died within three years of discharge and their dependents lack VA compensation. Claims must be filed by February 10, 1947, with retroactivity up to three months. payments vary by dependents. Factual note mentions Leslie Brooks in a separate line about Cigarette Girl.
Dr. George E. Crane explains there is no single destined job for Tim G an 18 year old high school graduate. He notes vocational guidance sorts people by intelligence and social versus mechanical orientation to suggest suitable fields rather than a lone ideal career.
A humorous ramble covers slot machines, a drunken caller asking for peanuts, an absent minded man unlocking with a cigar, fashion jokes about dresses and cellar fittings, and a quip about pills and doctors praising a one a day versus ten a day regime. Includes a jab at a Jewish actress in a British film for American audiences.
A reader facing a dense crossword grid is shown with clues for across and down entries. The puzzle lists numbers and partial word fragments such as Stop Place ale Fastened Carry and many others, indicating a large themed word-finding challenge.
Earl O Keefe president and M C Finley secretary and controller of the Southwestern Investment Co are slated to leave Sunday for the American Finance Conference in Chicago. The two day session starts Tuesday at the Palmer House with more than 500 sales finance company executives attending from across the United States.
Mr. O'Keefe and Mr. Finley will travel by air to Amarillo and return November 15. They will then depart the following week for the Texas Association of Automobile Finance Company convention in Fort Worth, scheduled for November 18.
A historical note shows young Gordon Morrison of 2435 North West Fifteenth writing to Santa Claus with a toy list including dishes pans a desk chair overalls trucks and cars a bus books a hat a table and an airplane. The letter reflects a festive season practice of soliciting gifts for Christmas.
Mrs. Inez Sullivan, 1012 Carolina, hospitalized yesterday with influenza. She is office manager of the city tax department.
Vintage ad copy promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate bile flow and aid digestion. It claims daily use prevents constipation and mental dullness, highlights benefits for fatty meals, and lists prices 15¢ and 30¢ with label directions.
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