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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1945
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe News introduces its publication details with the February 20 1924 founding date and evening circulation note. It lists leadership including GENE HOWE as President and Publisher JOHN MCCARTY as Assistant Publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief.
The 1945 tax return due March 15 remains under the old law. Final estimates and returns relate to 1945 income, not 1946. Forms prepared before the new act reflect 1944 rates and tables, so many will misread and expect lower rates in March.
George Sokolsky reports on soldiers’ bitter complaints about treatment by officers, point systems, and demobilization delays. Letters from Europe to Asia describe food raids, USO misuse, and idle duties. He urges a nonmilitary commission to investigate gripes and assess the reserve officer system. Also notes a FTC hearing on Carbon Black Export cancellation and Darrel E. Adams discharge at Fort Bliss.
The 82nd Airborne Division now in Berlin on occupation duty for three months has been alerted for return to the United States according to Stars and Stripes.
A Bayonne Times collection presents wartime reflections from Maj Gen Edward P King and congressmen Andrew J May and John E Rankin, advocating arbitration, discharge of surplus troops, and firm labor rights. The piece links veteran sacrifice, strikes, and global cooperation in a period of national strain.
Ralph W. Page argues that Congress repeats Roosevelt era struggles as Truman seeks to push a program. He asserts presidents must win popular support to override a hostile Congress and notes Southern Democrats and Republicans block measures while Truman attempts direct appeal to the people for 1946 legislative aims.
A nationwide survey shows 52 percent think the proposed tax cuts would be enough for the present while 31 percent say cuts should go further and 17 percent are undecided. Responses vary by occupation, with professionals and business workers supporting the plan more than farmers and laborers.
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With duck season nearly a week old, about 1 000 hunters have purchased migratory bird stamps at the Amarillo post office. Postmaster W D DeGrassi said sales are on pace with the past two years, though historically about 2 000 stamps would be sold by this point. Under federal law, every hunter over 16 must buy the $1 stamp and write their name on the face to validate it and carry it while hunting.
Service Command To Inspect Guard Officers In Dallas will inspect Amarillo companies of the Texas State Guard Nov. 19. Amarillo has two companies, Company A led by Captain J. Jack Rogers and Company C commanded by Captain Abe Fiffer man. The companies drilled together at 8 o'clock last night on the high school campus. A record turnout of 165 was reported. The Texas State Guard seeks more enlistments, inviting ex servicemen to join. Prospective members should report at 8 o'clock each Monday night at the high school armory.
Meteor experts Floyd V. Studer and Oscar F. Monnig mapped the probable crash zone near Shamrock and Pampa. They estimate the fall occurred south of Lefors north of Alanreed and west of McLean in a 5 to 10 square mile area and urge ranchers and farmers to report finds.
Lean: Loyal Bird of Bird Ranch near Pampa and Felix B Ledwig near Groom recount being shown several specimens that proved to be lava. They explain a meteorite is usually black heavy and varies from a pellet to a fist sized chunk.
The district superintendent and pastors from four Amarillo Methodist churches will attend the Northwest Texas Conference in Abilene. Delegates include Dr. Earl G. Hamlett, Rev. Neal Cannon, Rev. Lloyd Jones, Rev. Sam Thomas, and Rev. E. Lee Stanford, with a law delegate from each church.
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