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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
10
George E. Sokolsky argues the TWA strike exposes national weakness in aviation and shipping. He cites high pilot pay demands, the Emergency Board interventions, and Europe’s barriers as factors that could push American planes out of global competition.
The notice lists founding date February 20 1924 the Globe News as a part work with The Amarillo Daily News, editors and staff, office at Sixth and Fillmore Amarillo Texas, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail or carrier with various durations and prices.
The coal miners union leader John L Lewis dominates negotiations with Interior Secretary Krug and dictates terms of a new UMW contract. He pushes for a five day 40 hour week while keeping pay, signaling broader wage pressures if talks with private operators resume. The piece warns of a growing private dictatorship and its economy-wide consequences.
In a 1946 column Erich Brandeis argues for a Bill of Duties to accompany the Bill of Rights. He suggests duties like thinking before speaking, using religion to promote peace, preventing jury packing and legal corruption, and eradicating various forms of slavery beyond the body.
Lawrence P., 37, president of a state dental group, urges including applied psychology lectures in dental and medical education. He argues psychology boosts patient relations, practice success, and ethical advertising, noting many practitioners rely on self promotion to attract customers.
Crossword puzzle clues listed with across and vertical entries. Includes military terms and common words such as need, lariat, anger, and sacrificial offerings across a mixed wordplay grid.
A rambling column notes society quirks with coffee cups and lipstick, laments dear coffee, and jokes about Thad Ansley’s Cleaners offering to press a suit for a pound of butter. The piece mocks regular butter trades versus wearing a suit once.
Mary Margaret Hulen was elected president of the Sam Houston Junior High School student body with Patricia Thomas as vice president. Ninth grade officers include Don Hill as president and Gilbert Ford as vice president with Barbara Gray secretary treasurer and Bobby Garner reporter.
South Africa faces a severe soap shortage after India cut oil nut supplies. Housewives revive soapmaking at home while pigs gain value for fat used in soap. Dundee in Natal opens its own soap department using local slaughterhouse fat. New York City boasts 619 miles of subways with 313 miles underground.
Amarillo residents can view 135 paintings by American and European artists from November 18 to 26 in the Fuqua home at 1400 Polk. J Carlton Palmer, owner of the canvases, will lecture on "The Joy of Pictures" described as a top discussion for lay art appreciation. Local groups may purchase works for HS halls. seniors vote to buy paintings as a class gift.
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index for 31 commodities fell to 6.14 in the week ended Nov. 5 from 6.34 on Oct. 29, with year ago level at 4.14. Wheat oats cottonseed oil cocoa bean and peas rose, while declines occurred in corn barley hams bellies lard butter cheese coffee eggs potatoes steers hogs sheep and lamb.
Local loan notice advertises small loans starting at five dollars with phone contact 4550.
Miles reports cold snaps did not harm trees shrubs or grass in city parks and says young grass benefited from the snowfall. He notes snow deposits atmospheric nitrogen around roots aiding growth and that the light snow did not overload tree limbs or cause damage.
A reader recounts holiday cheer as children send requests to Santa. La Donna Boyer of 608 North Lincoln shares a note detailing a doll with long curls a baby buggy and a wagon underscoring good behavior.
Walter Gleason, 72, the town undertaker, also serves as drum major of the Shrewsbury brass band and now leads parades in a clown suit. He performs as a hobby for about ten years, often winning prizes, while locals admire the dual persona of a grave professional and a nimble, joked clown who delights children.
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