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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1945
Page
10
Publication details for The Amarillo Globe and News list founding date February 20 1924 and a publishing authority. It includes post office filing, print schedule evenings except weekends, staff roles, and subscription rates for daily Sunday and carrier services in Amarillo and outside.
Billingsley column notes Wallace remains the Sidney Hillman choice while Truman faces a border of risks. It details Wallace's possible resignation, Truman's cabinet doubts, labor unrest and reconversion fears, and hints at a potential liberal third party if Wallace deserts the Democratic path. It closes with a village anecdote about meals and morale.
Crossword clues list for horizontal and vertical entries with numerous definitions. The passage ends with a quoted line about charging a man a fair price and filling a bowl of chili, illustrating practical psychology.
After World War II tens of thousands of teachers left for higher pay in war related jobs and many will not return. Rural schools show acute shortages with $959 average salary in rural areas and $1955 in urban, while 60 percent of rural teachers have less than two years of college. International education advocacy urges action to ensure peace and equity.
Dorothy Thompson analyzes Molotovs 1938 address quoted in Pravda to a young propagandist. The piece argues that imperialist states are not true democracies and that peace requires force, while warning against arms races and noting Soviet alignment with workers in Germany and Axis ties cited in past diplomacy.
Paul Mallon argues that global and domestic ills stem from policy driven by political considerations rather than economic necessity. He cites Attlee and Truman wage politics, atomic bomb debates, and overseas tensions as evidence of pressure toward political rather than economic aims.
The piece critiques a plan to raise government wages by 20 percent and extend higher pay through Congress and cabinet offices. It argues the proposal ignores inflationary effects amid goods shortages and high prices, attributing the theory to CIO economists and Roosevelt era spending ideas.
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