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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe volume lists founding date February 20 1924 and publication details. It names GENE HOWE as President and Publisher JOBN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief and RAY PARR as Editor of The Globe with a Globe News publishing connection and subscription rates for Daily Sunday Globe and News services.
Atlanta police halted the Columbians as members moved to incite a race riot. Four arrested on inciting to riot charges after the group was granted a state charter last August. Leaders claim aims to control politics nationwide and deport Black citizens, urging a one race nation. Eternal vigilance against radicalism remains essential.
Erich Brandeis recalls a moody barber and rival pillow shops in the Bronx. He notes two stores charging five dollars and 2.60 per pillow, a $29.75 comforter, and a bald hair treatment pitch. He laments persistent politeness gaps after the war and praises a helpful clerk offering a seven dollar hat alternative.
Treasury Secretary Snyder warns that talking about a low mood harms recovery though production must be affordable to spur demand. He cites strikes, high prices, and cautious spending as factors dampening output, urging candid national and political discussion to restore economic health.
Dr. George W Crane analyzes a case where six year old Philip fears being late to school. The boy uses worried behavior to mask a secret wish to stay home, showing how worries can be disguises for unspoken desires.
A dense crossword clue list with horizontal and vertical entries across numbers 1 to 59 and 1 to 57 respectively. Includes definitions such as U S Army leader, Brig Gen, and astronomical theme entries, plus common crossword terms.
A Polk Street professor speculates Colt Firearms Co has gone broke since the Civil War era. He notes Colt began in 1836, its 100 year reputation, and famous six shooter models from the 1870s like the Peacemaker. He laments potential Colt quitting and its western outlaw lore.
The Military Order of Asian Laborer Palo Duro Pup Tent No. 10 plans election and installation of officers tomorrow at 8 PM in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall led by incumbent president C. B. Parks. Tonight at 7 the group hosts a veterans party at Amarillo Veterans Hospital featuring Smokey Joe Dixie Barnes Chris Butler LaRay Eubank J. B. Day and Lee Throneberry. Mr and Mrs C H Speed and Mr and Mrs John H Platt have moved to 2030 Hayden after leaving 906 Alabama.
Marguerite Shamblin project manager of Pantex Village is in New Orleans visiting friends and will be away about a week. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mathers and daughter Sharon of Dallas are visiting Mrs. Mathers' mother, Mrs. Marjorie Batson, at 1004 West Tenth. Globe-News Want Ads Pay Off Big.
Yves Chardon, principal cellist of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, reported his cello valued at $2,500 stolen from his car during a New York visit. Police and Chardon checked pawnshops and learned a broker had paid only $10 for the instrument.
Police and postal investigators launched an intensive search for the person who mailed the body of a newborn baby by parcel post to a recipient in Bedford Village New York. Authorities described the case as a disturbing homicide inquiry and pursued leads across postal facilities and local addresses. Detectives urged anyone with information to contact the village police or postal inspectors as the investigation continued.
Police said the package was postmarked from Hall Maryland indicating a potential mail threat connected to a large Westchester County estate. Authorities are reviewing the origin and implications of the mail item as part of an ongoing investigation.
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