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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1945
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe and News announces publication by The Globe News Publishing Co. Rates listed for daily and Sunday editions, Amarillo carrier and mail options, and staff leadership including GENE HOWE, JOHN MCCARTY, and WESLEY IZZARD. Monthly and weekly pricing shown for various delivery methods.
An analysis citing Hugh Baillie claims Japan is “quarantined” after defeat, a vast camp run by inmates. It describes wreckage, unemployment, and despair as the harvest of a war economy. The piece argues the fate serves as a necessary warning against future aggressors and vows the lesson endure.
Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge argues ancestors showed pioneer spirit while modern arrivals beg aid, and Frank IL Jones cites home booby traps and that fifty two percent of accidental deaths in New York arise from home accidents, urging safety awareness.
Ralph W. Page argues that the Hungarian election exposed failures in anti Soviet propaganda. He notes Soviet presence was non coercive and that the Communist vote fell under 20 percent. He reflects on American business anxieties and urges rethinking information sources about Soviet practices as Hungarians govern themselves freely under Russian auspices.
Walter Lippmann argues that Anglo American cooperation hinges on Britain taking initiative in global hotspots from Germany to the Middle East. He says the American burden grows if Britain does not lead, while urging caution to avoid a Soviet clash. Education Week note calls for expanded school facilities and programs, including meals, teachers, and special rooms for disabled students and minorities.
Bill Cunningham recalls a 1937 Dallas trip to cover a major SWC football clash and the city’s rise through oil wealth and culture. He highlights Leopald Stokowski’s endorsement of Jacques Singer, who built a renowned Dallas Symphony, then chose to serve as a private in the Texas units after volunteering forSpecial Services and war duty.
The 38th Division Band led by Jacques Singer performed Bach on Corregidor and inspired troops on the Rock with a Mighty Fortress. After three and a half years and three bronze stars, Singer hopes to form an All Veterans Symphony Orchestra to bring good music to veterans in small towns, a dream born from the GI hunger for music.
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