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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1945
Page
14
Announcement lists The Globe News Publishing Co. officers GENE HOWE president and publisher JOhn McCarty assistant publisher WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief and provides subscription prices for daily Sunday and Sunday only editions with mail and carrier options in Amarillo Texas.
A six day old incident at Molotovs reception hints Russia may lift censorship on outgoing dispatches. Molotov and APs Eddie Gilmore discuss reciprocity and a more open press as a path to better U S Soviet understanding and eased atomic tensions.
The Gallup survey finds about 37 percent say the United States treats Germans about right while 46 percent say not tough enough and 12 percent undecided. Men and women differ with women more likely to want tougher action, and past Japanese war policy shows similar trends among both sexes.
A readable crossword grid clue set with across and down hints. Entries include positions like 1 2 3 and 4 5 6, with references to ships, geography, animals, and common words. The list mixes abbreviations and foreign terms such as Tees natives and Javanese community alongside general clues.
A crabbed US atomic effort tale recounts scientists Szilard and Oppenheimer joking about optimism while Clinton Engineer Works struggles draw Secretary Patterson to assign Madigan. His grim verdict: if the project fails this will be the biggest mistake ever made.
Andrew Higgins built a vast wartime operation in New Orleans creating schools, housing, and a high end athletic club for workers. He funded recreational programs and trained staff led by his sister, boosting living standards for thousands while questioning life after the war.
A local speaker praises ROTC cadets near Polk Street High School for presenting confidence, discipline, and readiness. He urges students to study, listen to teachers, and trust parental guidance as the nation faces future challenges.
In Waco on November 14 a man gave a friend a lift and was hospitalized after the companion, unhappy about going home, used a shotgun and a club. The attacker had forehead lacerations. the victim was described as black and blue. The article notes the railroad tank car’s first appearance in 1865.
Alfred P. Sloan Jr. said that after earlier delays, shipments of cars began this month would increase rapidly. He reported to stockholders that physical reconversion in more than 100 plants was progressing rapidly.
Lawrence E Stewart a carpenter's mate second class from Amarillo has been discharged from the Navy under the point system at Bremerton Washington.
Arthur G. Monken, warrant officer junior grade, Army, 1316 Bellaire, finishes the officers disbursing course at the Army Finance School Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind.
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