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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1945
Page
10
Fragments show post office dating February 20 1924 and publishing details for The Globe News Amarillo Texas. Includes offices Sixth and Fillmore, publisher names Gene Howf John McCarty Wesley Izzard, and detailed subscription prices by mail and carrier.
The piece notes Grumman, known for Navy fighter planes, converting fuselages to aluminum canoes. It highlights the worry about rapid obsolescence in modern tech, but suggests this lighter, sturdy craft may ease fear by showing enduring design concepts.
Ralph W. Page explains Prime Minister Attlee's Washington trip aims to build mutual confidence between Britain and the United States. He insists Britain’s experiment with evolutionary socialism in public services and key industries will not affect American relations or loans, and stresses shared goals under the United Nations Charter and Atlantic Charter.
Veterans favor universal peacetime military or naval training with 78 percent nationwide support and 21 percent oppose. Results split by party show Republicans 79 percent in favor and Democrats 18 percent. age and occupation groups also favor training. The stance persists across voter groups despite partisan moves to delay peacetime training legislation.
Puzzle fragment lists multiple clues and partial answers for a crossword. Appears as jumble of words and numbers including Indian towns Greek letters and various abbreviations. No coherent article narrative, but itemized clue set with gaps and misreads.
The piece argues UNRRA falls short and calls for tighter oversight, more selective aid, and a distinct American Relief Administration. It questions China and Europe relief, urges stamping US origin on aid, and critiques international jealousy hindering aid effectiveness. It closes with a humorous aside on personal life.
Six more Amarillo servicemen have been released from the separation center at El Paso. They are T. J. Fyfe of 2900 Tyler, Talmadge D. Oguin of 2308 West Third, Lee T. Hand of 1337 Fast Ninth, Willie J. White of 994 Travis, John C. Hamilton of 804 North Polk, and Charles R. Smith of 415 East Fourth.
A humorous note describes a man requesting a small safe to store his hat at home to protect it from his wife and daughter. He complains they repeatedly damage or bury the hat under quilts, blankets, or furniture and flatly says the hat often ends up under the bed after being knocked off.
Mr and Mrs Tom L Lemond move from Lubbock to Amarillo and establish Amarillo Supply Company at 95 Taylor with two sons in service Tom L Lemond Jr a lieutenant in the Air Forces and Jerry a naval trainee at Southwestern University Georgetown Gift endowments to Stanford University exceed three million dollars
Lt Glenn Draper son of S F Draper of Draper Ross Produce Company was discharged at San Antonio after ten months with the 5th Air Force in the Mediterranean theater. He flew 11 combat missions as a pilot and earned the Air Medal. His father says he will enroll in Texas A and M College.
Four year old Jerry Lon McLawrin travels from Justiceburg to Amarillo to visit his aunt Mrs Hft Henderson at 114 Bonita during a family visit.
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