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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1945
Page
6
Chicago set the standard for entertaining servicemen and aiding discharged veterans with organized, centralized job placement. The piece argues a national adoption of Chicago’s plan could streamline employer contacts, reduce duplication by groups, and ensure veterans receive prompt, practical help rather than rely on publicity.
A 1945 Amarillo Globe column critiques Denver's Regional Surplus Property Office with a $6,520 executive praised for lean staffing. It argues fewer secretaries and fewer memoranda boost quick, wise decisions, citing Einstein’s lone-office method as a model and urging reform to solve national problems.
A town pleads for understanding and support from readers, admitting rough treatment and a desire to improve. Residents promise to heed guidance, fix bonds, and value neighbors while seeking ways to become better friends and stay engaged with the community.
A legendary Chinese manuscript surviving as 718 wooden leaves bound by string is claimed to be the world's oldest book, tracing back to about 100 B C. The item underscores early literacy and bookmaking in ancient China.
Dorothy Thompson analyzes moral self-doubt in postwar policy debates. She argues the Hamlet frame paralyzes ends by means and notes Jacques Duclos as a key Soviet-linked influence on French politics and international alliances. She links Duclos to Comintern revival and shifts in American Communist policy via Roosevelt era diplomacy.
Coast to coast survey shows Army relatives split 50 percent call system fair and 40 percent want changes while Navy relatives favor changes 38 percent and 35 percent deem it fair with 27 percent no opinion. Respondents calling for changes named prioritizing married and older men for release.
The proposal urges Army release of overseas personnel first with replacements from the U S and combat veterans exempt from point totals. Navy critics call for lower point thresholds matching the Army and greater weight for family men and front line veterans.
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