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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1946
Page
2
A narrator on a Montreal bound train discusses a Toronto stranger who disputes Communism and favors a gentler form in Canada. The piece then analyzes Henry Wallace, labeling him sincere but lacking depth, and dismisses him as a future leader while critiquing Roosevelt era strategy and public sentiment.
A harsh critique describes Wallace as extremely simple minded and incapable, noting his national prominence and ranking him as the most dumbstruck figure in the United States over the past century. The speaker labels his extremism as forceful but emphasizes perceived intellectual deficiency.
Kansas City stockyards show cattle salable 7 000 with total 7 700 and calves 1 900 of 2 200. Slaughter steers and heifers steady, good natives firmer, cows active, bulls steady. stockers and feeders fully steady with large share to meaty grass steers. Sheep 4 000. lambs steady to strong, Colorado and native lambs up to 19.00. Hogs 300 steady at ceiling. Chicago hogs 1 500 steady. cattle 3 000 calves 700 steady with steers 900 1 230 lb at 20.25. vealers 18.00 down. sheep 5 000 sharply lower.
Courthouse records show numerous warranty deeds and parcel transfers across Ridgemere Mirror W Heights Southside Original Town and Amarillo Heights. Listings include buyers with sums from 1,000 to 8,500 dollars and multiple lot blocks. Also note marriage licenses for several couples and a colored couple pairings.
A New York diary piece recounts Mrs. Bonnett returning from Macy's to tell her husband Poke she wandered to the Hotel Pennsylvania cafe Rouge after a hat shopping spree. Capt. Bellfeller helps them navigate arrivals and hotel staff send fruit and flowers.
Mrs Iona Woods fell from a pickup truck ten miles east of Panhandle last night and remained unconscious with serious injuries. She was brought to Northwest Texas Hospital by Boxwell Brothers ambulance after emergency treatment in Panhandle. X rays were taken to assess injuries.
Duke Ellington plans a recording of Harlem Promenade, the second composition by Virginia Welles. Welles previously wrote The Love Waltz, first performed by Paul Whiteman on national radio, highlighting her growing recognition in the era.
Postal Life Insurance promotes a new sickness and accident policy with up to 100 monthly disability payments, hospital benefits, and a 5000 death benefit rising to 7500 after five years. It requires no medical exam, offers free inspection, and presents payment plans from 1.00 monthly to 10.95 yearly. beneficiaries names and policy details are requested.
In a casual chat, the speaker plans to remove a flower from a bouquet and wear it in her hair in New York, noting she feels silly wearing flowers at home but thinks it may suit the city. The exchange references Poke and a fashion detail tied to travel.
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