Globe-News Publishing Co announces rates and staff
The Globe-News announces publication details for Amarillo Texas including offices at Sixth and Fillmore with President Gene Howe and Editor Wesley Izzard. Rates are listed for Daily and Sunday subscriptions, carrier and mail options, with prices varying by duration and delivery method.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Ray Parr
The
Globe
I Vann
Globe and News
Change of Attitude from Stalin Signals Shift in Soviet Policy
The Sunday Times interview reveals Stalin softening warnings of capitalist encirclement and war. Analysts note Byrnes hardened stance may push Stalin toward a cautious, looming showdown, with hints of possible drift to a status quo that could affect global peace.
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Stalin
Sunday Times of London
Mr. Stalin
Andrzei Gromyko
United States
China
Iceland
Brazil
Panama
Britain
Soviet Union
Russia
Germany
Security Council
Byrnes
Henry Wallace
Mr. Gromyko
Mr. Molotov
State Department economist on peace conditions
Willard L. Thorp argues that no veteran or war participant has greater economic stake than ensuring the conditions for enduring peace, framing economic interests as essential to postwar stability.
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Willard L. Thorp
State Department
Democratic collision over meat policy and party leadership
The Democratic Party faces a split over meat decontrol as National Chairman Hannegan is empowered to urge the decontrol board. President Truman defends meat shortages with a statement and laments actions surrounding Wallace and Byrnes. Party strategists from New York and Chicago push a resolution signaling leadership retreat amid voter fears.
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Wallace
Washington
Byrnes
Truman
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Ed Kelly
Chicago
OPA
Wallac
Pepper
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Measuring a Policy in the Face of Soviet Expansion
Walter Lippmann argues the core issue is how the United States can best oppose Soviet expansion in Europe and Asia. He says American foreign policy is unsettled and evolving, with no final agreement among leaders or military branches, and criticizes premature claims of a fixed Byrnes policy.
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Europe
Asia
United States
Paris
Byrnes
Mr. Byrnes
UNRRA questioned as tool of Soviet policy in Europe
George Sokolsky argues UNRRA functioned as a political arm of Soviet policy under Herbert Lehman and Fiorello La Guardia, diverting US aid to support Russia in Yugoslavia and Austria while starving Vienna. He condemns political use of relief and questions American tolerance of such manipulation.
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UNRRA
Herbert Lehman
Yugoslavia
Ukraine
Russia
Soviet Russia
United States
Fiorello la Guardia
Austria
Feonov
Vienna
United Nations Aid Debated in Aftermath of UNRRA
The piece argues UNRRA failed to rebuild devastated nations despite vast relief shipments and calls for a American Relief Administration to feed the hungry directly. It critiques US led anti Soviet coalitions as unstable and warns of atomic age tensions, urging settlement with the USSR before both sides have nukes.
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UNRRA
United Nations
United States
King Features Syn, Inc
Polk Street Professor Warns About Safer Street Crossing
A streetwise professor describes two crossing methods at intersections. He notes the long look before crossing can feel incomplete while quick spasmodic glances make drivers anxious. He admits neither method is perfect and recalls his own past near misses.
Crossword Puzzle Horizont Al 1.7
The page shows a crossword puzzle with across and down clues including entries like Insect, Separate, Rotating parts, Royal Garrison, Eyes, Rubber tree, Hindu garment, Grape refuse, Cloth measures and other standard crossword terms. The grid appears to include both horizontal and vertical sections with numbers marking clue starts.
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Royal Garrison
Roosevelt Era Debate on Preventive War and Europe Strategy
The article discusses Stalin’s leverage with a Red Army strong in Europe and the risk of a preventive war. It critiques Bullitt Alsop’s coalition approach, arguing for concentrating military effort in the eastern Mediterranean and solidifying western Europe to push Russia toward negotiations.
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Alsop
Paris
Bullitt
United States
Moscow
Europe
Western Europe
Britain
Stalin
Soviet Union
Russia
Red Army
France
Western
Eastern
Mediterranean
New York Tribune, Inc
Amarillo Opens 1946 47 Fiscal Year With Budget Spending
Amarillo begins the new fiscal year 1946 47 for city departments. City officials note a higher $1 30 tax rate will fund the budget even though the official rate is not set until October 8.
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Amarillo
Certifying Officers At Veterans Center
War Assets Administration certifying officers from Fort Worth are at the Veterans Information Center today and tomorrow to certify World War II veterans. They operate daily from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5, at the old library building at Sixth and Taylor. Officials aim to certify many veterans ahead of the second Site sale at the Pantex Ordnance Plant planned for Oct 28. veterans can be certified by presenting honorable discharge and indicating the merchandise they seek.
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War Assets Administration
Fort Worth
Veterans Information Center
Sixth and Taylor
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Keith James Earns English Credit at Texas University
Keith James is credited for passing the advanced English test with satisfactory marks as a first semester student at Texas University. He is among 25 students to merit this distinction and is noted as the son of Mrs. A. L. Milam. He recently discharged from the Navy. The piece also comments that relief is most needed by the farmer who moved to town.
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Texas University
Keith James
A. L. Milam
Navy
Completing City Tax Roll in Amarillo
Amarillo's city tax roll is complete through the rendered section and unrendered names will be ready in time for tax collection starting October 9. City office manager Inez Sullivan said the tax rate set by the October 8 city commission will determine the collection start and the 1946-47 budget sets the rate at 1.30, up 11 cents from last year.
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Amarillo
Inez Sullivan
City Tax Department
Sullivan
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