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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1945
Page
10
The Globe-News weighs in on renewed trouble in Indo China and the Annamites. It questions immediate condemnation, suggests colonial shifts by Japan and France influence the unrest, and notes that postwar food needs remain critical with Timrold M. Stanley commenting on relief efforts.
The column argues Mr. Truman pressured Congress to pass unemployment compensation and wage bills while CIO expands its lobbying. It details CIO’s state delegations, coordinated polls, and tactics aimed at influencing senators and representatives, highlighting costs and election implications for next year.
The piece argues Byrnes and the State Department inherited a weak setup and a mishandled postwar agenda. It cites lack of a single guiding plan, misprioritized Balkan and Italian questions, and the need for true statesmanship beyond technical diplomacy to shape a European settlement and overall peace framework.
A fragment from a Polk Street item recalls a tale about a colored boy preparing to marry. A friend warns that married life can be monogamous, and the piece hints at a prowler in the neighborhood.
A Gallup survey for Princeton outlines broad sympathy for canceling income taxes owed by armed forces members on service pay. Majorities favor canceling taxes for service earnings and for civilian income taxed before enlistment, with support split along education lines.
A crossword puzzle with numbered horizontal and vertical clues listing terms from Moccasin to Italian river across two directions. Entries include beverage opera by Verdi aged skill palm lily native of suffix charge compass point and many others with standard crossword wordplay style.
Salt Lake City figure County Clerk Alvin Keddington says he has sung at nearly 9000 funerals over four decades. He notes he rarely misses a week with at least three services and once performed at seven in a single day.
The report notes a 62 point tally and lists nominees for the upcoming election Wednesday October 3 1945. President candidates include Jimmy Anthony and George Farrer. Vice president Newman Boxwell and Bill Pace. Secretary Beverly Gillespie and Tommy Tinkle. Reporter Skippy Hines Rex Wedgeworth. Parliamentarian Lulu Margaret McMillen.
Pfc Charles E Cook of the 82nd Airborne writes home from Berlin describing widespread bombing and shell damage. He details combat through Italy France Belgium and Germany including Bastogne and notes civilian living conditions and church attendance while awaiting potential discharge in spring.
The writer reflects on Bill Larkins’s son returning from overseas noting many Europeans lack a word for home. He argues Americans use home to signify a sacred place of tolerance and loyalties, a place to relax with loved ones and be yourself.
Friday students of Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School will elect class officers. Thursday during assembly candidates will be presented and campaign speeches made. Miss Una Brooks listed the ninth grade candidates for president Charles Liber and Marka Olive, vice president Jim Johnson and Robert Rudd, secretary Bob Lacy and Marion Mitchell, parliamentarian Reba Yoakum and Keith Ritter, representative Jimmy Clifton and Betty Leeds.
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