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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe masthead lists publication details from February 20 1924 together with publishers and staff. Gene Howe is president and publisher, McCarty assistant publisher, and Wesley Izzard editor in chief. The paper is published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays and distributed with the Amarillo Daily News.
Curt Riess, Globe correspondent, reports from Germany that Nazi underground operations persist across occupied zones. He notes frequent assaults and killings of anti Nazi collaborators and Soviet and French zone incidents, with SS members escaping prisons amid wartime arrests and military court sentences for vague resistance acts.
Dorothy Thompson argues for a European consortium to own and manage Rhine Ruhr as European property while keeping it connected to Germany. She warns against mass population transfer and urges a unified European economic approach to prevent future conflict and preserve peace and revival.
A memoir style column recounts Frank E. Lowe’s rise from reserve officer to brigadier general and his influence on wartime officer training. It notes Truman’s nomination and reflects on personal losses from WWII, including a student named Francis Bailey, urging vigilance and remembrance.
Mr and Mrs Herchel Mills and their daughter Flora Ann have returned to their home in Dumas after visiting Mrs Mills aunt Mrs T Dodson at 310 A Prospect.
Philadelphia Bulletin columnist notes the Senate passed a broad measure creating a national employment budget with a joint congressional committee to study trends and advise action. The law sets up machinery while preamble language and future guidance remain nonbinding. debates over rights to work and financing approaches concluded with limits on deficit use. The lasting impact is a permanent mechanism to study and address unemployment.
A crossword puzzle lists horizontal clues from 1 to 29 and vertical clues from 1 to 52 with standard entries such as actors, prices, plants, rivers, and common phrases. The grid likely interlocks words including Mexican river and French West African town among others.
Mrs. J. W. Dutch of the city parking meter department eagerly awaits mail daily. Her husband stationed on Tinian in the Marianas sends letters filled with news and envelopes decorated with drawings of sarong girls organ grinders and paradise.
Amarillo Jaycees heard speaker J. Lynd, recently discharged from the Army, argue that America has passed the stage for isolationism and noted Dutch Harbor proximity to Japan. A six week attendance contest was announced with captains Tom Thomas and Jimmy Gorrell, offering points for guests and returning or new members.
A bus traveling from Fort Worth to Corsicana collided head on with an automobile four miles west of Ennis Texas last night killing four Ennis residents and injuring ten others. The dead were Martha Lou O Bannion 18 Billy Ray Causey 18 George Wilkerson 17 and Marjorie Edrington 18.
About 79,000 servicemen arrive today at New York and Boston aboard 20 troop carriers from Europe. Additional groups land in San Francisco, with 2500 Pacific veterans on three ships, and further detachments aboard Aquitania Vulcania La Crosse Victory Costa Rica Victory Madawaska Victory Mariposa Alcee Fortier Comet Normadern Permanente bringing hundreds to each port.
In Seguin late yesterday a head on crash between a Riverview Hospital bus and an automobile killed six people and left nine with minor injuries while the bus driver W Summers was identified. The bus overturned and burned. two women patients and three men in the other car also died.
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