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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe founded 1924 is listed with publication notes and staff roles. It notes evening publication on weekdays and Sunday morning edition in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. Names include GENE HOWF, JOHN MCCARTY, and WESLEY ZZARD as publisher editor and staff.
The piece links the vast cost of the atomic bomb to taxpayer support for science and compares it to the four million dollars Alfred P Sloan Jr and Charles F Kettering invested in a Memorial Cancer Center. It argues sustained funding and research can turn destructive energy into medical progress and ultimately conquer cancer.
The Bartlesville Oklahoma Enterprise notes there is a finite American aid capacity and a bottom to the flour barrel, challenging Britain's view that broad postwar funding is unlimited.
The Rev Paul L McKay of New York City urges following Jesus directive seek first the Kingdom of God and promises that all other needs will follow. He emphasizes faith as the guiding path for believers in uncertain times.
A Pacific carrier pilot returning home laments public gloom and heavy nerves in Washington. He notes little optimism at the London talks, doubts about Russia, MacArthur’s Japan policy, and the push to a controlled inflation. The piece ends with a wry view of Washington soups not as hot as some.
This New York Sun column argues U S government spending worsens poverty by inflating debt and eroding dollar value. It cites 1933 to 1945 fiscal growth, rebukes postwar stimulus, and urges relying on savings rather than ongoing deficit spending, contrasting with New Zealand.
Lipppmann argues the atomic secret cannot stay confined to a few. universal scientific access and international inspection best prevent it becoming a military surprise. He warns secrecy fuels clandestine work and urges broad, shared research to deter hidden weapon development.
A crossword puzzle grid appears with horizontal and vertical clues listing packed terminology such as insigne of U. S. Army Cavalry Division and chemical symbols, plus words like Honey n and French terms. Multiple entries reference elements, directions, and abbreviations across a dated style clue set.
An amused narrator complains of his wife’s loud snoring at night calling it a manor of sounds. He jokes about recording her snores to prove the issue while comparing her sleep voice to a steam calliope and a wolf in a Halloween scene.
Mrs James G Turner and daughter Kay Nell of Austin visit Amarillo to see Mr and Mrs LeRoy McGlain at 1708 Van Buren. They will be joined soon by Mrs Turner's husband, a lieutenant in the Air Forces awaiting discharge.
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