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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1946
Page
14
The clipped notice lists staff roles for The Amarillo Globe News with names including Gene Howe and John McCarty. It also shows subscription pricing for Daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail rates, and combined Globe and News packages.
Midwestern farmer John Strohm reports from the Soviet Union with uncensored stories and photos. He portrays a war weary economy and hard living conditions yet finds cheerful tolerance and a strong wish for peace among the Russian people.
Doris Fleeson reports Wisconsin politics as Democratic State Chairman Robert Tehan denounces Edmund Bobrowicz a Communist, triggering internal clashes with labor groups and CIO PAC backing Bobrowicz. Nacional forces push back to salvage liberal Wisconsin gains amid an already safe district and a Senate bid by Howard McMurray.
George E. Sokolsky argues that Montana campaign disclosures reveal a pattern of outside union and corporate influence in primaries. He cites contributions from New York, Chicago, Detroit, and Hollywood to Leif Erickson and questions the Smith Connally Act’s reach. He warns that outside groups finance senatorial elections, undermining constituency representation.
The Gallup poll shows only 47 percent correctly say a House term is two years while 53 percent misstate or do not know. Education level affects accuracy with college graduates most aware. Senators and educators discuss changing the term to four years, with mixed public support and no consensus.
A speaker on Polk Street explains that value in people comes from beliefs and character rather than looks. He notes attractiveness fades and inner qualities like friendliness sincerity and steadfastness prove decisive when facing challenges. He contends beliefs shape liking or disfavor more than appearances or silhouttes.
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Hundreds of Amarillo and Panhandle alumni of UT and OU prepare for the UTCU football game Saturday. Warnings say Dallas housing this weekend is critical. Johnny Bryson of Amarillo, editor of the Texas Ranger and Daily Texan staff, surveyed the situation.
Dallas hosts the OU-UT game with hotel rooms fully booked as 1 700 cottages fill and a half million dollar tourist court is already reserved. Texas soldiers and civilians will fly to Dallas, bringing plans to share meals in Alaska and introduce tacos to locals.
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