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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1945

Page

14

Amarillo Globe masthead and staff list from 1920s edition

The Amarillo Globe masthead lists founding date February 20 1924 publishing evenings except weekends in Amarillo Texas. It credits The Globe News Publishing Co with GENE HOWE as president and publisher JOHN MCCARTY as assistant publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief with a general telephone line for all departments.

Amarillo Texas Gene Howe John McCarty Wesley [Izzard Telephone

Atomic power risks and future war fears from history lessons

The author argues atomic energy could defeat the United States in a future war, noting how nations built and used weapons in World War I and II. It warns that sharing the secret with others accelerates global arms development and cautions that alliances may shift as Germany, Japan, and Italy did in the past.

United States Earth Great Britain France Germany Japan Italy

Outdated Defense Report Highlights Air Power in War

The war’s air power is portrayed as decisive, with Marshall’s report blamed for downplaying the Air Corps role. German leaders credit bombing and air superiority for defeat, while ground strategy and rebuilding efforts shaped the outcome.

Marshall Air Corps Air Force Japan Germany Russia England Hitler Jodl Runstedt Thomas Halden von Pahl Hjalmar Schacht Economist Schacht Italy Spaatz Army Air Salerno MacArthur

Let Us Know What We Promised By George Fe Sokolskiy

The column argues the Yalta and Potsdam agreements were not fully disclosed. It claims Soviet gains in Manchuria Korea and the Kuriles were agreed terms, urges public knowledge of wartime promises, and cites Chinese and Japanese outcomes and American policy questions.

New York Sun State Byrnes Japan Russia Manchuria Korea Cairo Chiang Kai-shek United States Kuriles Maurice Hindus Sakhalin Port Arthur China Yalta Soviet Asia J. B. Powell Frederic W. Field Far East Ern New Masses Chungking Field Potsdam 38Th Parallel

Polk Street Professor on Prayer and Fatherhood

A speaker reflects on public prayer and personal faith. He recalls freezing during a public prayer, finds value in silent prayer, and expresses hopes to model manhood honesty courage level headedness ambition and sincerity for his children to endure beyond his life.

President Truman urged international disarmament over atomic bombs

Philadelphia Bulletin columnist notes Truman argues the theory is widely known but vast plants and costly engineering are the hurdle. He urges banning production and dismantling existing facilities to prevent a global bomb race and seeks international agreement not to build or share atomic duplicating factories.

Palph W. Page Philadelphia Bulletin Washington Truman Congress

Word Puzzle Answer Grid From U S Official Clue List

A reference style puzzle listing across and down clues with numeric entries and abbreviations. The page presents a large grid of diagonal and cross clues including chemical and musical hints, with many abbreviations such as ab., and notes for various word lengths.

Linda in Line For Santa Gifts as Holiday Shortage Looms

Little Lada Springstube of 700 Jefferson waits in line for Santa. She mails a letter to the North Pole listing dolls dishes candy and nuts and asks for kitchen furniture toys animals and trinkets for family and friends, signed with festive love.

Linda North Pole Santa Claus Little Lada Springstube Jefferson Santa Dale Danny Scida

Madrid beggars protest plan to clear city sights

Citizens of Madrid demonstrated against a proposal to remove beggars from the city streets claiming the beggars are a major sight and their removal would push visitors away, reflecting a belief in the cultural role of the poor in the urban landscape.

Madrid Spain

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