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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1945
Page
10
Amarillo Globe News publishing details list The Globe News Publishing Co. with GENE HOWE as president and publisher, JOHN MCCARTY as assistant publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief. The paper, founded February 20 1924, prints evenings except weekends and operates with Amarillo Daily News on Sundays.
Rudolf Hess, once Hitler’s close associate, faces trial in Germany on war crimes. He is pleading sanity to avoid being judged mad, amid questions about his past allegiance and mental state during Nazi rule.
When any part of our economic system stops or noses dives for any reason, every community suffers as households face higher costs and job insecurity, including New Albany residents drawn into national market tremors.
A congressional committee recommends to President Truman that aid to countries should be tied to work leading to wealth production and that any supplies or credits provided must be repaid. The statement urges frank messaging to all asking countries about repayment guarantees.
Dorothy Thompson argues the Potsdam accord failed amid Soviet distrust and fear. She warns against a dangerous atomic arms race and calls for global scientific control to curb proliferation and avert war, not focus on Trieste or security zones.
Harold Balkan, a Navy Intelligence interpreter trained in Colorado, describes how Japanese language skills aided Pacific warfare. Combat Intelligence Teams gathered data from captured materials and prisoners, guiding invasions and revealing insights like the survival of missing Allied prisoners.
New Orleans. Tulane announces Cliff Wells as coach as the Greenies shift focus from football to build a top level basketball team after years of modest success.
Gallup Institute surveys Sept 20 30 show 32 percent favoring slightly tougher treatment while 44 percent see policy as about right amid shifts in Japan. Younger voters back tougher stance. higher educated voters skew less harsh.
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The writer argues delinquency among youths links to reduced daily family work with parents. He recalls earlier times when kids worked with fathers and mothers, learning problem solving, craft, and household skills. Now busy schedules limit these shared activities and guidance.
Great Southern Life Insurance Company representatives from Northwest Texas and New Mexico conclude a two day sales conference today in Amarillo Room 402 of the Amarillo Building. Ford D Albritton vice president and agencies manager and A F Mitchell actuary supervise from the Houston office. Amarillo participants include Leonard M Gunderson local manager Sam Page C C Bridges Wilbur DePauw and Joel R Gibbons.
A study shows pedestrians take over four seconds longer to cross a street when mid block than at a corner. The finding highlights how crossing location affects street safety and mobility.
M. L. Rea of Plainview visited Amarillo with his wife during a 10 day delay in orders after returning from a Japanese prison camp. He was captured with his unit in Java and forced to work on a railway through Burma to Indo China before being released. He will attend a POW gathering in Hot Springs, Arkansas, a week from now.
Promote Moroline Hair Tonic for a neat groomed look with lustre. Large bottle offered at 25 cents and available at many outlets for easy purchase.
Lieutenant Earl Christian son of Mr and Mrs E H Christian of Amarillo leaves Amarillo for Dayton Ohio to receive discharge from the Army He served with the Ninth Air Force in France as a pilot earning the Air Medal with six Oak Leaf Clusters a unit citation and a theater ribbon with three battle stars He is a Amarillo High School and Amarillo College graduate His wife Mary Lucille Dowie accompanied him Montana led the nation in gem stone production in 1942.
Lavoptik offers relief for burning itching and tired eyes with a cooling soothing bath. Thirty years of success and money back guarantee promise satisfaction praised by thousands and available at all druggists with an eye cup included.
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