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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1946
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe dated 1924 lists staff roles with Gene Howe as President and Publisher and John McCarty as Assistant Publisher. It details subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including prices for Amarillo carriers, Globe and News bundles, and Sunday-only access.
The Amana Society in Iowa tried communal living from 1855 to 1932, with seven communities on 26 thousand acres. It produced six million dollars in crops and goods this year, but failed to match private capitalism, proving that man is not a bee and communism faltered despite religious aim and abundant land.
Erich Brandeis uses a Jersey City monkey’s church chase to critique human hypocrisy. A small monkey hid in a church pew while officers rounded him up. The piece contrasts the animal’s antics with people who hide faults behind religion and urges moral living over evasive behavior.
Louis Budenz, once editor of American Communist press, asserts the Soviet plan begins as a war of nerves and ends with US conquest to set up a proletarian dictatorship once Russia is ready. The disclosure comes from a former insider.
Walter Lippmann argues Byrnes, Vandenberg, and Conally failed not for lack of patience but for trying to force Soviet concessions in Eastern Europe without a global settlement. He warns Eastern Europe alignment worsens and Germany talks risk a dangerous auction among allies, urging broader deals inclusive of western Europe, Germany, and colonial issues.
A speaker describes preferring a lived in front room with familiar signs of daily life. He argues warmth in a home comes from lived habits and simple clutter, not money, and reflects on how rooms reveal how people live.
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The article argues for strict reciprocity in trade under most favored nation deals and condemns Communists for denying U S rights. It criticizes the administration as politically asleep since Pearl Harbor, noting Mr Baruch as a clear official voice at City College of New York urging liberty above peace to ensure victory and survival.
Fort Worth report notes conflicting views on Germany meat supply. United Press vice president Jack Bisco says German farmers sell hogs for tobacco but not for money due to economic constraints. he writes home after Europe trip aboard Queen Elizabeth. Contained odd line on sea oranges being sponges in Gulf of Maine.
Fort Worth hears that the Texas turkey industry has grown into a 28 million dollar business as growers raise quality from bottom to top. George P. McCarthy, general chairman of the Southwest Turkey Breeders Exposition, notes 18 years of rapid growth transforming turkey growing from a side line into a solid industry.
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