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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1946
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication info and subscription rates. It notes evenings publication except weekends, offices at Sixth and Fillmore, and staff roles for Gene Howe, John McCarty, Wesley Izzard, and Ray Parr. Rates include daily and Sunday mail, carrier plans in Amarillo, and combined Globe and News options.
A London reporter’s recollection of Stalin and Molotov in Paris highlights Soviet tactics of countercharges and diversions. The piece critiques Western responses, notes Vandenberg’s positions, and argues that despite the persistent East West divide, ongoing conferences and Byrnes’ familiarity with Soviet methods offer cautious hope for progress.
Dr George W Crane a veterinarian weighs two advertising slips for a dog and cat hospital His point is the second ad with clear symptoms resonates more with owners It ties pet behavior to worm concerns prompting owners to seek veterinary care and supports a forward thinking approach
Walter Lippmann argues the Republican National Committee’s Carroll Reece reveals growing GOP influence as Democrats hold offices but lack real power. He notes postwar price controls collapse, reconversion policy fault lines, and a swing toward laissez faire economics shaping domestic and foreign policy with three blocs emerging: Soviet, Western socialist, and laissez faire capitals.
Dorothy Thompson argues the Nürnberg verdicts resemble lynching more than justice and urges a new international legal framework. She cites E B White on war crimes, calls for a United Nations defined law of nations, a world court, and an international police to enforce judgments.
Seventy relatives from eleven states gathered at the A K Hughlett residence in Pleasant Valley for a family reunion and birthday dinner honoring Mrs Kate Hughlett, mother of Mr. Hughlett, on her 75th birthday. Attendees included Mrs Hughlett's sisters Mrs E T King of West Plains Missouri and Mrs Rada Holcomb of Richland Washington, Mrs Lou Holcomb of Chicago Illinois, and Mrs Gertrude Bloomer of West Plains, plus four cousins.
A faculty diary excerpt shows a school principal juggling enrollments, missing repairs, late reports, medical visits, and book shortages. With humor and frustration, the speaker notes classroom and district mishaps from one hour in a day, hinting at deeper pressures and pride in teachers.
A compact crossword clue list with horizontal and vertical entries including common terms such as Pictured former U S interior official, Sun god, Hebrew deity, and various related word hints. The grid shows standard puzzle layout with clues for across and down entries and expected word lengths.
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