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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe notes publication as a Sunday morning paper with The Amarillo Daily News, listing editors and publishers and detailing subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, in Amarillo Texas. Rates include one year $9.00 for mail, with six months $4.50 and three months $2.25. Sunday only at $3.00 per year.
The piece notes Stalin offered a second olive branch to the United States after a prior one to Britain. It cites cautious world leaders, including President Truman, pledging no war and a path to lasting peace. It lauds Churchill’s leadership and anticipates smoother UN meetings and foreign ministers talks in New York.
Dorothy Thompson argues the one world ideal clashes with hard borders as people remain tied to papers. She cites Estonians and Latvians seeking entry, the U N theme vs. quotas, and a global mobility crisis amid political tension.
The article analyzes cotton price collapse after a previous inflation, noting 40 cents per pound highs and a $25 per bale drop amid speculation and OPA turmoil. It cites Senate hearings, political plots, and industry inventories as drivers, with estimates of $225 to $250 million losses and a shift toward tighter futures controls after the election. The piece ends by highlighting a broader price readjustment period. The International Livestock Exposition began in Chicago in December 1900.
Dr George W Crane praises newspaper carriers as models of money management and duty. Park Livingston 36, youngest Univ of Illinois board chair, says scholarships for top carriers could nurture leaders. Carrier work teaches buying selling collecting and finances, supporting free enterprise and civic values.
A narrator praises the police for arresting his daughter for speeding a $10 fine. He notes sympathy for the officer and admits cheating would not earn respect. He argues fines should apply to all and condemns patronage and influence in traffic cases.
A compact list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues including numbered entries such as Pictured radio screen star and Greek letters. The grid references cover terms like Lariat and Delirium tremens abbr and include various parts of speech and common crossword answers.
The Kwahadi Indians of Explorer Post No. 9 will perform in authentic Indian dress at 7:30 P M Friday night in Elvins School. Dr C E Colgate leads the post with R E Irelan also performing and a $12 gift for new equipment was given after last Thursday’s show.
Amarillo students at Texas Tech College Lubbock have pledged men’s social clubs Cabot W Dysart son of Mrs Fern Dysart 711 Belleview Wranglers Leonard F Cowden Jr son of Mr and Mrs L F Cowden 3506 Polk Silver Key and Tom L Le Mond Jr son of Mr and Mrs T L LeMond Centaur.
A. P. Hancock city manager and Mrs. Hancock are on a short vacation in Kerrville and Crystal City. Hancock previously served as Kerrville city manager before moving to Amarillo.
Announcement for the Association of Dr. O N Hooker Gynecology and Obstetrics located at 403 Fisk Building Amarillo Texas with contact phone 7434.
J. M. Rodgers of the War Assets Administration organized an order facility at the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce to sell surplus automotive parts. Inventory remains at the chamber for buyers to place orders, with new lists about monthly and the next arrival projected for November 25. Discounts range from 65 to 75 percent.
Cpl Willard H Crows of 723 North Street has been discharged from Fort Sam Houston Separation Center in the latest Army release.
Amarillo public schools announce a joint Halloween celebration dance Thursday night. It runs from 8 o clock to 10 o clock in the girls gymnasium at the high school. Students from all schools are invited.
City firemen civil service examinations were conducted at Amarillo center 2101 Morrison starting at 1 o clock yesterday. Clifford Darts city personnel director noted the tests alongside earlier tests for policemen.
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