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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1945
Page
10
The Globe News urges finishing the Victory Loan drive to fund veteran care demobilization and peacetime conversion. It notes seven prior drives raised over 135 billion dollars, with a goal of 11 billion for veterans, troop redeployment, and peacetime economy shifts.
Senator Kenneth S. Wherry of Nebraska criticizes excessive executive sessions on Pearl Harbor warning the public deserves full disclosure to interpret the facts. An Astoria editorial asserts that aggressive war by Japan will lead to costly repercussions and hopes the lesson will be remembered.
Dorothy Thompson argues in a Navy Day address for steadfast faith in a just peace and calls for intellectual honesty about dangers from Soviet power and postwar settlement. She warns against reliance on the San Francisco framework and asserts that a single power in Eastern Europe could threaten global freedom, urging vigilance and unity with Allies.
Angry “GI wives” denounce American, British, and French spouses among overseas grooms, citing jealousy and delays. The piece cites personal stories, including Hor ton Kennedy and spouse, and reflects on cross national marriages during wartime and their fate. It ends with a note on potato sprout losses in storage.
The Institute survey shows public misunderstanding of poliomyelitis and that 11 000 polio cases have been reported through October this year, with 19 063 last year and 12 429 the year before. The report covers beliefs about contagion, Sister Kenny treatment, and the disease’s outcomes.
A dense crossword grid of clues across horizontal and vertical directions. Reads as a compilation of numbered hints including Marine insignia symbols and various common words and abbreviations.
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