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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
8
The Globe News Publishing Co. based in Amarillo lists publication details, founding date February 20 1924, second class matter status, editorial staff led by Wesley Izard and John McCarty, and long run subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier.
Jay Taylor and Eddie Johnson plan a complete modern livestock exchange building at Western Stock Yards with offices for commission men traders trucking contractors and Amarillo Livestock Auction Co. expansions. The piece calls for a community led livestock coliseum to secure Amarillo's trading status.
The deputy commander of Operation Crossroads expresses belief that intelligent minds will devise a defense or mitigation for the atomic bomb. He argues that even if stopping it is unlikely, efforts should aim to lessen its value as public knowledge increases.
Gen Omar N. Bradley, head of the Veterans Administration, says some ex soldiers remain on unemployment rolls without actively seeking jobs. He urges more effort to secure employment opportunities for veterans.
Dorothy Thompson reflects on Potsdam and postwar Germany, predicting punitive measures, Soviet dominance in the east, and the risk of German fate aligning with the Soviets. She urges Britain’s Labour government to pursue humane, planned reconstruction, socializing key industries, and fostering liberty to heal Europe.
Sumner Welles notes Mussolini cited minorities as Europe’s curse hindering durable peace. He recalls the 1919 peace conference failed to address minority rights and the League of Nations offered no solutions. Unjust treatment of eastern European minorities fueled nationalism between the wars.
The article surveys wage and price policy under the Truman administration, arguing a new wage hike before the 1946 elections would fuel inflation and harm living costs. It notes unions seek gains while production lags, urging labor to focus on boosting output to depress prices. It also critiques postwar European minority policies and endorses an international human rights court proposal by Australia.
A humorous fragment recalls a man’s urge to bark at a dog and chase it, then shifts to a neighbor’s tip on making ice packs and a speaker’s vacation impressions full of restless, comic exaggeration about shirts, signs, and travelers.
The piece argues the United States should support an Australian proposal establishing a court to protect human rights. It notes Soviet resistance to external interference in satellite states but appeals to Four Freedoms and individual liberty as reason to back principles at the Paris peace table. It warns that without such a court, minority discrimination could undermine future settlements.
Editorial notes that durable peace depends on lasting adherence to essential principles, arguing these ideals must ultimately guide postwar reconstruction and international accord.
Doan's Pills are advertised as a stimulant diuretic to aid tired kidneys and purify blood. The public notice describes 15 miles of kidney tubes and claims relief from backaches swelling headaches and sleep loss, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
Puzzle clues span across and down with definitions for UN delegate Francisco and many common crossword entries. The list includes Greek goddess discord and terms for speed measurement, anatomy, and everyday objects alongside language and animal words.
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