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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1945
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe published since 1924 with evening issues except weekends. It lists GENE HOWE as president and publisher, JOHN MCCARTY as assistant publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief. It notes post office publication in Amarillo Texas and affiliation with The Globe News Publishing Co.
The wartime voyage of the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth ends as they sail into New York bearing up to 15,000 cheering American soldiers. The two liners are only a small part of the homeward fleet, which includes Liberties Victories and other ships ferrying troops. The mass of returning troops travels on numerous ships, doing the essential work of bringing soldiers home.
Plans announce electric fans will be available by December. The piece quips that winter may not need cooling, while noting a lighthearted dig about friends reacting to dog jokes.
A column argues Nazi support came from mass discontent, not just industrialists. It notes resistance within Germany as led by conservatives, Chancellors and aristocrats, and details postwar schisms across Germany Italy and Britain with warnings of deindustrialization and Sovietization shaping Europe.
George E. Sokols ky argues that the slogan sixty million jobs is a manufactured figure used to justify unemployment rhetoric and wasteful fiscal policy. He cites census data, payroll records, and think tanks to claim forty six million Americans are available for work and warns of government overreach and social disruption.
A dense list of crossword hints covering Horizontal and Vertical entries across multiple word lengths. Clues include a premier of Ontario, various common words, verbs, nouns, and abbreviations, requiring fill with names, places, and typical crossword answers.
A World War II era observer recalls a staged German concert for American officers in a requisitioned Berlin home. Ulrich Grehling Gerhard Puchelt and Gerda Lammers perform amid pistols and helmets as a piano speaker argues art is stateless. The event ends with a violent disturbance and exit. Mississippi County Arkansas leads U.S. cotton production.
A speaker laments an antique electrical refrigerator with a stubborn lower ice tray. He claims powerful tools fail to free it, even after defrosting. In humorous tone he compares it to failing wedding vows and Alaska Yukon River celebrations, noting the tray’s stubborn grip delays getting cold water from the pitcher.
Captain J B Raffkind arrived in the United States from Europe to be redeployed home in a few weeks. He is an Army dentist assigned to an engineer unit and served in Germany and France this past year. His brother Technical Sgt Sidney Raffkind recently returned from eight months in Italy with the Air Force, completing 48 missions as a B 24 radio gunner and earning the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters plus five campaign stars.
A third son, Staff Sgt. Morris Raffkind, is stationed in San Diego for Marine training while another son serves in the Army Air Forces and the family notes their military service as part of a local wartime profile.
Since the 108th District Court opened on Monday 69 cases were dismissed from the docket. Most were dismissed for lack of prosecution with several settled out of court. The majority of dismissals involved divorce cases.
Miss Vera Burks returns to her Borger home after a visit with her aunt Mrs J T Dodson at 310 A Prospect.
A brisk promotional alert urges buyers to rush to the grocer for milk fruit and Wheaties claiming Breakfast of Champions and encourages trying them tomorrow morning.
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