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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1945
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe masthead lists GENE HOWE as president and publisher, JOHN MCCARTY as assistant publisher, and WESLEY WARD as editor in chief. It notes publication evenings except Saturdays and Sundays and connection to the Amarillo Daily News.
A London dispatch quotes Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Harris who says wars will continue until drastic changes in the human heart occur. He argues that greed arrogance intolerance and vengeance fuel conflict and that eliminating these roots must top mankind's agenda for lasting peace and abundance.
In Ogden Utah the Standard Examiner prints a provocative letter arguing that the Japanese emperor is a myth and a tool of exploiters. The writer urges informing the Japanese people of this view after a plan with the emperor unfolds.
Quote from H. J. Brunnier, president of the American Automobile Association, warns that the aging fleet and unsafe driving could convert millions of passenger cars into scrap iron and scrap rubber, signaling a looming maintenance and safety crisis.
Washington columnist Paul Mallon argues the world faces a third path after atomic energy emerges. He says military use will expand destruction but defense advances first, predicting a single global battlefield and urging immediate, private work toward a peaceful, secure nuclear solution.
Bill Cunningham analyzes Allied occupation policy and postwar planning in Germany and Japan. He questions who truly guides victory, notes Japanese leadership shifts under Hirohito, and critiques the German denazification process alongside American occupation forces and their uneasy choices.
The speaker observes that brains alone do not make a person valuable. a good attitude toward others is rarer and more influential. Loyalty, friendliness, and honesty shape friendships, work, and happiness, suggesting the need for trusting, kind dispositions over mere cleverness.
Conflicted readings of the Pearl Harbor narratives paint Secretary Hull as decisive while Secretary Stimson and President Roosevelt appear uncertain. The column notes Hull's unilateral ultimatum to Japan, and warns of delayed notification to War and Navy, with Ha waii commanders bearing the brunt of the response.
Horizontal clues list terms across for agriculture government and common words. Vertical clues provide German towns patriot names and basic lettered answers. The grid appears to mix standard crossword items with abbreviations and unit clues.
The speaker argues that books teach less than a friend’s smile or look of puzzlement. A man’s attitude determines success or failure wherever he goes, more than cleverness. The best townsfolk are those with good attitudes.
Legal rule requires aircraft to maintain a minimum altitude of 1,000 feet above connected populated or developed areas. The standard aims to reduce noise and risk during flight paths.
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