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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication dates and staff roles for the paper, noting The Globe News Publishing Co with GENE HOWE as President and Publisher and JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher. It provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier, mail, and campus options, with various time spans and prices.
A Norton Lawler survey cited by the National Education Association and American Council on Education warns that over two million children miss school and more than a million receive only underprivileged education. It notes budgets vary sharply, with high quality schools in wealthier areas and educational slums in poorer neighborhoods, risking illiteracy and weak democracy.
Maj Gen Charles F. Born, commander of the 15th Air, asserts that without a show of force to project freedom, the United States will suffer immense damage. He warns reparations from Germany and Japan will pale beside future costs.
Bill Cunningham argues wars could be avoided if people spoke foreign languages and understood other nations. He cites Hitler and Chamberlain, calls for language mastery in degrees, overhauling education, and better college funding, curricula, and salaries to prepare intelligent citizens for a global democracy.
George E. Sokolsky criticizes President Truman for broad, unvetted patronage. He cites George E. Allen as RFC director lacking relevant banking experience and highlights John Stam Hooker's absence of finance or industry background. He argues appointments mirror political loyalty over merit and warns of risks to national finance.
A Gallup poll shows Republican voters more confident than Democrats about winning control of the House this fall. About 58 percent of those with opinions expect a GOP triumph, while two thirds of Democrats with an opinion foresee Democratic control. The survey notes historically higher Republican confidence before past elections, though observers say the parties are more evenly matched now.
The piece argues Republicans aim to win 218 seats to control the House this November, noting they must gain 26 seats. It debunks bandwagon polling myths, citing Roosevelt wins in 1940 and 1944 as examples of public opinion not predicting election outcomes accurately.
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The quote frames the issue as a matter of experience rather than honesty or integrity. It emphasizes practical know how over moral character in evaluating competence or fitness for a role.
The Amarillo Life Underwriters Association urges its members to attend a life underwriters course at the Amarillo Center of West Texas State College. Dr Lee L Johnson will direct the study, aligned with American College standards, to prepare members for the certified life underwriters exams. The association hopes at least half the membership enrolls. The notice also cites a 1945 statistic on home deaths rising three percent from 1944.
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Tri State area players will join the Panhandle Open chess tournament in Amarillo October 26 and 27 under the Amarillo Chess Club sponsorship. Prizes include cash and merchandise. Committees named for adjudication, hotel, publicity and prize, with B Marshall chairing. Entries to B Marshall or A O Johnson.
A speaker on Washington DC politics argues Americans favor a united front in world affairs. He contends the public favors diplomats who are clever and honest regardless of party, and urges dropping party divisions to avoid weakness abroad.
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