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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1946

Page

8

Amarillo Globe News Publishing Details and Rates

The Amarillo Globe News provides publication details with office address Sixth and Lincoln, Amarillo Texas. It lists leadership Gene Howe president, John McCarty assistant publisher, Wesley Izzard editor in chief and rate schedules for daily, Sunday and carrier deliveries, including regional prices and subscription terms.

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Byrnes and Molotov bids on Germany reflect rival aims

The article compares Mr. Byrnes Stuttgart address to Molotov in Paris, noting both appeals target German unity. It argues Molotov’s plan could restore Germany’s territorial integrity, while Byrnes offers only favorable opinion, potentially pushing Germans toward an alliance with Russia.

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Defense of Congress Faces Serial Attacks by Fascists and Communists

George Sokolsky condemns ongoing propaganda against Congress by Fascists and Communists. He cites Roosevelt era politics and the 168 Days analysis, noting cross currents from Rankin and Bilbo attacks and a People’s Songs spoof about DDT in a Washington visit with political weaponization.

Congress Joseph Alsop Turner Catledge Supreme Court Tommy Corcoran Corcoran Roosevelt Rankin Bilbo People’s Songs Washington House of Representatives Senate Mr. Mercantonio Hugh DeLacy Adam Powell Walter Loewenfels Communist Party Philadelphia People’s Songs, Inc Almanac Singers Peter Seeger Elliott Roosevelt Case Society Third International Almanac Franklin Roosevelt Eleanor King Features Syn. Inc

Byrnes and Molotov clash over German federalism

A 1946 column analyzes United States policy on postwar Germany, arguing Mr. Byrnes favors a central Berlin led state over true federalism. It critiques the Molotov-influenced plan, warns Germans will align with Russia, and calls for a constitutional framework by the constituent states before any central government.

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Sabath Charges Market Manipulation Over Slump

Rep Adolph Sabath accuses short sellers and big finance of engineering the stock market drop for monetary and political gain. Critics note high production and employment but point to strikes, inflation, and red tape as factors, while Kaiser-Frazer President Frazer cites government rules hurting small businesses.

Adolph Sabath James J. Caffrey SEC Congress Sabath Sabstah Joseph Frazer Kaiser-Frazer Mr. Frazer Frazer

Germany and Europe must be rebuilt into a federal whole

Dorothy Thompson argues Europe cannot be saved by strengthens in France or Britain alone. A fed eral Germany within a federal Europe is the only path to end the split between the USSR and the United States. She warns such a division risks a world war and urges unity under a European federation.

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Happiness Lingers In Little Things Says Polk Street Professor

The Polk Street professor tells a class that happiness comes from shared joys rather than wealth or status. He argues happiness rests on attitude and the ability to enjoy friends, loyalty, smiles, sincerity, beliefs, and love, not on material possessions. The lecture ends with dismissal after a prompt for questions.

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