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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1945
Page
8
Founded February 20 1924 Soterec as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under the act of March Ira 1876 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday with Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and hm Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Izard editor in chief
A Texas implement dealer who drove a new tractor home from Detroit has gained attention as a hardy highway pioneer. The piece notes the 1574 mile trip from Weimar to Detroit and muses on travel comfort versus shipboard travel. It quotes opinions on atomic bombs, inter American cooperation, and peaceful world aims.
The Most Rev. Richard E. Cushing asserts that false friends of labor seek to split workers from their spiritual leaders, stressing unity between labor and church. He calls for solidarity within the faith and labor communities.
The piece argues the upcoming German war crimes trial should establish that aggressive war is illegal under a new international law tied to the Kellogg Briand pact. It notes the United States pushes to enforce this norm while wielding the atomic bomb and stresses the trials' potential to define aggression and a universal law of nations.
Washington column questions Congress grasp of postwar world and U S stance as Britain bows out. It cites foreign press, anti US sentiment in France, and British Labour leaders amid calls for unity and caution in lending plans. References Don Lidon and Halifax mission context as reaction to atomic bomb status.
A humorous narrator praises his wife for simple home hacks learned over years. She uses a tallow candle to ease drawer motion, lettuce between tomato slices to prevent soggy sandwiches, Crisco for grease stains, bread to remove a hat stain, salt and vinegar as brass polish, and soda to keep coffee pot sweet. She also uses bandage and waxed paper to comfort sore feet.
Paul Mallon argues two Republican congressmen started protests against a British proposal. He says Britain seeks 35 billion dollars in new aid while forgiving 29 trillion in lend lease debts. The piece accuses Britain of pushing a one sided deal and favors a tougher U.S. stance, anticipating further exposure tomorrow.
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The speaker recalls dislike of okra but praises his wife who learned to cut it into squares and fry it in eggs and cornmeal. He notes pride in her self improvement and values a wife raised poor for practical skill over expensive fixes.
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