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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1945
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe masthead lists founders and staff including Gene Howe president and publisher and Wesley Hizzard editor in chief with John McCarty assistant publisher. The paper notes founding date February 20 1924 and publishing evenings except weekends.
A dozen U S soldiers in Trinidad with a base chapel program pursue ministerial studies. Chaplains lead classes, encourage critique, and select two men monthly to preach. The effort aims to keep interest in studies during service, not prepare pulpit-ready ministers. Quotes from wartime leaders frame broader war attitudes.
Reverend A Dale Fiers of Newark Ohio notes that civilization carries pain and hardship yet remains hopeful for cures to restore health and peace. He frames suffering as real but insists progress hinges on compassionate action and faith.
The Lynchburg Virginia News urges persistence of democratic processes to sustain the United States. It emphasizes collective effort, responsibility, and steady civic engagement to uphold the nation’s democratic system.
The columnist critiques a New Dealing style push for full employment calling out high postwar wage patterns and labor reluctance. He cites federal costs, potential unemployment payouts and food stamps, questioning how a nation could run with everyone choosing preferred jobs and conditions. He questions labor shortages and the feasibility of military needs without workers.
Column argues for a revamped postwar force focusing on professional military police rather than peacetime conscription. The writer urges keeping troops in occupation zones, replacing discharged GIs with a skilled, career armed service suited to international duties, and stresses maturity over youthful bravado. He cites U N Charter pledges and criticizes outgrowth of civilian loaned soldiers. He uses anecdotes to underscore emotional immaturity and the need for disciplined, businesslike service.
The state earned 53550 from sales on September 21 in Amarillo Lubbock Abilene Fort Worth Houston Beaumont and Austin. The sale involved 1420 cases of confiscated liquor and 243 cases of confiscated wine.
A Gallup survey Sept indicates four years after Pearl Harbor the public cannot agree on blame. Washington and Roosevelt face criticism while few single out Kimmel or Short. Most favor further congressional investigation and blame the government overall.
A compact crossword puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues covering terms such as flavors colors actions and country place references. Includes abbreviations and symbols for metal elements and directional hints. The grid entries range from common nouns to proper nouns across various categories.
Dick Green, manager of the personal loan department at First National Bank, described the procedure for obtaining GI business loans to Amarillo Real members.
Estate Board met at the Capitol Hotel where Mr. Green secured Amarillo’s first veteran rights loan for a business. He noted servicemen could receive 100 percent value, though no home loan has been issued yet. Floyd Weatherall introduced the speaker. Judge Ben F. Cathey attended. new members N. F. Goforth and R. H. Brummel were elected.
Mrs. Ruben Sylvester and her great grandson Douglas Howard Sylvester shared pink ice cream and cake at a joint party. Mrs. Sylvester is 105 years old and Douglas is four.
Alfred Boucher was released after 26 months in a German prison camp and invested his back Army pay of 2000 dollars in war bonds. He sent the bonds to his family in Fairfield Maine for safekeeping and as a reminder of his service.
River Road 4-H Club held a meeting yesterday at 3 PM in the River Road School electing Darlene Houston Yeads as president with Geraldine Milson as vice president Messe O'Dell as secretary Glora Uhrick as reporter and Glenn da Scott as parliamentarian Pauline Lakey home demonstration agent led a fall hats and ornaments demonstration Attending members included Cynthia Glasgow Wanda Jo Oler Kay Irby Dick Ramsey and Dannie O'er Hines Sponsors were Mrs V F Pondlet Mrs J L Glasgow and Mrs P F Ulmich.
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