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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
10
AmariIlo Globe listing publication status and pricing. It notes editors and staff, postal classifications, and carrier or mail subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and combined Globe and News editions with amounts and time periods. It also states ownership by Globe News Publishing Co and contact details.
The American Hotel Association revived long neglected business practices and mailed a pamphlet to its 6000 members. It envisions a postwar era of travel growth with emphasis on staff courtesy and service, urging clerks to make guests feel welcomed and served.
Herbert Hoover argues that freedom has not expanded after war and is now restricted to far fewer nations than a quarter century ago. The remark reflects postwar political critique of global liberties and national governance.
New York budget consultant Mrs. Elsie Stapleton urges prudent spending to maximize life’s value. Her guidance emphasizes allocating money to secure desired outcomes and long term welfare.
The writer argues Britain’s plan to transfer coal mines steel plants and other assets to government control would worsen debt raise prices and reduce profits. He contends government bonds replace ownership increase costs and invite a political bureaucracy that harms both workers and industry.
George E. Sokolsky argues the 1946 GOP faces internal division and weak policy across domestic and foreign fronts. He stresses the need for a clear, mature program to counter PAC influence, curb leftist trends, and salvage America from revolutionary planning.
Dr Israel Weinstein New York health commissioner notes 14057 birth certificates filed in one month and warns parents against impulse naming. He cites examples like Miracle Precious Watermelon and asks about altering names such as Rosie Posie while praising simple names and popular nicknames.
A narrator recalls being called Brandy for a nickname from peers while parents clung to Erich or Erik as a name other children and heroes might honor. He notes parental hopes can color a child’s identity and cites famous names to argue names carry pressure and perception.
A narrator recalls a friend they call up when blue to vent and complain. The friend is a habitual liar who agrees with the narrator and offers no real help yet oddly leaves the speaker feeling better and more forgiving of others.
Pictured VU. Army leader Lt Gen Raymond A J He is a commander in the State with 12 melodies and many short clues across and down. The grid lists terms from gunlock to octob er and coins to planets with references to rivers and decrees.
The Mischa Elman concert boxoffice opens today at Tolzien Music Store 819 Polk. Elman appears at Municipal Auditorium Tuesday evening Oct 1 as part of Panhandle Concert Bureau. Ticket prices range from 1.20 to 4.20 including tax with season tickets not available.
Nursing classes at St. Anthony's and Northwest Texas Hospital are full for the current term. Enrolling another class may not occur until January, June, or September depending on applications. Texas nursing education groups push for a statewide enrollment surge to address a severe shortage amid declining wartime student numbers.
A list mentions multiple hospitals across Texas and nearby states including San Antonio’s Robert Green Memorial and Santa Rosa, Sherman’s William N. Jones, Temple’s King’s Daughters and Scott and White, Waco’s Hillcrest Memorial and Providence, and a General hospital in Wichita.
Amarillo members of the 40 et 8 meet for a regular business session at 8 o clock tonight. The Trinit Lutheran Parish Hall at Eighteen and Harrison hosts the meeting. Secretary Charlie Hoppin reports on the departmental convention at Galveston and plans for the November district convention.
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