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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe notes its founding on February 20 1924 and publication arrangement with Amarillo Daily News. Contact details list Gene Howe as president and publisher and John McCarty and Wesley Izard in key executive roles.
A columnist argues against attempting to control the atomic bomb, saying nations will develop it regardless. They urge keeping the means secret while noting England Canada and foreign diplomats discuss limits, and emphasize scientific progress to defend the American way of life.
John W. Snyder urges action to avert widespread human suffering and economic waste from extended joblessness, stressing the need for swift reconversion strategies.
American power is framed as rooted at home not in foreign capitals or conferences. The piece argues true strength lies in will and discipline, not weapons, warning against isolationism and praising an open door policy while criticizing reliance on atomic superiority. The author cites public concern with jobs and consumption over foreign policy.
Washington weighs loan aid of three to six billion dollars to Britain to keep goods flowing until industries and commerce recover. The piece argues moral duty from wartime partnership and self interest to preserve a vast world market for American products, warning that neglect could shrink U S trade and recovery.
Walter Lippmann surveys Acheson’s rebuke of MacArthur and calls for strong State Department leadership under Byrnes. He argues foreign policy must guide occupation plans for Germany, Japan, and Asia, not military commanders. He warns of vague directives fostering independent military policy.
A crossword puzzle page features a U S Naval Air unit theme with horizontal and vertical clues. The grid includes references to patrol squadrons and naval aviation terms, along with general vocabulary such as Ireland postscript and symbol choices.
A colloquial note explains termites as small white ants with hornlike features that invade homes without warning, feeding on wood and presenting a hidden pest problem.
Lt. Raymond L. Knight of Houston, 22, received a posthumous Medal of Honor for heroism in Italy. His aircraft destroyed 24 enemy planes during the Po Valley drive, and he was killed when his plane crashed in the Apennine Mountains.
Wheaties boasts a new Extra-Big Pak that holds 50 percent more whole wheat flakes than the regular package. The advertisement emphasizes satisfying nourishment and swell flavor for home use.
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