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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe announces founding date February 20 1924 and notes publication schedule. It lists editors publisher staff and contact details along with subscription rates for various editions and delivery options.
October seeks volunteers to raise funds for the Community Chest aiding Army and Navy hospital patients the destitute families of the slain the war displaced and the injured. 849 local chapters in the United States and Canada aim for 162 million dollars to support member agencies serving social services.
Doris Fleeson analyzes Democratic strategy as 50 battleground districts remain, with 80 percent in big cities. PAC and Wallace Pepper rallies aim to mobilize urban votes, while key Senate contests in Lehman, Tunnell, Guffey, and Kilgore hinge on urban majorities to survive.
Walter Lippmann argues Stalin shifts policy to prepare Russians and Communists for a new line aimed at balancing power in the eastern Mediterranean. He notes Britain’s mediation role, U S action in the region, and recent European opinion shifts while warning the shift may unfold through British channels and careful diplomacy.
George E. Sokolsky surveys the long struggle over the Dardanelles linking Europe and Asia. He notes the historical shifts from Ottoman reach to Russian ambitions, the 1768 74 war, Kuchuk Karmaja treaty, and the 1921 Turkish gains of Kars Ardahan and Batum as Western powers seek free navigation.
The article argues that Russia seeks to revise the Montreux Convention to gain control of the Dardanelles with Turkey and its Black Sea allies, sidelining Britain and the United States. It warns such a shift would effectively make Turkey a Moscow satellite, with potential war consequences.
A humorous local piece recounts Harold Gordon sharing strong Virginia twist tobacco. The narrator jokes about its effects, references mixing with hair and tire rubber, and mocks modern smokers while noting the tobacco’s historical use by Virginians and Indians. The piece ends with a provocative comparison to vodka and urges caution.
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Erich Brandeis notes a thin newspaper on the way to work with no ads due to a truck drivers strike. He finds the issue monotonous showing only news, mostly bad, and no notices of mink coats, cars, or movies.
A columnist reflects on war threats, social strife, and economic panic, contrasting a grim modern mood with a return to 1946 life. He recalls past simplicity, family stability, and faith, then wakes to reality and copyright 1946 King Features Syndicate.
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