Amarillo Globe Publishing Co. History and Rates
Founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter The Globe News Publishing Co details offices editors and publishers names and circulation rates for daily Sunday and Sunday only editions with prices for Amarillo and surrounding areas.
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War and secrecy deemed hellish by Wallace and others
The piece argues that secret intelligence and large militaries are hellish and should be abandoned. It recalls Kellogg Briand and 1920s disarmament efforts, noting past attempts to curb war and defense by restraint, yet warning against complacency and the folly of ignoring hard truths.
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Henry Wallace
Wallace
Women’s National Democratic Club
Washington
United Nations
United States
Europe
Globalists and nationalists clash in postwar voices
A compilation quotes Rollins College on federated governance to safeguard liberties, then cites senators and leaders arguing Russia’s right to self government, U.S. influence on world affairs, tribunal unity, and Benes on Russia’s security driven policy.
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Rollins College Scientific Conference
What is the brave new world we seek after the war
Erick Brandeis laments the postwar world as a riddle of greed power and violence. He questions humanity church life and the drive for peace urging readers to awaken and demand genuine freedom before it is too late.
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Mr. Byrnes
Stalin
Iran
Gromyko
Russia
Moscow
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Danzig
Iraq
Turkey
Greece
Manchuria
Hitler
Stalin plots and Tehran fears echo in Moscow and Washington
In Chicago on April 2 O H Minchin reports Clar ence Tucker becomes assistant vice president of Santa Fe Railway with Coast Lines based in Chicago. Earle McCarty returns to his regular position after serving as transport director in Washington since last May.
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Chicago
O. H. Minchin
Santa Fe Railway
Clarence R. Tucker
Coast Lines
Earle McCarty
Railway Transport Department
Office of Defense Transportation
Washington
McCarty
Mikados Horse To Star At California Rodeo
Baja based rodeo scene gains attention as Mikado's Horse is announced to headline a California rodeo. Mexican envoy Luis Quintanilla plans to return to Washington as the Foreign Office confirms it.
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Mikado
California
Mexico City
Luis Quintanilla
Pan American Union
Washington
Foreign Office
City bulletin notes man sleeping in car after fire
Police board message reports a man sleeping in his own car on North Pine Street and asks to not disturb him. Officials say the occupant lost his rooming house to a recent fire and had to seek new living quarters.
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City Police
North Pine Street
Crisis label in UNO peace structure critique
Dorothy Thompson argues that UNO based peace hopes are doomed by its foundational assumptions. She asserts three flawed premises in the San Francisco Charter and warns that without universal law and enforcement, great powers will seek dominance, risking war and subjugation of weaker states.
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UNO
Elijah Chorus
San Francisco
United
Russia
Soviet Union
Axis
Gromyko
Security Council
Herrenvolk
CROSSWORD PUZZLE U S NAVAL AIR UNIT HORIZONTA
Puzzle clues show a Navy aviation insignia and a two-column crossword with horizontal and vertical entries. Entries include naval terms, personal names and common abbreviations referring to U S Navy air unit vocabulary and general crossword themes.
Polk Street Professor on quarrels and human flaws
The speaker laments constant conflict and moral failings in society. He lists spoiled people who must have their way, cheaters, troublemakers, envious individuals, and those who crave ongoing progress. He urges discernment and notes the Lord gave humans brains to navigate these faults.
Landis Named Chairman of Civil Aeronautics Board
President Truman selects James M. Landis as chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board effective June 8. Landis and former Harvard Law School dean, ex head of the Office of Civilian Defense, and former SEC chairman will succeed L Welch Pogue.
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Landis
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Truman
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Office of Civilian Defense
Securities and Exchange Commission
L. Welch Pogue
Lockheed P-80 to Undergo Series of Power Dive Tests
Dayton Ohio reports the Lockheed P-80 will be tested in power dives at Muroc Army Air Field California this summer. The tests aim to determine maximum safe speed and provide data for future high speed plane design.
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Dayton
Muroc Army Air Field
Cal
Army
Air Material Command
Wright Field
Man Makes Car His Home After Fire Destroys Rooming House
In Corning New York a man left homeless by a devastating rooming house fire on April 1 took shelter in his car. Firefighters reported the blaze displaced several residents and caused substantial property damage. Authorities began an inquiry into the cause as neighbors rallied to assist those affected.
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Corning
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