Amarillo Globe masthead and staff credits
The Amarillo Globe publishing details list the staff and operators: The Globe News Publishing Co. publishes evenings except weekends, in connection with the Amarillo Daily News, with Gene Howe as President and Publisher, John McCarty as Assistant Publisher, and Wesley Izard as Editor in Chief.
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Destruction of German Cities Warned by Eisenhower
General Eisenhower says allied forces will erase German cities to save soldiers, warning that continued resistance could lead to widespread ruin and looting in occupied Germany as Hitler gambles and the land remains shattered.
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Notable 20 Years of Books Written in Italy and by Italians
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler notes that most significant works of the last two decades come from Italy with Italian and Spanish authors. He argues few comparable writings exist from France Germany or England, reflecting a distinct literary concentration.
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Italy
France
Germany
England
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
FDR and Strategist Highlight Allied Coordination Across Wars
In this column the author argues that White House and allied leaders balanced Europe and Asia by delaying a combined Axis war. The piece credits Roosevelt and Stalin with smartly dividing enemies and timing forces for a united victory, praising Casablanca to Yalta conferences as a model for a cooperative peace.
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Pearl Harbor
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Myth Exposed on World Cooperation Opinion
GEORGE GALLUP reports nation wide results showing strong support for joining a world organization with police power to maintain peace. The survey finds uniform regional approval across New England to the West and shows the 1937 League of Nations opposition has shifted to broad backing for world cooperation today.
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United States
World Organization
Mid-West
League of Nations
San Francisco
Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle
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Okinawa Journal of a Marine in a War Zone
Ernie Pyle recounts Okinawa as the closest Japanese front for Marines, comparing landscape to Indiana in late summer and noting cultivated fields, sisal paths, and rural poverty. He observes civilians in camps, damaged homes, and mixed reactions, interweaving reflections on American aid, Filipino resilience, and the human impact of war.
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Japan
America
Indiana
Polk Street Professor
Benevenido Santos, a Filipino man and former teacher in the Philippines, spoke to local folks about his experiences and views.
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Philippines
Communists Say War With Capitalist Nations Immiment
A Moscow communist spokesman stated Russia is convinced war with capitalist nations is imminent, signaling heightened Cold War level tensions amid April 11 1930 commentary.
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Russia
Political leaders discuss postwar world and military manpower
Senators Thomas Wheeler Wallace Taft Bricker weigh futures after war. They debate troop levels, training, and treaties while cautioning on the spread of fascism and the need for strategic bases. A Cincinnati man is arrested in a craps game incident.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
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