Amarillo Globe publication and staff listing note
The Amarillo Globe lists founding date February 20 1924 and 1994 post office entry. It notes publishing evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in conjunction with The Amarillo Daily News. Staff include Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Wesley Izard editor in chief.
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Army Rides Again Uses Cavalry in Italian War Zone
An Army press release notes old fashioned horse cavalry still in use in Italy performing night reconnaissance and obstacle clearance for mechanized units. The piece reflects on historical generals and notes a New York store selling live farm animals on a 70 foot barn display.
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Italy
Jeb Stuart
Phil Sheridan
Hannibal
Genghis Kahn
New York
Broadway
Desire for Change and Middle West Outlook in 1940s Politics
Dorothy Thompson argues Americans desire government change after twelve years, with sectional tensions shaping discontent. She notes the Middle West blends progressivism with independence and a wary view of radical reform, while praising Senator Norris for speaking to common people. She highlights Hal Stassen as a rising figure in foreign policy debate.
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Washington
Democratic Party
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Norris
Middle West
Abraham Lincoln
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America
le West
Hal Stassen
Young Republicane
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Willkie
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Amarillo Center lectures mix world peace talk and hobby classes
Eyewitness to Amarillo Center night school activities notes lectures on world peace by Allen Barry, plus public speaking and tax classes. The center hosts creative hobbies from weaving to Latin by GI method, with 139 adults enrolled. Summer term runs May 24 to July 22.
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Amarillo Center
Palestine
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Mr. McKay
Roy Roger
Lee Johnson
W. R. Fox
Time Magazine
P. W. Wrigley
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Wrigley
Reba Huffhines
Cleda Reid
Sam Houston Junior High School
Central Junior High
Rachel Milam
Forest Hill
Edna Graham
R. B. Scott
Marian Hopper
W. F. Haggard
Camp
Boger
Motorists Stung and Civic Loans Trail Through Williamsport
Williamsport council denied a junk dealer’s appeal for a municipal loan to save his business while residents contributed to a fund for horsepower. In Austin, swarms of bees halted traffic near Congress Avenue as police cautioned drivers to roll up windows. A light, eclectic set of notes covers a Hawaiian legislature opening, Martin Dies’s political activity, Costa Rican dairy student Odeste Hector at Penn State, a returned identification bracelet from Nebraska, a quip on birth control, and a quip about meat rationing reducing hash hazards.
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Williamsport
Austin
Congress Avenue
Martin Dies
Washington
Odeste Hector
Pennsylvania State College
Crossword Puzzle Musician and Vocab Clues
A dense puzzle features horizontal and vertical clues listing musicians words and common terms. Entries include finishes like Dawn comb form, and various abbreviations, with theme hints spanning continents, rivers, plants, and numbers.
A Left Handed Salute for General in Fifth Army Italy
War correspondent recalls a brigadier general saluting, Cub planes, and a tragic airburst that killed a beloved police dog named Sergeant. He also recounts bombing memories, a ruined package, and humor amid danger on the Nettuno beachhead.
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Fifth Army
Italy
Wick Fowler
Dallas News
Nettuno
Wick
West Coast Boosts Dewey Leads in GOP Preference
George Gallup reports rising Dewey support on the West Coast as Willkie exits. In California Oregon and Washington Dewey leads among GOP candidates with Warren and Johnston also drawing native son support in their home states. Gallup notes a steady regional ascent since January.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Wendell Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Pacific Coast
Dewey
California
Oregon
Washington
Earl Warren
Eric Johnston
National Chamber of Commerce
Institute
West Coast
Dewey An Willkie
MacArthur Tae
Warren Oe
Johnston Tere
Bricker
Polk Street Professor Plays Curious Bridge Terms
A quirky reminiscence on contract bridge by a Polk Street professor, linking bids to humorously odd questions about home life and social scenes. The speaker quips on no-trump counts two hearts three diamonds and four spaces while noting district pride and dishwashing regrets.
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Widow Jones
T. GC. U
Wisdom and Faith Reflections From Classical and Biblical Voices
A compact set of quotes and attributions from biblical verses and classical authors. Passages urge returning to God, avoiding evil, seeking peace, and honoring wisdom as defense. Includes lines from Saint Augustine Horace Ovid Ecclesiastes Psalm and Madame de Stael about prayer, self governance, and tenderness of brotherhood.
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Madame de Stael
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