Amarillo Globe publication details and staff
The Amarillo Globe, founded 1924, published evenings except weekends, issued with Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Listed officers include GENE HOWE as President and Publisher, JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief. contact telephone 6268.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Rhine Bridge in Ten Days
Army Engineers rushed a railroad bridge across the Rhine in ten days. The feat shortened the push into Germany by weeks as engineers studied Western German bridge sites and seized German stockpiles of spans. They also drew on experience from Belgian Meuse bridge construction.
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Rhine
Germany
Meuse
Belgium
Means of Freedom on San Francisco and world order
Washington based column argues Russia seeks a world order with ejection of small nations from influence while the United States defends Atlantic Charter ideals. It questions Dumbarton San Francisco treaties, suggests a temporary national security policy, and discusses bases Philippines and Iceland as leverage.
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Washington
San Francisco
Stalin
Assembly of Small Nations
Poland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
United States
League of Nations
Philipines
New World Order
Churchill
China
Philippines
Latin America
Russia
Council
Britain
France
Iceland
Night in a Gypsy Like Hideout on Okinawa Front
A Navy text describes Marines in Okinawa choosing between a command post gun emplacement and a warm improvised hillside shelter. Cpl. Martin Clayton Jr. and Pfc. William Gross share the small quarters with the narrator, trading stories, meals, and a night of cautious camaraderie amid blackout conditions.
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Okinawa
Navy
Julian Dusenbury
Dusenbury
Cpl
Martin Clayton, Jr
Dallas
Pfc
William Gross
Lansing
Mich
Clayton
Gross
UCLA
Bird Dog
Terrapin Tragedy Teaches Drunk Driver A Sobriety Lesson
A drunken driver in a soggy rainstorm swerved behind a truck and struck a terrapin that splattered on his car. He believed he killed a child and wept with remorse, vowing to quit drinking after the frightful incident. The tale echoes a tortoise and hare lesson.
Secrecy and the Founders A Lesson From History
Philadelphia Bulletin column argues secrecy can be essential in early negotiations as seen in the 1787 Constitutional Convention. It notes closed doors and pledged confidentiality, citing Washington and the secrecy that guarded the drafting and compromises of the Constitution.
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Washington
United States
Philadelphia
John Quincy Adams
George Washington
State House
Brazilian Foreign Minister Pictured for Crossword Clue
Crossword puzzle clue list includes horizontal and vertical entries. This segment lists numerous definitions and cryptic hints such as Brazilian foreign minister reference, reading errors, and various word puzzle prompts across 58 entries.
Miltonic exhortation to heed divine summons
A fragmentary religious verse calls on listeners to listen to a heavenly voice and recognize a dread tribunal. It evokes celestial messengers and prophetic admonition, reflecting Puritan moral urgency and biblical cadence.
Sabbath Prose Reflections on Command and Providence
A compact excerpted meditation weaving biblical verses from Exodus Samuel and Proverbs with Browning style lines. It contrasts obedience and divine command, noting Sabbath rest and divine patience while urging reverence for sacred order.
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