Globe-News Publishing Co. staff and publication details
The item lists key staff and operations for The Globe-News Publishing Co. in Amarillo Texas including founder entry February 20 1924 second class matter post office filing February 20 1924 and Sunday morning publication with Amarillo Daily News. GENE HOWE president and publisher JOHN McCARTY assistant publisher WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief and a general Triephone line for all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Gruesome Nazi Digging of Mass Graves Shocks Nordhausen
The scene shows an American M P supervising as Nordhausen civilians dig a long trench for 2,500 political prisoners murdered by the Nazis. The piece asserts civilians may have known or not but now are aware of the crimes.
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M. P
Nordhausen
Britain Moves Toward Planning for General Welfare Says Interview
In Paris, a British observer argues the country is gradually shifting to planning for social welfare despite coalition wartime gains. He cites national insurance, land use planning, education reform, housing preferences, and distrust of private enterprise expansion as evidence of a move toward collectivist policies while preserving privacy and constitutional traditions. The piece notes Conservative resilience and Labour pressure, with notable praise for a mixed economy approach.
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House of Common
Winston Churchill
Labor Party
Britain
Russia
Lord Woolton
Dean of
Canterbury
George Bernard Shaw
Ernie Pyle Remembers War Reporter Fred Painton
In a Okinawa dispatch, Ernie Pyle honors Fred Painton a veteran war correspondent who died on Guam of natural causes. Pyle recalls their campaigns in Europe and North Africa and notes Painton’s honesty humor and steady character before his death.
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Ernie Pyle
Fred Painton
Guam
Ernie
Okinawa
Mr. Painton
Navy Radio
Fred
Reader’s Digest
Saturday Evening Post
America
Europe
Tunisia
Sicily
Algiers
New York
Painton
Westport
Conn
Mediterranean
Morocco
Cassino
Iwo Jima
Crossword puzzle clues and historical quotes fragment
A fragmented crossword puzzle page shows numbered across clues for horizontal and vertical entries with partial letter hints and many missing letters. The page also reproduces a collection of historical quotes and reader opinions about Polish questions from Amarillo, featuring brief respondent quotes and biblical and literary excerpts.
Poland Russia treaty debate voiced by readers and stenographer
Mildred Sawyer notes government offered a treaty with Russia while a railroad fireman argues for Poland to decide its own government by popular vote with Allies respecting the outcome. Pulse Feeler questions election opportunities and offers a dollar per question he ponders.
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Poland
Polock
F. L. Jackson
England
United States
Stalin
John Devers
Mildred Sawyer
Russia
Larry Thomas
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British Planning
By Dorothy Thompson
the Nation
London
Johannes Steel
Paris
Churchill
Hoover
Italy
Freiburg
Germany
Panhandle
Hungary
Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
Carnegie Institute
Hitler
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Polk Street
Frankenstein
U.S. Army Group
U. Ss. Army
Czar
Crimson
South Carlina
Lone
Milton
Robert Greene
Job
Pope
Jesus
John
Moon Mullins
Ivan
Konev
Uncle Willie -Ugy
Mike Ea Arjory
Donald Duck
Red Ryder
John H. Smith
Life Insurance and
Tyler
Southern Brokerage Co
Mary Montgomery
FISK
One
Thomas Bakery
Polk
Southwes
T Studio Ph
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Suchanan
Oriental Cleaners
Vernon Hancock
Capitol Food
Ralph Pellow
Capitol Hotel
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