Amarillo Globe History Notes and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe dates from February 20 1924 and is issued as a second class matter with mail privileges under federal acts. It publishes evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. Office and staff details cover president and publisher Howe and John McCarty in associate roles.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
8Ie Howe
John Man McCarty
Associet
OPA Bars Suburbanites From Raising Their Own Beef
Opinion piece questions OPA rationale for forbidding private citizens like Jim White with small acreages to raise and process a steer for personal consumption. The column argues the rule conflicts with individual rights and asserts the OPA lacks practical basis, noting broader wartime rationing controls and ownership claims.
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OPA
Jim White
The Peace Front by Paul Mallon
Washington reports Germany has opened a peace front with a proposed trio of leaders Keitel Goering and Doenitz while seeking a separate peace with Russia. The piece argues unconditional surrender is the only viable option and notes divisions inside official circles between softer approaches and hard coercion.
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Paul Mallon Washington
Hitler
Keitel
Goering
Doenitz
Russia
Poland
Pravda
Free German National Committee of
Germany
Stalin
Herogp
Roosevelt Churchill
Moscow
Sumner Welles
Mystery of Derek Gra dy murder unraveling in chapter
The narrator recalls betting a plan and disguises to mislead authorities, revealing how he moved to protect others. Police chase follows as he uses altered license plates to approach Liston, then returns to a tense gathering where Deputy Shaw questions the group about the disappearance.
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Derek Grady
Derek
Margaret
John
George Baker
Clint Mattison
Middleton
Shaw
Kathy
Connie
Walter
Murder twists rock Derek Grady case in cottage confession
Deputy Sam Shaw arrests Mrs. Michael Kraik for the murders of Derek Grady and Margaret Reilly after a dramatic scene in which a gun and a wallet from the dead man surface. Connie and her mother in law face implied betrayals as evidence mounts.
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Derek Grady
Mattison
Shaw
Connie
Peraps
Margaret Reilly
Michael Kraik
Sam Shaw
Notable wartime quotes on production and leadership
A collection of quotations contrasts relief aims with self sustaining aid, urges high production records to outpace enemy plans, and reflects shifting views among leaders. Lehman Tojo Churchill Shaw are referenced as examples of altered perceptions and wartime rhetoric.
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Hideki Tojo
Mitsubishi Aircraft
The Closer You Get the Farther Away From News at Sea
Ernie Pyle recalls front line information scarcity during Sicily invasion aboard a Navy ship. He credits radio and a daily mimeographed paper edited with help from radioman Frank Donohue, detailing morale boosts, news gaps, and nightly Berlin broadcasts including the Axis Sally program Olga.
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Ernie Jule
Sicily
New York
Rufus Young
Frank Donohue
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Jamaica
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Commercial Cable Co
Press Wireless
Navy
Roosevelt
Midge
North Africa
Axis Sally
Olga
Berlin
Allies and Enemies in Europe The Lipppmann View
Walter Lippmann argues that France must be treated as an ally, Italy as an enemy satellite, and Germany as the eventual foe. He cautions against premature moves to recognize Italian and German popular governments before military outcomes are settled and warns that a premature Italian government would be hostage to Mussolini’s crimes and foreign occupation.
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Walter Lippmann
France
Italy
Germany
Europe
Lippmann
Algiers
Moscow
Giraud
Badoglio
Mussolini
House of Savoy
Weimar Republic
Puzzler Answers Puzzle Grid From Today’s Clues
A word grid lists horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers for 14 to 71 across and 1 to 70 down. The page displays a long set of fill in definitions including Sea eagle lairs calcium symbol and dawn form acronyms along with military and postal terms.
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Yesteryear
South Carolina
UP reporter recalls Sicilian battle front frontline grit
Hugh Baillie United Press president tours the Sicilian front and recounts soldiers crouching in trenches under anti aircraft fire. Officers debate artillery while observers scramble to observation posts as German shells crater nearby. British Montgomery's Eighth Army advances with Canadians and Highlanders amid nightly air raids and flash bombs.
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Hugh Baillie
United Press
Baillie
U.P
Tunisia
United Press Executive
Alphonse-Gaston
Eighth Army
Montgomery
78Th
51St Highland Division
Sinc
Jerry
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Ernie Pyle
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