Amarillo Globe Pounder Publication Details 1924
The notice lists publication dates and affiliations for The Amarillo Globe Pounder with editors and publishers named. It details circulation options, prices for daily and Sunday editions, and carrier or agent delivery outside Amarillo. It includes dates February 20 1024 and February 20 1984 plus officers Gene Howe John McCarty and Wesley Izard.
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Pounder
Poet
Amarillon Texas
Ora
Amarillo
Globe News Publishing Co
Limore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Sndace
Ates
Ifc Globe and News
We are sick of it fight with Yugoslavia incident
A fiery letter condemns Yugoslavia over a downed U S transport plane and the internment of its crew. It questions whether Yugoslavia is a friendly nation and urges a firm response to repeated foreign affronts to America.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
America
Bigger Fish in Garsson Munitions Hearings Question Big War Profits
The Garsson munitions case has drawn headline attention though the $78,000,000 in orders is small compared with daily wartime government spending. Testimony suggests the hearings may only scratch the surface, and the Mead Committee and Justice Department may uncover larger figures.
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Garsson Munitions Combine
Garssons
Mead Committee
Justice Department
End of Dreaming in Washington On Inflation and Wages
Paul Mallon surveys CIO leaders amid Packard losses and auto price hikes, noting inflation pressures from strikes and wage demands. He compares American hopes with Russian prices and warns that continuing wage battles threaten economic ruin while urging realism over utopian promises.
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Washington
Phil Murray
CIO
Packard Motor Company
Auto Workers
Murray
Packard
Motor
OPA
AFL
CLO
Labor Monthly
Stalingrad
Moscow Commercial
America
Autopsy on Civilization Opens Peace Conference Debate
Dorothy Thompson quotes Alcide de Gasperi as he pleads for a universal peace principle at a war conference. He argues for humanity, Christian ethics, and working class hopes, while critics pursue partition and silence, awaiting the fate of civilization's future.
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Mazzini
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Dewey Favored to Lead G.O.P. in New York Governor Race
George E. Sokolsky outlines a power map for New York politics with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey as the leading Republican candidate for governor and James Mead facing opposition from Farley loyalists and ALP caused critics. The piece notes Donovan as a GOP rival and discusses Dulles rising as a national figure amid a volatile primary climate.
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Thomas E. Dewey
James Mead
Dewey
Jim Mead
Jim Farley
Mead
American Labor Party
A.L.P
ALP
New York City
Democratic
Vito Marcantonio
Communist Party
Congress
John Cashmore
Democratic Party
Brooklyn
Cashmore
William O'Dwyer
Marcantonio
United States
Democrats
Herbert Lehman
UNRRA
Senate
Fiorello la Guardia
Europe
Butch
William Donovan
Cloak and Dagger
OSS
Donovan
Polk Street Professor Gardeners Unusual Cucumber Breakthrough
Local columnist praises Wight W. Woolsey for growing a giant cucumber in a cardboard box with dirt and manure. The fruit exceeds 12 inches in girth and 27 inches in length, drawing neighborhood attention. The piece also humorously describes the writer accidentally wearing backward pants and finding life’s small wonders.
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Wight W. Woolsey
Eirth
Wight
Ed Bagot
Blua Star Ointment Promises Quick Cure for Itching Yet
An advertisement claims one application of Blua Star Ointment will ease eczema rash tinea ringworm pimples scabies and toe itch with repeat use as needed. A money back promise is offered if not satisfied.
Bloodie Studs Peel Remain Decay in Season
Puzzle style list shows a grid of clues with numbers and partial phrases. The fragment includes references to bloodied imagery, seasons, decay, and various word hints. The source presents a vertical word play and incomplete entries tied to a representations of letters and terms.
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