The Amarillo Globe masthead and staff credits
The Amarillo Globe founded in 1924 notes it is published evenings except weekends in Amarillo, Texas, with Sunday morning edition in connection to the Amarillo Daily News. Gene Howe is president and publisher, John McCarty serves as assistant publisher, and Wesley Izzard is editor in chief.
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Amarillo
Texas
Seer
Gene Howe
Telephone
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Politics and the human element in postwar reconversion
The piece argues politics shifts to economic promises after war, urging Congress to act on full employment. It critiques Senator Barkley and calls for reviving private business to create jobs while stressing the human element and balanced taxation.
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Barkley
Senate
Congress
Senator Barkley
China Problem by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson argues the China civil war will shape Asia and global power. A US led Pacific, potential Soviet alignment with China, and a divided China, with Manchuria and the two Mongols gaining independence, loom as decisive factors in postwar policy.
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Dorothy Thompson
Japan
United States
Pacific
Britain
Russia
China
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific Ocean
Truman
Soviet Union
Asia
Chiang Kai-shek
Siberia
Far East
Europe
Korea
Manchuria
Poland
End of Churchill Era Shocks Britain After Victory
In London during the postwar upheaval, a Canadian-born American Red Cross official, Fred Carroll, explains Britons face a new wave of nationalization under Labour. Wealthy, former Conservative allies fear loss of private fortunes as railways banks utilities may be state run. Churchill’s influence wanes yet his legacy as wartime leader lingers amid mass political realignment and intrigue. Victor Monteiro, an ordnance worker in Watertown, Massachusetts, once led checker championships and now recalls his past achievements.
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London
U. S. Army
Fenway Park
Ritz
American Red Cross
Great Britain
Western Europe
Fred Carroll
Britain
Mr. Carroll
Churchill
Victor Monteiro
Watertown
Mass
Arsenal
The Undercurrent of Hate in Wartime America
George Fe. Sokolsky denounces the postwar hate campaigns that target individuals and groups across nations, noting how money funds committees, book bans, and radio propaganda. He laments the rise of hate as a social fashion, urges an end to inflamed rhetoric, and warns of ongoing harm when intolerance is profitable.
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New York Sun
Soviet Russia
Channing Pollock
United States
W. L. White
Trotsky
Stalin
Brooklyn
Hitler
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