Tas a founded February 20 1924 and publication details
Tas a newspaper note shows founding date February 20 1924 and entry as second class matter February 20 1884 at Amarillo Texas. It lists circulation rates, publisher names Gene Bhowf and John McCarty, editor Wesley Hazzard, and pricing by mail carrier and publisher package for Globe and News.
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Pet
Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Bhowf
John McCarty
Wesley [Zzard
Ifc Globe and News
German youth name Roosevelt as greatest world figure
An opinion poll by Harvard psychologist Donald V. McGranahan of 891 German youths in Friedberg and Offenbach shows Roosevelt as the top choice for greatest man in world history, with eight for Truman and limited support for democratic ideals. The rankings place Bismarck, Frederick the Great, and Hitler among favorites, underscoring a dominant military heritage in German youth. The article notes the surprising reverence for military leaders and questions the effectiveness of democratizing education in postwar Germany.
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Donald V. McGranahan
Harvard University
Mr. Granahan
Friedberg
Offenbach
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Germany
United States
Bismarck
Frederick the Great
Hitler
Eisenhower
Charlemagne
Caesar
Alexander the Great
Napoleon
Eisenhower cites demand for peace in a world weary of war
Four star Truism notes Eisenhower adds a comment that fighting for peace is tiresome to the world. Byrnes says America is eager to work with Allies in peace as it was to fight in the war and regrets rebuffs to cooperation.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Byrnes
Communist Expansion Threat Looms in Europe, Warns Publisher
Frank E. Gannett, publisher, warns that Europe offers fertile ground for Soviet influence. He argues Stalin could dominate the region unless living conditions improve, reflecting Cold War anxieties about the spread of communism.
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Europe
Stalin
Frank E. Gannett
Quote cites unfair administration of price controls
Morris H. Cohn of the National Meat Industry Council argues the black market emerged not from price control itself but from its flawed implementation. He stresses administration as the root cause of illicit market activity.
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Morris H. Cohn
National Meat Industry Council
Shadow of Russian Bean Spreads in Northern India
Diwan Chaman Lal head of Indian Food Mission to Argentina warns that the shadow of the Russian Bean extends across Northern India, highlighting concerns for agricultural policy and trade.
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India
Diwan Chaman Lal
Argentina
Remember Me By Action Not Splendor
A reflection on funeral expense and legacy by Erich Brandeis warns against grandiose tombs and costly tributes. He urges simple farewells, noting true remembrance comes from acts of kindness rather than material displays and gifts to churches or ministers.
Wisconsin primary mystery over LaFollette loss to McCarthy
The piece argues Joseph R. McCarthy defeated Bob LaFollette in a Wisconsin Republican primary amid party opposition. It notes LaFollette’s Progressive base collapsed, Coleman led the GOP slate, and Democrats voted heavily, complicating the outcome and suggesting broader political currents beyond isolationist claims.
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Bob LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Joseph R. McCarthy
Madison
Thomas FE. Coleman
McCarthy
Appleton
Oskosh
Elliott on Roosevelt and Churchill at Atlantic Charter
George E. Sokolsky summarizes Elliott Roosevelt's claims that Churchill was drunk and Roosevelt manipulated the narrative. The piece contrasts Elliott’s drink-filler role with Roosevelt’s public charter stance, noting alleged agendas of the Big Three and questioning wartime unity and press coverage.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elliott
Look
Churchill
Elliot
Mr. Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
Russia
United Kingdom
Roosevelt
White House
Father
Churcl
Ministry of Information
Lord Beaverbrook
Dudley Pound
John G
Congress
Stalin
Rockland
Lincoln
South
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Crossword Puzzle Horizont, 1 Pictured VU Pictorial Puzzle Clues
Readable clues for a mixed American style crossword with horizontal and vertical entries. Entries include naval ranks and abbreviations, ancient deities, chemical symbols, words for time, numbers and common phrases. The puzzle lists many standard crossword hints and incomplete answers.
Milwaukee Loss Highlights Labor Districts and Liberal Shakeup
The Milwaukee results faltered for La Follette as labor districts voted with Republicans, defying past patterns. Nationally, liberal leaders Wheeler Shipstead Nye and La Follette were defeated for varied reasons, signaling a shift toward a younger, anti-incumbent mood and veterans’ focus in Congress.
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LaFollette
Milwaukee
AFL
CIO
Cio-Pac
Wisconsin
House
Senate
la Follette
Wheeler, Shipstead
Nye
Wheeler
Lief Erickson
Erickson
Polk Street Professor Johnny Anderson and Navajo Traditions
Reporter visits Polk Street resident Johnny Anderson and his wife Betty in New Mexico. They discuss Cristina a Jemez worker who hunts with red paint medicine, Navajo singing, a pueblo announcer delivering daily news, a goat loss alert, and bottle-burying Coca-Cola prizes among the Navajo, Jemez, Apache and Kiowa people.
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Johnny Anderson
New Mexico
Johnny
Betty
Cristina
Coyote
Pueblo
Gouldy Brothers Feed Co Publicized in Industry Magazine
Gouldy Brothers Feed Company in Amarillo received nationwide publicity in The Feed Bag this month. Interior and exterior views of the Gouldy Brothers store at 119 Tyler were featured, highlighting modern feed store management methods.
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Gouldy Brothers Feed Company
Amarillo and
Gouldy Brothers Company
Gouldy Brothers
Tyler
Advertising Firm Honored by Southwestern Public Service Window
Tri State Advertising Co founded 1926 by Van H Allm and Ray Parks makes neon signs and display signs. The firm expands with a new building at 1205 West Sixth and 14 000 square feet of space. It runs 185 rental contracts with signs atop Herring Hotel and Santa Fe building.
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Tri-State Advertising Co
Southwestern Public Service Co
van H. Allm
Ray Parks
Allm
West Sixth
Allin
Sixth
West Twelfth
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Ijohn
Oswalds
Sam Brodie
Goshen
Polk Street
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Southern Brokerage Co
Santa Fe
Parks
Alim
Glenn Kopp
Walter Brown
H. P. Cochran
M. M. Crouch
Canada
Julius E. Adelmann
Arthur
P.O. Rew
Tyler St
J.M
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