Amarillo Globe notation and staff list fragment
Fragmentary notice from The Amarillo Globe likely lists publication details and staff roles including GENE HOWE and JOHN McCA as figures, with editor Wesley Tizard and assistant publisher. It appears as a historical masthead snippet dated February 20 1924 and notes evening publication except Sundays.
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Amarillo Texas
Arch
Amarillo
Globe-News
Inmore
Gene Howe
John McCa
Wesley Tpzard
Telephone
Greece Crisis Tests British Tactics and Stettinius
The Globe critiques British involvement in Greece as Athens faces internal strife and elections. It praises Secretary of State Stettinius for urging Greek self determination while mocking British actions. The column condemns foreign interference and hints at wider WWII power plays involving Moscow and London.
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Stettinius
Greece
Europe
Italy
Count Sforza
Sforza
Stalin
Moscow
London
Athens
Globe
America
Hitler
Cologne
Rhine
Open door policy in air, press and world news debated
Dorothy Thompson argues the open door against imperialism, favoring equal access to air routes and world news. She contrasts the American open system with restricted spheres of influence, praising independent agencies like AP and urging press freedom and non monopoly distribution of news worldwide.
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Dorothy Thompson
United Nations
Asia
China
Britain
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
London Economist
United States
Reuters
Christian Science Monitor
Saas
Ship of State
Prin
Prince
Aid For Jobless By Ralph W. Page States Urged To Increase Benefits
The Social Security Board urges higher unemployment compensation as states bear the main burden of aiding workers out of jobs during the transition to civilian production. It calls for a national system to prevent a nationwide collapse in labor purchasing power, proposing payments equal to at least half the worker’s pay up to 25 dollars a week for 26 weeks. States now average 15.87 weekly, with many capping below 20 and few offering beyond 16 weeks.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Congress
Congressional Committee
West Coast sets higher postwar income ideal at fifty a week
Gallup survey shows California Oregon and Washington residents view a $50 weekly income for a four person family as health and comfortable, while the South averages $40 and the West Central states $42. The national figure is $48. The poll notes these are averages and do not reflect every family’s ability to live on these sums.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Washington
Institute
United States
Sbeacneteenas
Fanvsk
Not So Long Ago December 8 1929 and 1934 to 1939 Highlights
A roundup of historic statements and events from 1929 to 1939. Topics include Soviet gum clothing tests, tax cuts, Italian finance actions, naval diplomacy, new car hydraulic brakes, League of Nations proceedings on Russia Finland aggression, Hoover’s Finn aid appeal, and Texas University president inauguration alongside civic reflections.
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Senate
Texas Prison Board
Bank of Italy
Naval Parley
Japan
League of Nations
Russia
Finland
Hoover
Homer Price Rainey
Texas University
CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONT 1 Pictured commander of British Second Army
Crossword clues list with across and down entries including commander Christo her, Erbium symbol Er, Verdi opera lines, and various short form abbreviations. The puzzle asks for solutions to 63 clues across and down in a themed grid.
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Christopher
Rotary
Relocation of skilled artisans and state laws
The text argues time frames for moving skilled artisans and urges state legislatures to amend laws to meet this duty. It warns decentralization advocates will be vindicated if they act and predicts states rights dogma would be narrowed to only functions feasible for general welfare if they fail.
Polk Street Professor and the Mind Urges
A reflective column explores the brain and human urges from pie throwing to loud outbursts, referencing Shakespeare and Greek beliefs. It notes the lack of understanding about why these desires arise and contemplates future mind research. The Christian Science lesson for December 10 discusses God as preserver and the conquering of tribulation through faith.
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Christian Science
God the Preserver of Man
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Apostle Declares Eternal Bond With Life and Truth
The source quotes the apostle stating that evidence before the material senses yields to spiritual sense and that nothing can separate him from God Life and Truth. This emphasizes enduring spiritual unity and the primacy of divine presence over worldly perception.
Ben Smith Decorates Office for Christmas
District Clerk Ben Smith and deputy Eleanor Blohm decorate the fourth floor Potter County courthouse office for Christmas with a central lighted tree and taper stations at the counter corners. The annual display marks the office as the first to be decorated each year.
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Potter County
Eleanor Blohm
Furlough for Sgt. Ivan Layton at Esler Field
Sgt. Ivan Layton a weather forecaster at Esler Field Louisiana is on a 15 day furlough living with his parents at 914 Roberts and visiting relatives. He is accompanied by his parents sister Mrs Swan and her children and travels to Roswell New Mexico to visit his sister by Oakley.
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Ivan Layton
Esler Field
Layton
Roberts
O. J. Swan
Alabama
Oakley
Roswell
N. M
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