Amarillo Globe-News masthead and staff notes
The Amarillo Globe-News founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class matter on that date. Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in Amarillo Texas with Sunday morning edition by The Globe-News Publishing Co. Gene Cant Eppeicent publisher John Ay assistant tyner naecea editor in chief.
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Amarillo
Texas
Are. Rd
Gene Cant
Eppeicent
John AY
Tyner
Naecea AR
Ickes speech stirs debate on unity and wartime policy
The writer urges voters to watch public servants year round and criticizes Secretary Ickes for urging unity that splits along lines of reactionaries. He notes wartime demands, class conflict, and warns against bitterness that could hinder victory and postwar peace.
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CIO
Interior
Ickes
Mr. Ickes
China
Greece
Poland
Spending policy critique by Rep Coughton on government duties
Rep Robert L Coughton of North Carolina a Democrat and Ways and Means Committee chair argues that the federal government cannot sustain a policy of spending beyond its revenue. He stresses fiscal discipline warning against chronic deficits and urges balanced budgets.
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United States
Robert L. Coughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means Committee
Allied Principles by Dorothy Thompson in Greek affair analysis
Dorothy Thompson argues the Greek crisis exposes the failure of United Nations practice. She traces Goebbels propaganda shifts, warns that realists favor power over principles, and urges a common democratic policy with clearly defined spheres and binding guidance among the Allies.
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Goebbels
United Nations
Europe
European
Britain
Russia
Germany
Munich
United States
Giraud
America
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Prague
Romania
Bulgaria
Greece
Poland
Allied Commission For
Italy
London
Togliatti
Sforza
ELAS
Theves
Letter From Home To Boys in Service
A weekly feature invites readers to mail this letter home to loved ones in the armed services. The column covers local holiday hustle, water taste issues, a major fire at Badger Ice docks, a nurse returning from Harvard Medical School, high school radio pride, Sandies football, West Texas State and Amarillo Field Cagers basketball, and a rash of military notices. It notes missing in action Nelson Pape, wounded vets Oris Odom, Lt. Ralph Riggs’ promotion, and other overseas and local visitors as well as weddings and engagements in Amarillo society.
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Jack Wyatt
City Health Department
Badger Ice Company
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Richard Thomas, Jr
Harvard Medical School
Sisser Kenny
Amarillo High School
Jane Wicker
James Paschal
Hoyt Mulkey
Ee Kincaid
Avon Franiken
Julia Deanvans
Sandie
Sandies
Wichita Falls Coyotes
Butler Field
Coyotes
Ed Gill
Paul Miller
San Angelo Bobcats
San Angelo
West Texas
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys
Lubbock
Lubbock Army Air Field
Amarillo Field
Clovis Army Air Base
Roswell Army Air Base
Keller Page
War Department
Nelson Pape
Nelson
Princeton
Philippines
Pfc
Oris Odom
Odom
Ralph Riggs
Admiral Riggs
Kurile Islands
Attu
Kiska
South Dakota
Dick Kelly
Southwest Pacific
Howard O'Quin
South Pacific
Lowell P. Riggs
Navy
European
Pacific
India
Sgt
E. L. Dixon
John Burch
Wayne Carroll
Chandler Rush
Byron Burton
John Cameron
Edward Nobles
Billy Wilson
Army
C. E. Aldridge
Seabee
Bill Coffey
Aldridge
New Georgia
Guadalcanal
Guam
Marshall Islands
New Hebrides
Not So Long Ago December 12 1929 1934 1939 Highlights
A digest of events from December 12 across years 1929 1934 and 1939. Topics include Japan denying war rumors and Philippine aims in 1929 Russia calling out Kellogg Pact as unfriendly 1934 Czechoslovakia mobilization President Roosevelt naming Baruch to study war profit removal 1934 and Finland Russia mediation rejection 1939 plus notable deaths Douglas Fairbanks Sr and Colonel Charles Goodnight.
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Japan
United States
Philippine Islands
U. S
Charles Goodnight
the Panhandle
Tucson
Arizona
Roosevelt
Bernard M. Baruch
Jim Ferguson
Texas
Russia
League of Nations
Finland
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Motion Pictures
Santa Monica
Martin
Polk Street Professor Delivers Anecdotes About Antiques
A quirky column features a teacher debating what counts as an antique and a husband baffled by his wife’s “insanity bug.” Another narrator recalls a father’s praise and correction, and a college debater is praised for finding his opponent’s argument merely sound.
Employes Rules Explained At Personnel Board Session
Rules affecting all municipal employes will be explained at a personal board hearing at 7 o'clock tonight in the city commission room. Personnel director A Petersen prepared a 17 page mimeographed booklet with the rules but will not release contents before the hearing or city commission approval.
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A. Petersen
City Commission
Personnel Board Members Approve New Employee Leave Regulations
The document notes approval of a booklet containing regulations on employee sick and vacation leaves. It lists personnel board members as C. B. Lambie, chairman, Roy Boger, and Emil J. Bruderlin.
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C. 8. Lambie
Roy Boger
Emil J. Bruderlin
Crossword Puzzle Horizont: A Reader’s Listing of Clues
The page presents a large crossword with Across and Down clues indexed by numbers. Included are hints for names, abbreviations, chemical symbols, and common abbreviations, spanning geographical, linguistic, and general knowledge categories.
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Powder River
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Carlton W. Hinman
Kathryn Barnard
Laurie V. Vroom, Jr
Hannelore Heiman
Lloyd Dever Todd
Jo Jean Hall
Jack L. Gregston
Oklahoma City
Peggy Woodson
Cpl
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