Amarillo Globe News publication notice and masthead
The Amarillo Globe News announces its publication details and staff for the February 20, 1924 edition. It lists edition timing, postal classification, affiliation with The Amarillo Daily News, and key executives including GEN HOWE as President and Public, JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Putticher, and WESLEY TeZARD as Editor-in-Chief.
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Amarillo
Globe News Publishing Co
Gen Howe
John McCarty
Putticher
Wesley Tezard
Norden Receives ASME Medal For Bombsight Invention
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers awards Carl Norden the medal for his bombsight and mechanical pilot. Norden, a Dutch citizen living in the United States, crafted devices that aided bombing accuracy and aircraft return, aiding the fight against Axis powers.
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Carl Norden
Berlin
Tokyo
Norden
G. I
Democracy requires strong leadership in a chaotic Europe
Dorothy Thompson argues that democracy survives only with vigorous leadership within core principles. She warns that weak, servile governments and capitulation to fear will yield neo fascism or revolution, urging allied resolve to empower democratic Europe with clear programs and courageous leaders.
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Dorothy Thompson
Europe
Emil Ludwig
Free French
Moscow
Germany
Edith Cavell
Trouble in Greece seen as Communist push for control
Washington reports point to a Communist influence in Greece aiming to seize armed forces and political power. Evidence cites a Russian advisor presence among rebels and government efforts to disarm guerrillas linked to communists. Experts note limited electoral strength but strong urban unions.
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Paul Mallon Washington
Greece
Italy
Yugoslavia
Tito
Mihailovich
Bosnia
Rumania
Poland
Bulgaria
Not So Long Ago December 18 1929 and 1939 Headlines
Secretary Stimson calls talks with Japanese delegates on naval parity a great success and hopes for friendly ties. Hoover signs French war debt settlement. Nordhaus dies in San Antonio. Army and Navy charge Communist agitation in armed forces. British Saar police head resigns after a riot linked to a car collision. Texas lawmakers push driver’s license law. Graf Spee scuttled off Uruguay. Leon Stokowski to lead goodwill South American tour with 100 musicians. Debates over Soviet influence and democratic elections in Europe alongside U S policy outlined. questions on balancing East and West powers.
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Naval
Hoover
Eugene S. Nordhaus
Texas
San Antonio
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Navy
Saar Police
Graf Spee
Uruguay
Leon Stokowski
South America
Europe
Belgium
France
de Gaulle
Moscow
Stalin
Hitler
Britain
Russia
Senate
State Department
Settinius
Pennsylvania
Guffey
New York
Wagner
Foreign Relations
Stettinius
New Deal
Philadelphia
Connally
LaFollette
Oil Treaty Fate Stirs Debate on International Trade
Britain and the United States reached agreement on petroleum resource handling in international trade. The pact aims for equal access, fair pricing, and open markets while avoiding conflicts in Iran and Arabia. The measure was sent to the Senate as a simple contract, not a treaty.
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Great Britain
United States
Iran
Arabia
Senate
Crossword Puzzle Clues Horizontal and Vertical List
A readable crossword clue list with horizontal and vertical entries including shared numbers and terse definitions for each word. The grid entries cover diverse topics from literature to science and common terms.
Senate blocks Atlantic Charter treaty over oil industry fears
A Senate move to defer hearings on the Atlantic Charter agreement signals a battle over treaty power. Critics argue Connally of Texas demeans the accord as unfair to oil interests and urge constitutional amendment to end Senate exclusive jurisdiction. They warn the world that the US lacks authority to bind itself internationally without wide public and congressional backing. The piece cites Exodus 14 14.
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Senate
Connally
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
United States
Congress
Polk Street Professor and the beans rock mystery
A quirky, surreal vignette describes biting a rock in beans and the bizarre effects on facial muscles, confidence, and memory as the narrator navigates a strange sequence of sensations and reactions.
Fragmented Thought Metaphor Cited in Vague Quote
A torn excerpt presents a person comparing a sensation to biting a rock and to stepping on an unseen stair in darkness, ending with the fragment Mop. The text remains undefined in event or source context.
Faith and Nobility Tied to Spirit and God
A religious reflection cites Bacon and Joshua to argue that denying God demeans humans and that recognizing divine power inspires lasting fear and reverence for the Lord. The text contrasts kinship to beasts with kinship to God through spirit.
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Bacon
Joshua
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