Amarillo Globe masthead note and publishing details
The Amarillo Globe announces founders and history with 1924 launch and publishing ties to The Amarillo Daily News. It lists leadership including President and Publisher G Howe, Assistant Publisher Sohn McCarty, and Editor in Chief Weslfy Izzard, with contact details and publication schedule.
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Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Or G Howe
Sohn McCarty
Weslfy Izzard
OPA Regulation on Occasional Institutional Ration Users
The OPA issues rules for occasional institutional users such as church suppers. Applicants must file 30 days before the meal and state expected attendance and must report unused rationed food within 10 days after the last service. The Globe mocks the rule as impractical for church traditions and urges focus on fighting black market activity instead.
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OPA
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Globe
War Needs Doctrine: Produce Weapons to Save Soldiers
President Roosevelt urges sustained wartime production to meet demands for weapons and materials. He stresses that continued output will hasten battles’ end and spare lives for soldiers, sailors, and marines.
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President Roosevelt
A Fine Mess by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson critiques Allied plans after World War II arguing unity requires return to principles. She condemns Soviet expansion via satellite states and British and American blocs and warns that current policies risk future wars. She urges relief for European peoples and a conference on shared principles established in the Atlantic Charter.
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Dorothy Thompson
State Department
Britain
America
Bretton Woods
United Nations
Congress on the Air A Call for Radio Broadcasts of Debates
The author argues for broadcasting Congressional proceedings to the nation. Radio coverage would expose representatives to public scrutiny, reduce party label dependence, and inform voters about candidates. It envisions a two sided view of issues and improved congressional conduct.
A Christmas Letter From Home to Boys in Service
The weekly Globe feature shares holiday cheer and updates from Amarillo area readers. It notes Christmas shopping mishaps on Polk Street, college holidays, and service members returning home or being honored. It mentions decorations awards to families, bomber crews, and local sports results plus upcoming weddings and the regional football title.
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Armed Services
the Globe
Polk Street
Amarillo College
Amarillo Army Air Field
Boys Ranch
Pfo
Kyle Savage
Bivins
J. D. Delfs
Wilbur C. Miner
Gordon Waddill
Gene M. Gray
Third Marine
Pearl Harbor
Guadalcanal
W. C. Evans
Horace Webb
Bobby Shelton
Raymond Harp
Panhandle
Wilbur Chapman
Saipan
Amarillo
C. T. Williams
Truitt H. Williams
Helen M. Walker
Clyde M. Walker
Marion Morgan
Thomas Jones
Betty Mashburn
Robert S. Ely
Fay Carolyn Beall
Glenn Allison
Clarendon
Washington
Pauline Lorrayne McLaughlin
Tom Harrison
Doris Jo Speed
Weldon Wood
Frances Manning
Cpl
John Birge
Sandie
San Angelo
Sandies
Oklahoma City
Crossword Puzzle Clues Grid Entry List
A dense set of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries including various word meanings like Conceive, Alphabetical insigne, Waltzed, Entertain, Before, and many others with scattered abbreviations, notes, and Latin terms. The fragment shows typical crossword puzzle clue style with numeric indicators and partial word hints.
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U.S
Naval Aviation
Not So Long Ago December 19 1929 1934 1939 News Roundup
Japanese and American delegates announce complete agreement on navy limitations. Congress approves ten million dollar naval budget for Panama Canal and Hawaii improvements. State highway commission bans paid lobbies. Nazis pledge Saar claim peace over Christmas. Amelia Earhart husband says she will fly Honolulu to California. SMU president heads United Forces of Prohibition in Texas. Japanese foreign minister cites a ray of hope for treaty settlement. Hoover funds Finnish relief with 100000 dollars. Louisiana mob protests WPA abuses.
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Congress
Naval
Panama Canal
Hawaii
State Highway Commission
Saar Vale Ley
Amelia Earhart
Honolulu
California
C. C. Selecman
SMU
United Forces of Prohibition
Texas
Herbert Hoover
Finnish Relief Fund
Louisiana
Polk Street Professor and the Easy Chair
A Polk Street resident describes repairing an old easy chair and observes street passersby using the chair by dropping into it. The narration notes the chair’s groan and the strain from casual use, reflecting a quirky, local color scene.
Easier Chairs and Hard Questions About Pros
A nostalgic piece on comfort and habit in a favorite chair, followed by a Pulse Feeler quiz about which professional group is most prosperous. Readers quote opinions from Suzanne Schmidt and several locals, with lawyers appearing most often in responses.
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Suzanne Schmidt
A. E. Angel
Delia McKenzie
G. C. Collier
Juanita Hayhurst
H. A. Beushausen
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