Amarillo Globe News Publishing Staff Credits
Information block lists founding date February 20 1924 publication details second class matter post office Amarillo Texas Sunday morning edition affiliation The Globe News Publishing Co. key staff Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Wesley Izzard editor in chief and general contact numbers.
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Leaders Needed to Sharpen Postwar Efforts Abroad
Quotes from Isaiah Bowman Johns Hopkins University and Col Don J M Blakeslee praising leadership and pilots while urging presidential action. General Miles warns of the value of schooling for soldiers and Dr Maximilian Beck cautions that technology cannot surpass human limits in enjoyment.
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Isaiah Bowman
Johns Hopkins University
Don J. M. Blakeslee
Engand
Maximilian Beck
Yale U
Criticism of Allies sparks U S congressional debate
The piece recounts a Washington dispute over criticizing Allies led by Gavin and Johnson arguing it aids Germany. It outlines Allied conscription and home defense policies in Britain Canada Australia India and South Africa, noting numbers and roles and urging prudent, fact based criticism.
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Palestinian policy and political promises in 1944 platforms
George F. Sokolski argues that both parties used Palestine as a vote attracting issue during the 1944 campaign. He notes Roosevelt endorsed a Jewish homeland plan before the election but Congress committees dropped the measure afterward. He warns that political promises were made to gain blocs, with no intent to keep them.
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Palestine
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House
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Labor
Postwar Attitudes Split Over Japan Versus Germany
A Princeton based survey shows Americans favor stricter postwar handling of Japan than Germany with intense anti Japanese comments from about thirteen percent of respondents. The remarks include calls to kill all Japanese and wipe them off the earth.
Postwar Japanese Policy Opinions Split by Survey
A POLL shows American views on Japan after the war with options including supervise and control, destroy as a political entity, kill all Japanese, re educate rehabilitate and split up. An earlier Germany poll finds 32 percent favor Allied control short of destruction 34 percent want destruction 12 percent favor reeducation and rehabilitation 22 percent misc suggestions or no opinion.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Germany
Japan
Institute
Not So Long Ago December 20 1929 1939 1934 1939
Notable items document France upholding submarine policy despite abolition talk. Senate grants Richard Byrd rear admiral rank. Senator Sheppard seeks small factories on farms. War shapes values and reveals inner strength and resilience through tough experiences. Authorities discuss naval pacts, salaries disclosure, gas control, and farm credit shifts. The era features literary theatre by Lunt and Fontanne.
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Senate
Richard Byrd
Sheppard
French General Crossword Clue List
A list of across and down clues for a French general themed crossword puzzle including hints for words such as exis t, erect, at liberty, space, domes, behold, and more. The puzzle spans multiple rows and columns with entries like 11 Exist and 54 Lion, pointing to both French terms and common English word definitions in a wordplay format.
President’s Palestine policy debate and Zionist split unfolds
The President discussed Palestine with two Democrats and favored a personal approach to Ibn Saud. Senators Wagner and Taft pressed a resolution, Stettinius opposed it, and Wise led Zionists to withdraw support after White House talks. Critics call the episode a deceptive political maneuver and a moral lapse.
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Ibn Saud
Palestine
Robert Wagner
New York
Robert Taft
Ohio
Stettinius
Senate Committee
Wagner
Abba Hillel Silver
Cleveland
State Department
Army Pfe Is Factory Boss For 50 Girls
Pfc. Nathaniel Jacobson a 28 year old Boston artist runs a clothing factory in Belgium housing about 50 Belgian women under his supervision. He joined to help the Army camouflage unit produce emergency snowcapes for Lt. Gen. Courtney Hodges front line troops when regular snowcapes were not yet available.
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Hal Boyle
Belgium
Pfc
Nathaniel Jacobson
Boston
Jacobson
Courtney H. Hodges
Did Stomach Ulcer Pains Make Jack Spratt Eat No Fat
Modern day "Jack Spratts" who avoid fat due to stomach distress should try Udea tablets. Get a 25c box from your druggist. first dose must convince or return for double your money back.
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Jack Spratt
Jack Spratts
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