Amarillo Globe Leader Affiliation and Staff Note
The Amarillo Globe founded February 1924 as second class matter. Office at Amarillo Texas under act of 1879. Published evenings except Sundays in tandem with The Amarillo Daily News. Globe News Publishing Co. Sixth and GENE HOWE, President and Publisher. JOHN McCARTY, Assistant Publisher. WESLEY IZZARD, Editor in Chief. Telephone (Al) Department.
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Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Taxmakers plot stealthy income tax hike under pay as you go
The piece accuses Congress of a covert plan to raise individual income taxes again by preserving current rates while removing key exemptions. It cites the earned income credit cut and loss of deduction for excise taxes, projecting a roughly 700 million dollar increase next year amid claims of public propaganda and inflated inflation fears.
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House Committee
Senate Finance
Enenate Finance
Hull Policy Criticizes Stalin Czech Treaty And Postwar Plans
Eric A. Johnston portrays Hull and U.S. policy as uneasy over Stalin’s treaty with Benes of Czechoslovakia. He argues the accord signals Russia’s aim to create a European sphere of influence and questions the absence of a no-territorial-aggrandizement clause. He notes possible alliances to counter Soviet aims and stresses shared burdens of polity, labor, and business in postwar recovery.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Hull
Roosevelt
Stalin
Benes
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Mallon
Teheran
Mr. Hull
Congress
Moscow
Russia
Europe
Poland
Hungary
Austria
Rumania
Baltic States
Finand
Germany
Rhine
Marshal Smuts
United States
Britain
India
Smuts
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
Symcertain
Peter and Charles Escape From Aradoone Dungeon
Peter is jailed in Aradoone with King Charles, believed dead, as guards fear not. Peter recalls Santa tale magic and uses a growing golden key to open the cell lock, offering hope for escape and restoration of Charles to rightful throne.
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Peter
Charles
Aradoone
Uttar
Santa
Gun crew in four big campaigns on Italian front
Ernie Pyle writes from the Italian front about a U S Army artillery crew from South Carolina now five men strong after transfers. He notes their close bond, nicknames, rough speech, and pride in the battery despite long service and recent casualties. Morale remains high as they long for home.
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Ernie Pyle
Italy
Wireless
America
South Carolina
California
Missouri
Carolina
England
Take 3 The March to Freedom in Moonlit Silence
The narrator recalls a moonlit march behind enemy lines as Captain Henry and Colonel Chittenden coordinate a night relocation. The column halts for mortar relief, descends a cliff through a hidden crevice, and reassembles on a moonlit plateau where five columns pass through. The sense of danger, discipline, and the pivotal moment before dawn set the stage for the assault at six.
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Henry
Colonel Chittenden
Chittenden
Captain Henry
Ranger Combat School in Hawaii Turns Men Into Killers
A Cosmopolitan article portrays the Ranger Training and Combat Instructor School at Schofield Barracks Hawaii. Cadets endure eight weeks of brutal jungle warfare training under Col. Francois D Elisu with the motto kill or be killed. The piece also notes wartime tattoo trade serving soldiers and sailors seeking blood type, ID numbers and other marks for swift identification.
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United States
Ranger
Hawaii
Pacific Island
United States Command
Pacific
Hawaiian Department
Ranger Combat School
Schofield Barracks
Lesley James McNair
Army Ground Forces
Francois D’eliseu
D’eliscu
D’eli
Delly
D'Eliseo
Diamond Bill Haley
Pearl Harbor
Anchors and I
Diamond Bi
Army
Navy
Washe Burn Historian recalls 1888 tornado
Professor Joe Killough recounts a 1888 Washe burn tornado described as fifty yards wide that swept a rooster into a small gallon jug without breaking it. Rescue required breaking the jug to free the animal.
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Joe Killough
Thoughts on salvation amid adversity and light
A devotional excerpt emphasizes God's sustaining hand and gentleness, citing Psalm 18 35 Proverbs 24 10 Livy and Romans 13 12. It urges casting off darkness and putting on the armour of light as night ends and day approaches.
Puzzle headline needs extraction from OCR list
Horizontal and vertical clues mix across aviator, deities, numbers, and objects. The puzzle presents a crossword style set with entries like pictured noted aviator explorer and Babylonian deity along with multiple cryptic style hints.
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