Amarillo Globe historic masthead details and staff
The Amarillo Globe details its founding date February 20 1924 and publication arrangement with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists leadership including GENE HOWE president and publisher JOHN MCCARTY assistant publisher and WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief.
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Amarillo
Texas
Futnure
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
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Adamic as Jugoslav Partisan icon stirs exile politics
The piece portrays Louis Adamic as a leading figure in Yugoslav partisan movements and questions King Peter’s exile government. It warns of alleged propaganda links with Ruth Mitchell and Representative Dondero, and critiques Tito’s alignment with Moscow amid shifting Allied support. It notes broader tensions among Allies and Axis and ends with a reflection on ruthless wartime realism.
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Louis Adamic
Jugoslavia
King Peter
Adamic
Peter
Ruth Mitchell
George A. Dondero
Michigan
United States
Hitler
Goebbels
State Department
Mr. Adamic
Miss Mitchell
Dondero
Jugoslav
United Nations
Mikhailovitch
Tito
Moscow
London
Washington
Roosevelt Draft Shows Roosevelt Dominates Democratic Nomination
A Princeton Gallup survey finds Franklin D Roosevelt chosen by over eight in ten Democratic voters for the 1944 nomination. Henry A Wallace gains about 6 percent, others around 3 percent. The results suggest no strong challengers and growing pressure for a Roosevelt run. Southern voters show 81 percent support, with Wallace and Byrnes also cited.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Institute
Henry A. Wallace
Democratic Party
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Virginia
Wallace
Ecoit c
James F. Byrnes
Farley
Byrd
End of King Uttar in Lucrece Hudgins tale
Charles regains throne after Uttar is exposed and a ghoul misdeed is revealed. Peter frees Santa’s reindeer, though a magical bunny curse befalls the usurper. Reindeer carry Santa, Peter sleeps, and wakes home to a merry Christmas with gifts and a note from Santa.
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Charles
Peter
Santa
King Charles
Santa Claus
Aradoone
Smuts Warns of Unequal World Powers After War
Dorothy Thompson discusses Jan Christian Smuts the South African prime minister warning that Britain America and Russia will form an unequal postwar triangle. He favors extending the British commonwealth into western Europe to balance power while cautioning against a Europe divided into rival blocs and a weakened Britain.
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Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
Britain
America
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Western
France
Italy
Germany
Norway
Belgium
Holland
General Smuts
Smuts
Commonwealth of Europe
Western Hemisphere
European
The Battle Is the Payoff in World War II Narrative
Captain Ralph Ingersoll recounts a tense battle where radios crackled relentlessly and Rangers conducted bayonet charges under a calm colonel. Prisoners from Italy are brought in, among them young men with tin lapel stars, as a British padre and a Commando insignia assist in calming the scene.
Army promotes dice and card game integrity through Yank guidance
The Army uses Yank to teach soldiers self monitoring of gambling to protect morale and pay. John Scarne, a gambling fraud expert, advises on odds, loaded dice, marked cards, and cheating methods, urging rotating deals in Blackjack and cautions on casino tricks.
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Yank
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Scarne
G. I’s
Quotes on surrender and survival from war veterans
President Risto Ryti declares there is no citizen who would accept unconditional surrender. Sgt. Orville R. Click recalls surviving 70 hours in the English Channel after a Flying Fortress was shot down with two other crew members.
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Risto Ryti
Finland
Sergt
Orville R. Click
English Channel
Flying Fortress
Postwar economic notes and wartime quotes from leaders
A collection of comments from Leon Henderson James Byrnes and others on postwar planning and finance. The remarks cover production targets taxes savings and fears about subsidy programs alongside wartime observations from Roosevelt Churchill Stalin and others.
Polk Street Professor and the False Teeth Incident
Uncle Ira complained his new teeth were tight and loosened over time. His brother said they would fall out, and they did. Last Saturday Ira, driving to Amarillo, blew his teeth from the window while sneezing. They were recovered later in a bar ditch sunflow patch.
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Ira
Albert
Amarillo
Today’s Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Clues Listed
The page presents a mixed crossword with horizontal and vertical clues. Entries range from public official portraits to geographic terms and common words, including items like Island and Mineral rock, with answers spanning 1 through 63 across and down.
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Anger
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