Globe News Publishing Co. details and Amarillo office note
Founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas office under the act of 3rd 1978 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in action with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday by The Globe News Publishing Co. Howe president and publisher McCarty assistant publisher Zzard editor in chief telephone all departments
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House Bill Seeks Higher Pay for Congress Members
A bill introduced in the House to raise salaries of Congressmen provokes the usual outcry about public servants as an unnecessary burden on society. Critics argue the role already commands adequate compensation and the proposal faces strong opposition.
Not So Long Ago Notes and Political Debates
A collection of dated items from 1929 to 1939 covers diplomatic moves on naval parley, Fascist activity, gubernatorial bids, Nazi plebiscites, unemployment bills, NRA price fixing rulings, Indian troops in London, and Roosevelt’s defense stance. The piece also laments public service underpaid, argues for higher Congress salaries, and urges stronger government efficiency and coordinated policy.
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War ends not yet as German attack tests resolve
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson argues Allied victory depends on keeping focus despite German counteroffensive. He notes German industry bombed, civilian morale sagging, and manpower depleted, while Allied supply gaps and over-optimism risk prolonging the war. He warns renewed pressure from western Europe, Russia, the Balkans, and Italy will tighten until Germany cracks.
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Power politics and Poland in the Curzon line dispute
Dorothy Thompson argues that the Curzon line decision favors the Soviet Union and calls for international guarantees to protect Poles living east of the Oder. She warns that a Poland aligned with Russia would be weak, servile, and excluded from a future world organization, risking ongoing conflict with Germany and dependence on Moscow.
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New York Herald Tribune
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France
Red Army
World Organization
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Security Council
Europe
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Letter From Home To Boys in Service: Amarillo Week Review
A Globe feature notes a dramatic week in Amarillo with a Martin Marauder crash near English Field, a highway hijacking, and a deadly traffic week. It covers sky shows drawing crowds, Pantex work feats, local and military fatalities, returning servicemen, and a busy Christmas period with weddings and engagements among residents.
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Potter County
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San Antonio
David Leon Weaver
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Pleasant Valley
J. J. Gear
Joe Bailey Gear
Osaka
Tokyo
Jim Speck
Italy
Major Speck
Walter F. Howell
China
Robert E. Spooner
Eldon K. Siebel
Southe Western Medical College
Dallas
John Reynolds
Buddy Blythe
J. H. Stringer
Gene Sweet
John Warner
Elbert D. Kittinger
Paul Kenyon
Jim Roy Williams
Royston Taylor
Frank Wayne Stone
Lawrence Hagg
Larry Garre
War Department
Charles S. Burgess
Germany
Burgess
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Third Army
San Angelo Bobcats
Sandies
Highland Park
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Scotties
Port Arthur Yellow Jackets
Austin
Port Arthur
Lufkin
Sandie
Richard Mixon
Dale Collins
Rudy Bauman
Marshall Gettys
John Bob Watts
Paul Miller
Charlie Houston
James Tomberlin
Sandieagers
Childress Bobcats
Amarillo Field
Lubbock Army Air Field
Roswell Army Air Field
West Texas State
Buffs
Rice Owls
Oklahoma City
Virginia Ss
Chester Casimir Szalkowski
Mary Catherine Wirt
Canyon
Richard William Hough
Wanda Bond
Bill Knox Tarter
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Robert L. Hall
Euna Rue Oldfather
Ensign T.ee Brady
Guilla Mae Bandy
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Crossword Puzzle First Award Winner Horizon
Crossword clues list with across and down entries covering film stars actions and common words. The page highlights a first award winner and includes numerous abbreviations and definitions for letters and terms.
Polk Street Professor
A reflective column notes changing public manners and social signals among youth. The piece compares gum chewing, cigarette offers, and fashion trends, joking about swivel chairs as dangerous and critiquing kids dressing flashy from the ankles up while wearing old saddle shoes.
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