Amarillo Globe News Publisher Details and History
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 operates as a late afternoon paper with Sunday morning edition in Amarillo Texas. It lists GENE HOWE as president and publisher JOHN MCCARTY as assistant publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief with a telephone desk.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Glope-News Publishing Co
Sistle and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Derreeees
Forgery Indictments Roil Details On Briggs Spelling
The piece questions how George Briggs could hold a $5600 annual post as Ickes secretary aide in charge of grammar while letters to Dr. Nelson Sparks show errors. It cites facsimile copies where Briggs wrote stationary and your's in misused forms.
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George Briggs
Harry Hopkins
Ickes
Briggs
Nelson Sparks
Neglident proposed to replace accident in daily vocabularies
A professor of physical education argues that the word accident is disfiguring and proposes neg-lident as a neologism to reflect personal negligence. He notes the term could spread through common usage with examples. Separate quotes discuss shifting war aims and tax law reform as postwar issues.
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Filbert
Sibyl
Roosevelt's Bill of Rights sparks debate on federal roles
Paul Mallon argues Roosevelt's eight rights reveal a choice between private provision and federal guarantees. He contends government advance of jobs, wages, clinics, and education risks totalitarianism, urging reliance on private initiative and leadership for prosperity, with high deficits funded by taxation.
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Paul Mallon Washington
Roosevelt Tocsin
Roosevelt
Every Man a Priest Fraternity Aims for Modern Quaker Style
Dr. Gideon Planish meets Carlyle Vesper a 50ish bookkeeper with a bold blue tie proposing the Every Man a Priest Fraternity backed by Mrs. John James Piggott and Ramona Tundra. Planish investigates the shaky venture including unanswered letters and a lack of formal officers. He plans to meet the Piggott and Tundra households to verify aims and support.
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Senator Bultitude
Dr. Planish
Carlyle Vesper
Crayon Club
John James Piggott
Silver Mine and International Railroad
Ramona Tundra
Erding
Cardinal Newman
Jesus Christ
Vesper
Gishorn
Albert Jalenak
Every Man Praternity funds fall as Doctor plans fate
A scene unfolds with Dr Planish attempting to raise funds for the Every Man Praternity through tea with Mrs Piggott and Miss Tundra. He breaks down the treasury shortfall and a proposed $35,000 starter while arranging power shifts and dreams for Carlyle Vesper, as plans proceed.
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Mont-St.Michel
Mrs. Piggott
Miss Tundra
Lady Piggott
Vesper
Lifeboat critics split over film's democratic portrayal
Dorothy Thompson argues the film Lifeboat is a political work that pits Naziism against American democracy. She warns its export could spread Nazi propaganda to Latin America and Britain and portrays American society as compassless and defeatist until a miraculous rescue.
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Times
MacGowan
Latin America
North America
Hitchcock
Britain
Mrs. Miniver
Texas Prejudice and Mexican Labor Spark Regional Tensions
The piece notes 90 000 Mexicans working in the United States amid Texas discrimination. It cites Jim Crow practices for Mexicans, Mexico’s ire, and the Texas Good Neighbor Commission. It also reports on Tass New York bureau leadership under Vladimir Pravdin and the agency’s English output and staff composition.
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Mexico
Texas
Latin America
Manana
Pfehrer
Germany
Mexico City
Novedades
Garcia Cabral
Cantinflas
Manuel Avila Camacho
Coke Stevenson
Texas Good Neighbor Commission
Roberto Medellin
Ministry of Labor
Associated Press
Rockefeller Center
New York
Aneta
Netherlands Indies
Reuters
Tass
Vladimir Pravdin
Leningrad
Pravdin
Kenneth Durant
Harvard
Washington
Domei
America
Pushkin Square
Moscow
Postwar America’s path to jobs and growth urged by leaders
A collection of postwar quotes emphasizes private enterprise, homecoming, and industrial support as essential to sustained production and employment. Leaders call for private initiative, tax incentives, and youth engagement to fuel recovery and innovation after victory.
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C. E. Myers
Albert Lea, Minn
Jobs, Inc
Polk Street Professor Tale On A Cold Morning
A neighbor on a bus remarks he must wear shorts due to cold weather and jokes about past summers. The driver quips about encountering more people as they near town, implying a lighthearted urban anecdote.
When Pilot Comes In From Last Trip
In Italy pilots nearing completion of missions celebrate returning to base with elation and quirky acts. The piece notes pilots finish rituals, share stories, and some race to buzz the field. It mentions specific flyers like Captain Dean Schnyder Lieut Swithin Shortlidge and Lieut Jimmy Griswold.
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Italy
America
Cook
Dean Schnyder
Jamaica
L. I
Lieut
Swithin Shortlidge
West Grove
Shortlidge
Jimmy Griswold
Maywood
Cal
Mess Hall
Dean Schuyler
Voices From The Front Line In World War II Era Commentary
Col Albert J. Stovall returns from the Mediterranean stressing resilience against a soft image. Quotations include Adams on coeducation, Goebbels on burden, and Roosevelt Eisenhower and King George VI on casualties, victory, and future hopes during wartime.
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Col
Albert
J. Stovall
Mediterranean
Puzzler Grid Clues Mix Latinate Hints and World Terms
A horizontal and vertical word puzzle lists clues from general knowledge like Italian noble family names to chemical symbols and fabric terms. The grid interlocks common phrases including musical show titles, languages, and measurement units, inviting cross filling.
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