History of Amarillo Globe News Publisher and staff
A brief masthead excerpt lists The Amarillo Globe News founding date February 20 1924 and publication details. It names GENE HOWE as President and Publisher JOHN MCCARTY as Assistant Publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief. The notice provides a telephone line for all departments.
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Amarilo Texas
Amarillo
Riimore Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Railroads Face Deep Crisis Harming War Effort
The nation’s rail system is in a severe crisis with temporary embargoes on civilian freight and authority to cancel passenger trains. Coal fuel oil and food are restricted, delaying famous trains by hours. The federal government could prioritize materials and manpower or assume control, but rail managers argue government action isn’t needed if the public understands the strain.
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United Nations
Wilson
After Berlin by Dorothy Thompson
The piece discusses Hitler's Berlin status as Russia closes in and argues his speech signals a political stance rather than military surrender. It links his strategy to Lenin Trotsky era tactics, forecasts future European fracture, and suggests Nazi power relies on provoking civil wars to leverage bargaining amid a ruined Europe.
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Europe
Hitler
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Lenin
Trotsky
Germany
Russia
Baltic States
Finland
Ukraine
Brest Litovsk
Books on Jobs By Ralph W. Page
A detailed report on Senator James E. Murray's S 380 proposal to track national income and employment and to prescribe steps to boost private investment and spending. The plan would create a fact gathering committee without action powers, steering Congress toward an overall policy framework in a campaign debate.
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James E. Murray
Montana
Senate
Congress
House
Vandenberg Peace Proposals in Poll Results
American public opinion broadly supports keeping Germany and Japan demilitarized permanently under a written international agreement. About 57 percent want a written agreement now with major powers United States England Russia and China. A two-fifths segment supports giving the President power to use force immediately if rearmament occurs without prior Congress approval.
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Princeton
N. J
Vandenberg
Germany
Japan
Institute
United States
Michigan
Senate
Congress
England
Russia
China
Not So Long Ago In The 1930s And Local News
A collage of items includes Ortiz Rubio’s near inauguration wound from 1930, Saar Valley refugees in 1935 fleeing Nazis, gas pipeline talk Texas to Detroit, and bombings in London. Also mentions William Dudley Pelley testimony, Alfred Duff Cooper resignation, and readers’ daylight saving opinions from Amarillo residents.
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Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Efrim Zimbalist
Saar Valley
Texas
Detroit
Floyd Hamilton
Clyde Barrow
Louisiana
London
Irish Republican Army
William Dudley Pelley
Silver Shirts
Frank Hook
Dies Committee
Alfred Duff Cooper
Knife and Fork Club
British Admiralty
Chamberlain
Munich
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal Clues from Historic Page
A list of crossword hints across multiple entries including insigne of the U S Army, verbs for dine and go by, noun and adjective clues, and abbreviations for organizations and chemical symbols, spanning from 1 5 to 47 across with many definitions and abbreviations. The puzzle blends common nouns with abbreviations such as Office of Civilian Defense and New Testament and includes several geography and utility terms.
Political clash over guaranteed employment and private enterprise
A dramatic debate contrasts Democratic promises of guaranteed jobs with a Republican warning against federal guarantees. Taft labels such plans as a New Deal plot and Communism, arguing prosperity comes from free enterprise without government interference. The piece notes public anger and colorful scenes at political gatherings and a humorous aside about fishing plugs and traders.
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Ing
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Congress
Polk Street Professors Trade Off Fishing Tackle
Local boys Tom and Roy along with Pat Whittington Earl Blaisdell Ray McCullough Frank Reid Lou Chance Curley Bassett and George Hirsch meet on Polk Street to trade fishing gear and discuss who is the best shot as goose hunting ends and fishing season nears.
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William Cullen Bryant
Tom and Roy
Pat Whittington
Earl Blaisdell
Ray McCullough
Frank Reid
Lou Chance
Curley Bassett
George Hirsch
Navy Pharmacist First Class Returns Home After 22 Months
Harry FE Gray Jr son of Mr and Mrs H E Gray 309 Sunset returns from 22 months in the Southwest Pacific on 30 day leave He is a 1941 Amarillo High School graduate and joined the Navy in August 1941 after graduation.
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Southwest Pacific
Harry FE. Gray, Jr
H. E. Gray
Sunset
Amarillo High School
Harry
Navy
Rotary Club launches $10,000 memorial camp drive
The Oklahoma City Rotary Club opened a campaign to raise 10 000 dollars for a memorial recreational camp near here. The center will honor Rotarians and sons of Rotary members in service. Club members contributed more than 3 500 dollars on the first day.
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Rotarians Plan Memorial
Oklahoma City
U.P
Service man Harry departs for reassignment after first leave
He passed through boot at San Diego and was stationed at Great Lakes and Moffett Field. A carrier for The News-Globe when he joined the service, Harry is on his first leave since September 1941 and will return to San Francisco for reassignment.
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San Diego
Cal
Great Lakes
Moffett Field
News-Globe
Harry
San Francisco
Itching First Application Leads to Relief with Blue Star Ointment
Agonizing itching from eczema dermatitis psoriasis rash or ringworm is claimed to ease after one application of Blue Star Ointment. Reapply as needed as nature helps heal. Money back if the first bottle fails to satisfy.
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Berlin
Dorothy Thompson
America
Fuehrer
Ralph W. Page
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Edith Norman
Short Street
Louise Carlock
J. C. Burk
C. E. Sadler
Aft
Mary J. Reid
Ethel Henry
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Pulse Feeler
Bovceard
U. S. Army
Ohio City
Office of Civilian Defense
U. S. Army Group
Sixth
Tyler
Ray
Curly
Cleopatra
Trousseau
Polk Street
Pacific
Harry Gray, JR
Gea
Echart's Shoe Repair Shop
West
10Th St
Moon Mullins
Moon
Mush Stebbins
Mamie
Dearie
Mush
Ibarnes
Branner
Marmaduke Delauncey
Marmaduke-Frisk Hin
Martin
Mike
Marma
Duke
Son
Onald Duck
Reggie
Superman
Ryder
Capitol Food
Ralph Pellow
Capitol Hotel
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