Amarillo Globe Publishing Note History and Staff
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 is published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Co with Sunday edition raised by The Globe News Publishing Co at Sixth and II More GeXE Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Wesley Izard editor in chief.
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Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gexe Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Japan considers new totalitarian party in wartime
The piece notes a Dome news dispatch on Japan forming a totalitarian party while asserting free speech exists in wartime. It contrasts Japan with Germany, explains Diet limits, and suggests the move may bolster Koiso or unify opinion without signaling peace. It ends with Gil Dodds praising Christ as the true coach.
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Dome
Hinter
Japan
Imperial Rule Assistance Political Society
Koiso
Diet
Churchill
RASTA
Imperial Rule Assistance Association
Germany
Philippines
Tojo
Saipan
Jesus Christ
Christ
Gil Dodds
War comments from commanders on Japanese air strength
Comdr. Er nest M. Snowden returns from the Pacific praising Japanese pilots as skilled as American adversaries. A Nazi radio commentator Wilfred von Oven warns that the home front must prove its hardness, citing Russia and England's resilience during hardship.
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Saipan
Ernest M. Snowden
Pacific
Russia
England
Wilfred von Oven
Debate over federal financing for rural telephone service
U.S. In Business discusses whether government loans should extend phone service to rural areas. Senator Lester Hill proposes a Rural Telephone Administration with 100 million dollars yearly, offering 1.5 to 2.0 percent long term loans to about 30,000 small firms and cooperatives, funded half by appropriation and half by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The goal is to expand service as many farms still lack telephones in 1940.
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Lester Hill
Alabama
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hill
Wallace's Future
George E Sokolsky argues in this Wallance era column that Democrats resist giving control to Sidney Hillman's PAC and see Henry Wallace as a strong internal critic. The piece frames Wallace as a New Dealer with loyalty to Roosevelt and aims to become his successor within a fractured New Deal coalition.
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George Bill
RFC
Wallace
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Byrd
Taft
George
Vandenbers
Harry Truman
Tom Dewey
Andrew Jackson
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Mr. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
CIO
PAC
Not So Long Ago February 6 1930 1935 1940 Briefs
Brief items recap the period with naval force cuts at a London conference and Hoover proposing to shift prohibition enforcement to the Justice Department. Amarillo predicts 1930 building outlays. Byrd’s Antarctic voyage ends. Rayburn calls for abolition of utility holding companies. Texas House probes department expenditures. Scandanavian resentment of Nazi bombings grows. U S must seek peace if drawn in war. AFL friction with John L Lewis.
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London
Hoover
Treasury
Justice Department
Amarillo
Richard E. Byrd
Sam Rayburn
Texas House of Representatives
State Department
U. S
Letter From Home To Boys in Service
A weekly feature with notes about local war readers and arrivals. The column lists service members home on leave, marriages, sports results from Amarillo schools, and local events including a party for Service Mothers and a USO game at the Auditorium USO. The piece notes Panhandle ties in Allied prisoners rescued from Luzon and highlights visiting relatives and notable hometown names.
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Tack
Paramount Theatre
Delphine Bohn
WASP
Amarillo
Luzon
Panhandle
Memphis
Dumas
Dalhart
Harry Gray, Jr
Navy
Pacific
Cpl
Jake Grover
Belgium
Cleveland F. Callaham
California
Martin W. Black
Sylvester Munn
Olga Kulbida
Connecticut
Amarillo High
Pampa
Borger
Sandies
Harvesters
Bulldogs
West Texas State
Texas Tech
Canyon
Amarillo Field
Sky Giants
Buckley Field
Denver
Buffaloes
Auditorium Uso
Crossword Puzzle Clues Combined from a Page
A mixed list of Across and Down clues arranged as a crossword puzzle grid. The readable text includes numbered hints such as Propel self and Pictured through water screen and a long collection of terse clues across and down, with abbreviations and partial phrases.
Roosevelt Fifth Term Question Divides Democratic Party
The text notes liberal, communist, and social worker support for Roosevelt while Democrats oppose him. It suggests Henry Wallace seeks nomination if Roosevelt does not run for a fifth term, highlighting intra party divisions.
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New York
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Voting age debate stirs Amarillo readers says Pulse Feeler
The Amarillo Globe printed readers views on lowering the voting age to 18. Merita Brummett asks the question and wins $1 while several locals comment they favor or oppose granting 18 year olds voting rights noting service, responsibility and maturity.
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Merita Brummett
Madison
Madell Radey
Ay Ghee
T. Z. Walker
Firestone
Clarence Howe
W. C. McClish
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