Amarillo Globe News Publication and Pricing Highlights
The Amarillo Globe News announces its publishing connection with the Amarillo Daily News and lists staff positions. Advertising and subscription rates are detailed, including daily and Sunday options, carrier and mail prices, and special Sunday rates.
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Amarillo Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Trimore
Gene Lowe
John McCarty
Wesley !Zzard
Amarillo
Globe and News
Yamashita Case and Nazi War Crime Trials Raise Unprecedented Questions
The Yamashita appeal questions fair trial guarantees under the constitution as Justices differ. Nazis face an international four power tribunal in Germany with possible appeals to Berlin’s Allied Council. Readers are left with no clear precedent for how U S courts will handle future war crime appeals.
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Supreme Court
Yamashita
U.S
Philippines
U. S
U. S. Supreme Court
Murphy
Rutledge
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Allied Control Council
Berlin
International Tribunal
Political tides rise as veterans reshape 1948 race
Paul Mallon notes returning servicemen swing toward political action with many aiming for Congress. He reports Republicans building a large campaign network under Herbert Brownell Jr. and Dewey interest, plus Stassen’s rising organization and possible lines of support from Willkie and Hanna. He also cites Bricker and Taft as notable hopefuls amid a shifting GOP landscape.
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Sam
Sugar
Congress
Red Cross
Dewey
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Roosevelt
Stasser
St. Paul
Lord and Taylor
Walter Hoving
Hanna
Stassen
Cowles Brothers
Mike
Willkie
Bricker
Senate
Stas- Ben
Ohio
New York
Taft
Dewey and Stassen Lead GOP 1948 Nomination Poll
The Gallup survey shows Thomas E. Dewey and Harold Stassen atop the Republican field for the 1948 presidential nomination. Other leading figures in the poll include John Bricker Douglas MacArthur Arthur Vandenberg Robert Taft Eisenhower Leverett Saltonstall Warren Johnston and several others with Dewey and Stassen noted as part of the progressive wing. The piece discusses how early polls are indicative only and reflect shifting support as conventions approach.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
Arthur H. Vandenberg
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Earl Warren
California
Eric Johnston
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Dewey
Stassen
Republican Party
Institute
Senator Vandenberg
Herbert H. Lehman
Wendell Wilkie
Willkie
Herbert Hoover
Dwight H. Green
Harold H. Burton
Henry Kaiser
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Wayne Morse
Everett M. Dirksen
Raymond FE. Baldwin
Charles Taft
John Foster Dulles
Robert P. Patterson
Dwight P. Griswold
Arthur Capper
Joseph H. Ball
C. Wayland Brooks
Polk Street Professor Reflects on Trouble’s Growth
A fragment reflects on trouble maturing a person, helping them grow up and see things more clearly, even if it is a harsh process. The speaker notes trouble pushes personal understanding and maturity.
Scientists and Senators Agree on Science Study Plan
A six senator panel with two advisers settled a key plan for a federal science agency. Vannevar Bush and Isaiah Bowman advised, outlining a single administrator with an advisory board, independent staff, and a $10 000 salary for the secretary. The compromise prioritizes patent use rights and selective social science inclusion.
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Elbert D. Thomas
Harvey M. Kilgore
Warren G. Magnuson
J. William Fullbright
Claude Pepper
Leverett Saltonstall
Vannevar Bush
Isaiah Bowman
Kilgore
Magnuson
Congress
Crossword Puzzle Solution Clues For Horizontal and Vertical
A compact grid of crossword clues with numbered horizontal and vertical entries. Readable hints include artist pictured, land parcel, organs, rivers, and various objects. many entries correspond to common crossword answers across categories like geography, anatomy, and everyday items.
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Iraq
Tibet
May Mail 11 Pound Packages to Sailors
Navy and Army mail rules relaxed allowing 11 pound overseas parcels for sailors and similar adjustments for Army parcels. Postmaster W D DeGrassi notes frequency remains once weekly for overseas Navy mail with 42 inch length and 72 inch combined length and girth limit.
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W. D. DeGrassi
Mr. DeGrassi
Amarillo Chess Club Names Two Committees at Meeting
The Amarillo Chess Club appointed a club room committee and a tournament committee at a meeting last night. Members include Will Armstrong R T Price Bob Jordan and E M Lindsey J H Nichols G B Marshall. The club plans intra club ratings and external competition while seeking permanent quarters.
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Amarillo
Bill Armstrong
FE. M. Lindsey
A. O. Johnson
J. S. Pitman
L. M. Snider
Ray J.lyman
J. H. Nichols
W. R. Reed
A. J. Crow
G. B. Marshall
W. W. Jones
Edward Dickison
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Sales Pressure in Japan Brings Unwanted Add Ons
The Tokyo Shimbun reports a customer was forced to buy extra items to obtain a vitamin bottle for his undernourished wife. He left the drugstore with the vitamins and a bottle of fat reducer, illustrating the growing practice of pressuring shoppers into unwanted purchases.
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Tokyo
Japan
Tokyo Shimbun
MacArthur To Complete Review Of Yamashita Appeal
Allied headquarters said General MacArthur would finish reviewing Lt. Gen. Yamashita's death sentence and announce his decision to the press. Yamashita, famed conqueror of Malaya, was convicted by a U. S. tribunal in Manila and upheld by the Supreme Court. MacArthur remains his final hope for commutation.
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Tokyo
Allied Headquarters
MacArthur
Yokoyuki Yamashita
Yamashita
Malaya
Philippines
U. S
Manila
U. S. Supreme Court
Judge Seeks Finances Of Divorced Men To Prevent Re Marry
Indianapolis Indiana judge Ralph Hammill urges court power to probe finances of divorced men to assess if they can afford a new family. He argues this would stop assuming new obligations while still owing support to existing dependents.
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Indianapolis
Ralph Hammill
Superior Court
Nebraska Ranks 32nd in Population and 14th in Area
Nebraska sits 32nd in population and 14th in land area among the states, reflecting its demographic and geographic footprint relative to peers.
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Nebraska
Archer Accepted By Honorary Group
Archer son of Mr and Mrs B T Archer 4236 West Tenth is among nine new members of Phi Delta Phi honorary legal fraternity at the University of Texas Austin He will receive his degree next June The law student is a West Texas State College Canyon graduate and served 3 1 2 years as a private in the Army Air Forces including 17 months in South America Initiation occurred in the Court of Civil Appeals in the Texas Capitol followed by a banquet at the Stephen F Austin Hotel
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Branch Archer
B. T. Archer
West Tenth
Phi Delta Phi
University of Texas, Austin
West Texas State College
Canyon
Army Air Forces
West Texas State
South America
Denver
Amarillo
Court of Civil Appeals
Texas Capitol
Stephen F. Austin
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