Globe-News Publication Info and Rates From Amarillo
Publication data shows founding date February 20 1924 and second class matter status. Copyright and postal details list Amarillo Texas post office processing and Sunday morning distribution via Globe-News Publishing Co. Officers include Qene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Wesley Izzard editor in chief. Subscription rates vary by duration and delivery method with multiple price points for daily and Sunday editions.
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Amarillo
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Globe and News
Truman Favored for 1948 Nomination in Gallup Poll
Gallup finds Truman favored by two thirds of Democratic voters for renomination in 1948 with Wallace next, Eisenhower Byrnes Stettinius La Guardia Farley and Barkley named among prominent figures. The poll shows Roosevelt held a larger lead in 1940 and 1944 previews, while Dewey and Taftsen head the Republican list with 38 and 27 percent respectively. Others mentioned include Byrd Fulbright Vinson Eleanor Roosevelt Lausche Connally Owyer Pepper Marshall Jackson and Jones.
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Harry 8S. Truman
Henry A. Wallace
Institute
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James F. Byrnes
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Pi Vello H. LaGuardia
New York
James A
Roosevelt
Wallace
James A. Farley
John J. Garner
Texas
Mr. Truman
Dewey
Harold ‘Tassen
Minnesota
John W. Bricker
Eisenhower
Senator Byrd
Virginia
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Secretary of the Treasury
Vinson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Tom Connally
William O'Dwyer
Walter George
Georgia
Philip Murray
CIO
Paul V. McNutt
George C. Marshall
Sumner Welles
Coke Stevenson
Claude Pepper
Florida
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Jesse Jones
RFC
Red Cross Official Aids Potter County Campaign Planning
Dick Suydam assistant regional director from the Red Cross area office in St Louis visited Amarillo Wednesday and Thursday to help plan the Potter County Red Cross annual fund drive. He met with Gus Roberts campaign chairman C T Crowe Potter County Chapter chairman and F F Berringer chapter manager.
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Dick Suydam
Red Cross
St. Louis
Amarillo
Potter County
Mr. Suydam
Gus Roberts
C. T. Crowe
F. F. Berringer
Do draftees and volunteers share GI Bill benefits
The Veterans Administration explains that both draftees and enlistees may receive GI Bill benefits if they meet service requirements. Draftees must serve long enough before discharge, and benefits depend on timing relative to the war's official end. Enlistees who joined before October 6, 1946, receive benefits regardless of when the war ends, with eligibility tied to their enlistment and discharge dates.
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HIS Rights Veterans Administration
Congress
Jones
Apa
Tom Smith
Smith
Atomic energy and housing as wartime legacies unify hope and fear
Dorothy Thompson argues seven top scientists urge releasing atomic energy to industry for peace and war avoidance. She warns of housing shortages and economic strain while noting labor disputes and the need for national standards on distribution of industrial gains as steel and concrete labor the real drivers of postwar progress.
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Europe
Los Angeles
America
Congress
EXTRA TERRITORIALITY IN UNO LIKE A FOREIGN FEUDAL STATE
George E Sokolsky argues against Stamford and Greenwich Connecticut hosting United Nations delegates claiming extraterritorial zones would nullify US law. He cites Shanghai opium era flag protection schemes and foreign flags sold by consulates as precedent for how immunity creates a racket and undermines native sovereignty.
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Stamford
Greenwich
Conn
UNO
Boar Club
America
Westchester County
N. Y
USA
Connecticut
New York
CPA
ICC
FCC
State Department
Westbrook Pegler
O. K
Brother Pegler
Seach
Shanghai
Kiangsi Road
United States
China
Crossworld Puzzle NT Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A compact listing of crossword style clues arranged for horizontal and vertical entries including items like Fortune teller and Gates along with a long array of numbered hints for common words and abbreviations across various categories.
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Fortune Teller
Polk Street Professor and a Lost Friendship
A columnist recalls losing a longtime friend after a misspoken remark. The writer laments the rift, admits fault, and seeks forgiveness while reflecting on how much the friendship meant over many years. The piece contrasts past trust with current distance and expresses regret.
Henry G Noble dies. longtime NYSE president
Henry G Noble, 86, former president of the New York Stock Exchange during World War I, died yesterday. A 56 year member prior to retirement in 1938, he hailed from a family with more than a century of exchange membership.
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New York Stock Exchange
New York
Henry G. S.oble
Exchange
Noble
One Farm in Eight Lacks Any Electrical Power
A historic datum shows only one farm in eight has electrical power of any kind and just one in eighteen buys electricity from a public utility corporation, highlighting limited rural electrification.
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United States
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