The Amarillo Globe masthead and publishing details
The Amarillo Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and its status as a second class matter publication. It lists ownership by Glope News Publishing Co with Gene Howe as president and publisher John McCarty as assistant publisher and Wesley Izard as editor in chief. It notes publication evenings except weekends and Sunday morning in connection with The Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo
Texas
Maren
Glope-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Cartography, Phantoms, and Browder in 1944 Opinion
The piece lampoons postwar boundary redraws and urges new maps. It cites a Japanese publication about phantom soldiers on Kiska Attu and notes Earl Browder’s shifting stance toward a provisional two party ticket, ending with a warning about consolidated political power.
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Sons of Heaven
Kiska
Attu
Earl Browder
THE
Browder
National Lapse by Paul Mallon on Juvenile Delinquency
Mallon argues juvenile delinquency signals national social degeneration driven by adults not children. He cites Inspector Walter Germain and Morristown’s Junior Legion of Honor as proof that leadership, discipline, and community effort can curb youth crime, urging parents, schools, and churches to set stronger examples.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Pennsylvania
Spengjer
Sorokin
Walter M. Germain
Saginaw
Michigan
Morristown
New Jersey
Valeria
Junior Legion of Honor
Police
Eee Eeermantins
Major Homeward and Doctor Plot Icon of Influence
At a Blessed to Give Brotherhood meeting, Major Homeward and Dr Planish plot to recruit Colonel Marduc as a front for idealistic ventures while speculating on Governor Blizzard and political leverage. Peony dazzles the Major as they scheme over drinks with a dinner guest, George Riot, who declines to arrive.
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Major Homeward
The
Blessed
Brotherhood
Ernest Wheyfizh
Dr. Planish
Planish
Peony
Main Street
George
United States
England
Thomas Blizzard
Tom Blizzard
Major
Marduc
Syco & Sage
Bobbysmith
Gertrude Stein
Rockefeller Center
Marducs
Allah
Wheyfish Pasha
Mardue
The Colonel and Dr Planish Plot a War Lobby
Dr Planish schemes to build a powerful political org aiding wartime morale and preparedness. He pitches an association to Colonel Marduc, promising influence, speakers, and access to big-name backers, while the Colonel weighs loyalty and leverage as tensions rise.
Vatican, Molotov reforms and Russian decentralization
Lipppmann argues Izvestia misuses the word fascist and outlines U N policy to protect the Vatican and church rights as Allied troops advance on Rome. He reviews Molotovs decentralization plan for the Soviet union and its impact on Russia Britain and the United States and the future of world power after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lippmann
Izvestia
Vatican
Italy
Moscow
United Nations
Lippman
Rome
United States
Britain
Mr. Molotov
Russia
Japan
Germany
Hitler
Soviet Union
General Smuts
Lord Halifax
United Kingdom
India
Europe
CAA Master Plan Advised for Amarillo Airport Runway Length
Airplane manufacturers urge cities to follow CAA plans in airport development. Rex Baxter seeks a definitive answer on runways for English Field with input from Douglas Aircraft, Curtiss-Wright, and Lockheed leaders. They endorse a 6800 foot main runway aligned with wind, to meet postwar and military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAA
Amarillo
English Field
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Donald W. Douglas
Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc
Santa Monica
Cal
Robert W. Fausel
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Buffalo
Hall L. Hibbard
Lockheed
Mr. Hibbard
Civil Aeronautics Board
Fausel
Civil Aeronautics Administration
U. S. Army
Army
Polk Street Professor and Anecdotes on School Life
Kathleen Hoskins shares humorous tales at our house about a boy who ran on a cracker box top to tear around, a high schooler flooding the gym in hope of subbing in, Mr Williams never riding the bus due to Mrs Williams, and a joke about wheels on a football coach amid a claim of thirty billion school children in the United States.
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Kathleen Hoskins
United States
Reluctant war pilots reveal inner conflicts in Italy
In wartime dispatches Ernie Pyle describes dive bomber crews in Italy who relish the thrill of combat yet fear killing civilians. He notes three pilot archetypes including nerveless survivals, eager flyers, and those driven by sheer willpower, with several cases of combat stress emerging. The piece ends as the scene moves to a new page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Pyle
Italy
Carole Landis Bosses War Duties Between Films
Carole Landis balances glamorous film work with wartime duties in Santa Monica and interviews, radio, and Hollywood canteen hosting. She mails daily letters to husband Captain Thomas Wallace, travels to entertain servicemen abroad, and lives at a beach house near military installations with a sprawling extended family and a surprise "secret weapon" cousin letter from the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Landis
Carole
Santa Monica
Calif
Lockheed
Burbank
Mom
Hollywood Canteen
Thomas Wallace
London
Captain Wall
Coast Guard
South Pacific
Cousin Carole
Stanley
Puzzler Answers and Clues Grid Snapshot
A scanned page presents a numbered word puzzle with filling clues for elements, abbreviations, and crossword style hints across multiple lines. The list includes chemical symbols, common words, and reference terms such as elements erbium and cerium, along with shapes of clues like Daybreak and Horizon.
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Amarillo Globe
Berlin
Balkans
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton University
Gideon Planish
Carrie
Sinclair Lewis
All Justice and Freedom
China
Czechoslovakia
America
Stalin
Churchill
Polk Street
NEA Sfaviceee
Kirtley Baskette
Horizonta
Nova Scotia
Office of Foice Administration
Virginia
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