Amarillo Globe masthead and staff credits
The Amarillo Globe masthead lists publisher John McCarty and the Globe News Publishing Co. as owners with an editor in chief and assistant publisher. The paper is published evenings with Sunday connections to The Amarillo Daily News and was established in 1924.
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No Innocents in Germany Says Nazi Journal
The Das Schwarze Korps declares there are no innocents in Germany and argues Germans backed Hitler’s war, warning defeat will not excuse past collaboration. The piece contrasts Nazi control with Allied mercy and cites various figures and opinions including Pope Pius XII and a German machine gunner at Moselle.
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Postwar Rights Debate Delays Armistice Victory
General warns against letting postwar rights disputes delay the armistice or tarnish victory. Urges focus on finishing the demobilization task as a united effort.
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Enslavement Law 3 George Fe Sokolsky Explains War Powers
New York Sun column argues that national service compulsion equates to civilian enslavement, criticizes wartime conjectures by officials, and warns against broad drafts that force workers into war support roles. It questions data, yardsticks, and the authority of officials on manpower.
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Sokolsky
New York Sun
War Criminals: Lipmann on 1943 Moscow Pact and Napoleon Precedent
Lipmann argues the Moscow conference settled how to handle German war criminals. Locals will try offenders where crimes occurred, while arch criminals like Hitler and Himmler may be punished by allied joint decision without trial, following the Napoleonic precedent.
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Voters Favor Work Draft in nation wide survey
The poll by the American Institute of Public Opinion shows a national tilt toward a work or fight approach to staffing war industries. Voters favor passage of a National Service Act administered by local draft boards, with regional splits and a December query indicating broad support for drafting civilians aged 21 to 45 for munition plants.
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Potter County WW II memorial ideas spark debate
Local leaders and residents argue over the best tribute for Potter County’s World War II veterans. Proposals include a large hospital serving all, a community cathedral, a 6 000 tree avenue, or statues and images, with others favoring living-benefit memorials. Some oppose drafting notations amid mixed votes by region.
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Lee
Potter County
Hubert Cole
John Crudgington
John Welch
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C. R. Warren, Jr
Not So Long Ago February 9 1930 Headlines
France pledges defense of submarines and opposes their abolishment. A Cleveland manufacturer completes a plane claimed to fly non-stop around the world. U S Navy begins winter maneuvers in the Caribbean. Supreme Court to announce a gold decision this week. Hauptmann trial testimony ends. S M U students clash with regents over no dancing on campus. Turkey expels German technicians to curb spies. Sumner Welles begins neutral European peace visits. Idaho University president says the U S stayed out of war due to Duchess of Windsor queen query.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE AMBASSADOR CLUES
A crossword puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues for U S ambassador terms. Entries include Notary public abbrev trustworthy Indian army organ of hearing and many other mixed definitions.
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Justice beyond specific crimes in postwar trials
The argument favors judging leaders for their total offenses against humanity rather than prosecuting only specific acts. It warns against trials without a proper international legal framework and suggests a future Allied convention to define punishment, with careful timing for execution decisions once hostilities end. The Oder and Rhine border Germany’s industrial heartland.
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