Amarillo Globe News Publishing staff and offices listed
The Amarillo Globe News announces staff roles and publishing details dated February 20 1924 including president and publisher Listle and Gene Howe editor in chief Wesley Izzard and John McCarty as assistant publisher. It notes post office entry as second class matter and Sunday publication in connection with The Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo
Texas
Mareh
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Nazi Chivalry and War Prisons Debate Grips Press
The broadcast accuses Germany of false chivalry toward opponents, while criticizing treatment of prisoners and civilians in occupied Europe. A travel note laments American driving habits on English roads. Wayne L. Morse resigns from the National War Labor Board to seek Oregon Senate nomination, praised for fairness.
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Harold Alexander
Germany
Lidice
Red Cross
England
National War Labor
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Morse
Vatican concerns and Russian power moves color postwar Europe
Washington reports claim Vatican Delhi influence over Italian politics amid U N diplomacy and minority representation plans. Moscow responds with a move to split Russia into 16 republics while probing for broader postwar power, signaling a shift away from diplomacy toward strategic pressure.
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Stalin
Pope
Moscow
Izvestia
Lord Halifax
Toronto
British Empire
Britain
United States
Russia
China
Supreme Soviet
Halifax
Poland
Baltics
Finland
Balkans
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Willkie
Europe
Asia
Vatican
A. Ee
Senba
Washington
Gideon Planish Observes A Busy December Day
Dr Gideon Planish secretary of the DDD Dynamos of Democratic Direction returns from Washington to start a routine day. He juggles mail, reads headlines with his daughter Carrie and his wife Peony, and contends with a persistent unpaid local director from Minneapolis.
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Gideon Planish
DDD
Washington
Winifred
Pan
Carrie
Hunter College
Peony
Mr. Gladstone
France
DDC
Winston Churchill
Hal
Sherry Belden
Manna and Mirth in the DDD Debate at Minneapolis Powerhouse
Dr Planish, the national director, faces cranky letters from Mr Johnson of Minneapolis. The note questions the DDD's impact on democracy and hints the 97 Powerhouses exist mostly on paper. The secretary recalls Planish as a lecturer and criticizes stale propaganda as 12 o'clock bells ring.
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Dr. Planish
Mr. Johnson
Minneapolis
DDD
National Board
Alleghenies
Zeke Bittery
Zeke
Judas
Johnson
Board of
Mr. Johnsons
Minneapolises
Dynamos
Democratic
Abraham Lincoln
End this foolery and let Dewey declare for President
Walter Lippmann argues that the 1940s party primary scene resembles a mockery of candidacy. He urges Governor Dewey to declare, present clear positions, and debate Willkie to reveal true plans for wartime leadership and postwar settlement.
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Dewey
Willkie
Wound stripes and service rank in wartime morale boost
Ernie Pyle reports on a proposed British system of wound and foreign-service stripes and argues the U S should adopt similar insignia. He notes red stripes for years of service, gold for wounds, and jokes about his own desire for a record of service. He also mentions beer bottle colors and U S voting debates, closing with a tease of continuation on page 11.
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Ernie Pyle
Italy
R. Ray Parsons
Indianapolis
Parsons
America
Cycles Forecast 1980 Golden Age and 1950s Conflicts
A 1960s-era theory argues climate cycles drive wars and cultural shifts. Researchers warn of a warm 1950s rise toward a new international conflict, then a cooling turn toward a 1980s renaissance and Asian power surge. Predictions hinge on 1600 years of cycles and global climate links.
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Europe
United Nations
Raymond Wheeler
University of Kansas
A. E. Douglass
University of Arizona
United States
Asia
Floating dry docks redefine naval repair power for war fleets
The Navy showcases massive floating dry docks capable of handling battleships with mobile operation. Built in one piece or in sections, these docks can submerge to cradle vessels and rise with them to service. The program totals over 511 million dollars, aiming to keep ships ready across theaters by 1937.
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United States
Navy
Bureau of Yards and Docks
General Shipbuilding
German atrocity reports demand trusted news sources
Palmer Hoyt, former Owl domestic branch director, says Germans commit many atrocities this year, but most stories come from Russians and Polish undergrounds. He urges a thorough, trustworthy news system to verify claims.
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Palmer Hoyt
Owl Domestic
Polk Street Professor Delivers Rare Anecdotes at Senior High
Mr R B Norman, a Senior High School figure, recounts a personal tale of love and chores then shifts to a grim wartime joke about a one armed girl. He also shares a story of a wounded fox hole gunner who keeps firing as a strategic move while praising his influence over seventy teachers and seventeen hundred students.
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Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Willkie
R. B. Norman
Fox Hole
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