Amarillo Globe News Bylines and Publishing Staff
The item lists the Amarillo Globe News founding date February 20 1924 and filing details with The Amarillo Daily News. It names staff positions including Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Weslfy Izard editor in chief. It notes publication hours and office location in Amarillo Texas.
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Red
Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Weslfy Izzard
Telephone
France, Somervell urge rapid equipment of French army
Gen. Brehon B. Somervell reports from Paris that there is no current Western Front supply shortage but urges continued effort to equip and supply a large French force. He notes past French munitions support and asserts mutual aid requires reversing roles to speed French armament, shortening the war and reducing costs.
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Brehon B. Somervell
Paris
America
Army Lieutenant Replaces WAC Captain at Fort Wayne
A male Army lieutenant sent as recruiting officer to Fort Wayne Indiana performed his duties without flinching amid harrowing wartime ordeals distant from the battlefield. Public sympathy and understanding are extended for his service and courage.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
WAC
Oklahoma Senator Seeks Multimillion Military Funds
Sen Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma urges three to four million dollars for the near term to sustain military needs until a peace plan is in place. He serves on Army and Navy appropriations subcommittees.
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Elmer Thomas
Democrat of
Oklahoma
Army
Navy
Debating postwar Germany plans by United Nations specialists
The Nation column debates a postwar German program, noting conflicting aims and economic constraints. It cites a London NYT dispatch on at least 20 specialists, proposing German asset removal, UN management of key industries, capped production, and reparations while preserving some German labor outputs. It questions zeroing Nazi blame and warns of economic and political tensions in the proposed plan.
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Germany
Roosevelt
Stalin
Europe
Feo
Charles E. Egan
London
New York Times
United Nations
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues Cast Wide Net
A large list of crossword clues covers horizontal items from 1 6 9 10 11 12 13 15 17 18 20 22 23 24 26 27 29 and 58 59 60, and vertical clues including 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 21 23 25 28 39 33 34 35 36 37 38 44 46 47 48 49 50 52 54 56 58 31 32 33 36 39 40 41 42 43 45 50 51 53 54 55 27, indicating a broad puzzle with standard wordplay tasks.
Five Books Read While Home by Ernie Pyle
Ernie Pyle recounts reading five books during four months at home. He discusses A Walk in the Sun Lost Island Can Do Cannery Row Daybreak for Our Carrier, notes All Quiet on the Western Front felt too real, and shares anecdotes about Steinbeck and Max Miller, plus wartime travels and odd caps.
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San Francisco
Italy
Lost Island
James Norman Hall
Gem Island
Pacific
Cannery Row
John Steinbeck
John
John Gwyn Steinbeck
Monterey
Max Miller
Max
Navy
Pulse Feeler Debates Ha Versus Ha Ha Similarly
A letter to the folks questions whether Pa slipped on ice and uses humor in the exchange. Readers including MRS. HAWKINS DAVID LIVELY SAM WRIGHT and R G HATFIELD offer opinions favoring ha ha for clearer comic effect.
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Pulse
House
Senate PF
R. M. Hawkins
David A. Lively
Sam Wright
R. G. Hatfield
Our Clear Task in France The Atlantic Charter and Policy
Ralph W. Page argues the United States cannot use one broad policy for all nations But the aim remains to win the war and create a world free of tyranny Through the Atlantic Charter and allied cooperation the approach to France is explained by officials Grew Pickett Law and others The crisis in France requires immediate aid of food and materials with ships diverted from military use to prevent chaos behind the lines Twenty six ships are assigned to France as the best interim measure to sustain the country during disruption
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United Nations
Stalin
Police
Fire Department
National Guard
Marines
Artesia
Philadelphia Bulletin
State Department
Department
World Organization of Free Nations
Europe
France
Joseph C. Grew
Clarence E. Pickett
Friends Service Committee
Philadelphia
Foreign Policy Association
England
Richard Law
United States
German liner sunk after mystery fire in New York harbor
Notable events unfold as a German liner wrecks in New York harbor following a mysterious blaze. Audience cheers erupt as Congress debates repeal of the 18th amendment while Texas rejects a large land offer from Oklahoma and the administration seeks more Navy manpower focused on Hawaii and western defense. Ethiopian king rebukes Mussolini amid aggression charges. Spanish War veterans receive pension restorations.
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New York Harbor
Congress
Texas
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Flaily
Mussolini
Hawaii
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By Dorothy Thompson
the Nation
Reich
Connino
Henry Kaper
Daniel
Missouri
South Pacific Island
Ol’ Vernon
Hugh Striver
Oriental Cleaners
Ovea
Loadel
Jane
Vine
Weas
Nlvere
Cayloren
Anylse
Wolland Dollate- A-Xeria
FAN City
Ernie
Ernie Pyle
California
Washington
Lee Miller
Scripps-Howard
Lee
Quartermaster Corps
Colonel Miller
Fred Gallagher
Tucson
Ariz
Philippines
Pearl Harbor
Australia
Albuquerque
Sidney
Gallagher
Britain
Turkey
Frank Asper
Salt Lake City
Mormon Temple
Polk Street
Churchill
Ralph W. Page
Beb
Vv. B. West & Company
Amarillo Bldg. Ph
Helen Godwin
Capitol Food
Ralph Pellow
Capitol Hotel
Pierce St
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