Amarillo Globe Publishing Lineup and Masthead
The Amarillo Globe is presented with its founding date February 20 1924 and masthead details. Gene Howe presides as president and publisher John McCarty serves as assistant publisher Wesley Izard is editor in chief. The paper publishes evenings except weekends and shares publishing with the Amarillo Daily News under Globe News Publishing Co.
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Amarillo
Texas
Runore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
All Department
War Ending Voices and Hums of Relief Across Nations
An American view discusses calls for peace talks and an early end to the war, with Montgomery’s remarks echoing a cooling of hostilities. The piece notes a Kansas City auction where Einstein manuscripts sold for 11.5 million dollars, and observes German stores playing phonograph music to steady shoppers amid shortages.
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England
Bernard L. Montgomery
General Montgomery
Albert Einstein
Kansas City
Finstein
Mother Goose
With Music PLC
Hubbard
Gift Department Takes On Washington Rostrum Duty
From Washington come reports that wives of congressmen are taking lessons in public speaking and how to give and receive gifts. Sen. Robert A Taft notes taxpayers mutterings and suggests skipping gift parts for practical road work and boxing to emphasize peace.
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Washington
Congressional
U. S. Strategy Echoes Across Rome and Anzio Beachhead
Paul Mallon argues the U S approach after Nettuno Anzio favored gradual buildup of overwhelming force before any major assault. He notes weather delays and German redeployments, cites air superiority and limited local attacks, and projects how Rome and future invasions shape Western war aims and timelines.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Mark Clark
Nettuno-Anzio
Egypt
Rome
Mallon
Anzio
Cisterna
Mussolini
Planish Plot Deepens Amid War Slogans and Family Tensions
Dr. Planish devises a wartime plan with Colonel Marduc while debating slogans with his daughter Carrie and a Columbia student. Carrie rebukes patriotic rhetoric as the Doctor clings to ideological war concepts and hopes to influence young recruits in a tense domestic scene.
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Carrie
Columbia
Stan
Colonel Mardue
Marine Corps
Pearl Harbor shadows in a political power play
Dr Planish and Colonel Marduc discuss wartime politics and postwar influence as Pearl Harbor shocks the nation. Marduc plots to exploit the crisis for power, pushing a “Marduc Plan” to shape postwar negotiations while plans to mobilize supporters unfold.
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Germany
Tom Blizzard
Pearl Harbor
Willkie Dewey Rivalry Tests Republican Case to Govern
A measured assessment argues the Willkie Dewey split defines the post New Deal Republicans. It notes the party must present a frank war time program and unity behind a capable leader to persuade voters.
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Willkie
Dewey
Old Guard
MacArthur
Bricker
Republican Party
Walter Lippmann
Twin Falls
Lippman
Roosevelt
Mr. Willkie
Hamilton
Congress
Dewey Gaining Strength in New Jersey
Governor Thomas E. Dewey leads New Jersey GOP voters with 55 percent in a state poll, up from 39 percent in December. Willkie 21 percent, MacArthur 16 percent, Johnston and Warren under 2 percent. national support 42 percent for Dewey, 21 for Willkie, 18 for MacArthur.
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Dewey
New Jersey
Princeton
N. J
Thomas E. Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
MacArthur
Eric Johnston
Warren
Taft
Dee Today
Dewey Ary
Weeers
Willkie Tae Tenes
Tassen Eet Bricker Ter Ereeene
Balchen the Flier Who Braved War and Ice
Bernt Balchen, famed Norwegian American pilot, directed Byrd’s polar flights and later led Greenland base operations. A life of Arctic mastery, wartime service, and endurance marks him as a premier airman, twice described as the greatest pilot.
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Norway
Oslo
Brent Balchen
St. Olaf
South Pole
Paris
Byrd
Atlantic
Germany
Balchen
Bernt Balchen
Clarence Chamberlin
Lawrence Gould
Pole
America
Val- Sur-Mer
Royal Norwegian Air Force
Floyd Bennett
Greenly
Bremen
Newfoundland
Fokker
New Gold
Canada
Cilman Mager
Norwegian Air Lines
Europe
Singapore
Clyde Pangborn
U. S. Army Air Forces
Greenland
Nore Way
Eleanor Bolling
Balboa
Little America
Antarctic
Close-Up Warfare in Cassino Front by Ernie Pyle
War correspondent Ernie Pyle describes a lull before the next assault with X company in Italy. Soldiers bivouack in olive groves around a stone farmhouse while fighting around Cassino leaves towns ruined and shell scarred.
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Ernie Pyle
Italy
X” Company
Wed Globe
Cassino
Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Clues Listed
A collection of crossword style clues across two directions. Entries include medical pioneer, languages, verbs, body parts, objects, animals, rivers, and chemical symbols, with various abbreviations and paired hints.
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Marduc
Dutchess County
Toni Blizzard
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Sinclair Lewis
Lafayette Cafe
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Minneapolis
United States Army
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Colonel Marduc
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Porters
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North Africa
Viking OF the Air
Corey Ford
Collier's
Latvia
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