Captured Nazi documents spark debate on war blame
The State Department released captured German papers on January 21 showing a Nazi Soviet 1939 plan to split Europe. Critics argue Britain France and the United States bore some fault in Hitler's rise, but the key takeaway is a call for unity and a strong postwar program. Leaders quote warn of lessons unheeded and advocate universal military training and renewed national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Europe
Kremlin
Moscow
France
England
League of Nations
Japan
Manchuria
Hitler
Rhineland
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Munich
Letters to the Editor on Amarillo church census and outreach
A reader defends the city wide church census organized by the Amarillo Ministerial Alliance. The letter describes volunteers visiting homes to collect church membership data and parish preferences, arguing the effort will yield many new members and stronger personal work for Christ. The writer, a Methodist, invites cross denomination support and even offers a five dollar mailers pledge if the recipient responds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Amarillo
Dad
Missionary Baptist Church
Cada Ea
Eich
Marshall Vandenberg Plan Faces Congress In 1948 Debate
A Senate committee backed the Marshall Vandenberg program, keeping core aims and adding improvements. The plan seeks a five hundred million monthly aid pace with a future review, promoting a united Europe to deter another world war and preserve security for all nations including the USSR. The proposed RFC advance of one billion would prevent aid gaps while Congress acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
State Department
Marshall-Vandenberg
Senate
House
Europe
United States of America
United States of Europe
RFC
Appropriations Committee
Dewey
European Union
Western Union
United States
Unsigned letter drives talk of a dangerous friend
Billy Rose recalls an unsigned note urging him to relay facts about a friend of John F. Kennedy era. The letter details a college rooming partner named Raynor or Reinor with absent minded spells and a chemical accident in a lab causing injuries. Roosevelt era hints close the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybbe
John Fagar Hoover
Raynor
Reinor
Roosevelt
Mysterious Raynor in Washington Aid Office Rise
An anonymous correspondent recalls Raynor rising from modest government wages to a prominent Washington relief administrator. Despite quirky lapses in attire and a mix up routing a flood shipment, he earned praise, later served in the Navy on ordnance matters, and received the Legion of Merit. After war, he retired to Maryland before a renewed government offer post. The Oak Ridge postmark hints at his final chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninistration
Raynor
Washington
Navy Department
Pacific
Maryland
Nto
Oak Ridge
Billy Rose
Polk Street Professor- Mrs Jones Names Handsome Men
Report of an interview with Mrs. Jeanette Jones on Polk Street as she lists men she finds handsome and talks about local figures. She rates Lawrence Hagg and Tom Craig among town notables, then shifts to a playful, probing question session ending with a comment on what constitutes a real interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Jones
Arguin
Rt Taylor
Jones
J. K. Blythe
L. Moore
Jim Collins
P. R. Garre
Lawrence Hagg
Tom Craig
Tom Pickens
Charley Fisk
Henry J. Farley
Ing
A. M. Meyer
Cal
Amarillo
Crossword Puzzle Clue Gloss Describes References and Abbrev
A dense list of crossword clues and abbreviations covers horizontal and vertical entries. Items include hints for yoga style style 13 rumor 14 songbird 15 age 16 waver and many other terms across 1 7 19 20 22 23 24 26 27 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 43 47 51 52 54 55 57 3Gem 3 4 Volume 5 Skill 6 Cease 7 Rhymester Arrive 9 Measure 10 Play part 11 on the sheltered side 12 Approach 17 Symbol for tellurium 18 Tantalum symbol 21 Conductors 23 He was given 26 Russian 42 Mother mountains 43 Playthings 27 Portuguese 44 Half-em coin 45 Yes in Spanish 28 Sea eagle 46 Small children 29 Put on 48 Italian city 31 Indonesian of 49 Mindanao 50 Tenure 32 Drone bee 52 Island in French 33 Seniors abbreviations 53 Negative word 40 Log float 56 Heredity unit 41 Winged 58 Credit abbreviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
East Indies
Nature first warns sea anemones as unpalatable prey
A nature note explains vibrant colors on sea anemones signaling they are unpleasant to eat. The warning colors help predators avoid them, aiding survival.
Beer License Protested for Gray's Inn at 1107 Grand
A beer license for Gray's Inn at 1107 Grand is protested by county Judge E Northcutt. Mrs. R. C. Gray of 918 Russell filed the application after previously seeking a license for the Hi Hat on Route 66. The Hi Hat license was withdrawn. Gray's Inn lies within city limits and falls outside the sheriff's blanket protest on county highway outlets. Hearing dates in county court are not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray's Inn
Grand
Little Pig Inn
E. ©. Northcutt
R. C. Gray
Russell
Earlie
Amarillo
Bill Adams
Olive Tablets Promoted by Dr Edwards for Constipation Relief
Dr F M Edwards a noted Ohio physician touts Olive Tablets as a safe, vegetable laxative. The ad claims they ease constipation and related symptoms by stimulating both upper and lower bowel movement, promising natural, comfortable relief and urging readers to buy at drugstores for 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parrenson
Mansnat Viscount Montgomery
Britain
Imperial General Staff
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Winston Cuuncuus
Eugene Milliken
Colorado
Ireland
Banny Frrzeenaun
AFL
Wiliam Green
Walter Upmann
Tribune
Polk Street
News-Globe
Canyon
Oilompany
Emil A
Wil
DR. Thilderness
DENS
Superman
Mr.drake
Eanwhile
Mark Comin
Andy
Rai Tergode 2
Nature
Kades
BY Fabell
V. G. Martin
Optometrist
O. G. Eo
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
Cele
Husky Baby
Purina
America
Gouldy Bros
Griggs
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Fillmore
Distincti
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!