Globe News Publishing Company Amarillo Rates and Masthead
Publication notice for The Globe News Publishing Co in Amarillo Texas dated February 20 1924 lists editors and publishers Gene Howe John McCarty Wesley Hazard with a cost schedule for daily and Sunday editions including annual and short term subscriptions and carrier rates as of 1924. The notice notes Evening publication except weekends and a Sunday morning edition in connection with the Amarillo Daily News.
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Globe News Publishing Co
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Gene Howe
OHN Meccarty
Wesley [Zzard
War brides from Britain face new life in America
Over 5000 women sail from the British Isles to marry American men amid fears and hopes of adjustment. The piece argues immigration could enrich American life or cause heartache, urging Americans to welcome war brides with thoughtful attitudes and consider how they would want their own daughters treated.
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British Isles
Bournemouth
World War Leaders Advocate Language Unity
Admiral Nimitz warns the United States is the global barrier to conquest and would be first in line in any next war. Eleanor Roosevelt calls for every child to learn their own language and one universal world language in the United Nations.
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United States
Nimitz
United Nations
Eleanor Roosevelt
Allies Warn Against Conditions That Breed Nazism Again
Dr. Franz Moeller, a German anti-Nazi leader, warns that Allied policies risk reviving Nazism by fostering conditions seen 20 years prior and could push German youth toward renewed militarism and fascism.
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Franz Moeller
Rise of unions reshapes new economy says Harvard scholar
Prof. Sumner H. Slichter of Harvard University notes that the surge in union activity signals a new economy with uncertain mechanics. He questions how wages and prices will adjust under this shift.
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Sumner H. Slichter
Harvard U
Is Congress Awake on Soviet Spies in Canada
George E. Sokolsky urges a congressional investigation into the State Department and FBI over alleged Soviet espionage. He cites Canadian arrests as proof spies operate with State Department complicity and calls for subpoena powers to uncover truth and protect U.S. security.
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Canada
Soviet Russia
New York Journal-American
FBI
State Department
Department of Justice
Kremlin
Pat Hurley
Smart Boys
Washington
William Wirt
Gary
Indiana
Conscie
Ang
Department
Stalin
Russia
George Seldes
America
Congress
United States of America
What Kind of One World The Other Night
Dorothy Thompson reviews a memorial dinner for Wendell Willkie staged by Freedom House. She contrasts Willkie's open world concept with fears of a totalitarian world order and analyzes Soviet and Western visions, urging bold reform and united effort with Britain for a modern Europe and global liberty.
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Wendell Willkie
Freedom House
Willkie
Hitler
Labor union party would attract about one in ten voters
A nationwide poll shows about ten percent would join a new labor party. One in four union members would consider joining, with stronger appeal to Democrats than Republicans. If a quarter joined, the party could swing elections with 15 million union members backing it. Third party moves have limited impact historically.
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Robert
Philip LaFollette
Harold Ickes
Holt
Eanien
Connec
Labor Union
New Party
Robert LaFollette
Progressive
Lemke
Crossword Puzzle Horizonatal 1 8 Pictured Australian
A readable fragment shows a crossword puzzle with across and down clues. The list includes clues and partial answers such as foreign minister and various abbreviations. The vertical clues include trusts, expunger, and other utility terms.
Polk Street Professor
A reflection on church attendance and generosity as people wrestle with commitment and doubt. The speaker recalls deciding to attend weekly services and give more, then wavering about fully embracing the program and the burden of giving all in.
Undecided Boys Face Moral Judgement and Risk
The speaker argues that the Lord will quickly separate believers from nonbelievers and expose those who avoid commitment by playing it safe. He warns against fence sitting and indecision among the boys who pretend to be cautious yet hesitate to invest fully.
House Votes Funds For School Meals
The House approved 275 to 101 the annual federal aid totaling 50,000,000 to sustain lunch programs for schoolchildren. The bill includes a race nondiscrimination condition, and a separate provision of 15,000,000 for lunch room equipment and supervision was removed by voice vote.
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Washington
The
House
Senate
Powell
New York
U.S. Office of Education
Mexico Lowers Barriers Against American Imports
Importers report a Mexican government statement that many restrictions on American goods will be removed. The licensing system, begun last December, will be revised to shield new industries while easing trade. The plan affected about 2,000 American articles and faced prior complaints of red tape.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Treasury Department
Government Wool Prices Cut to Align With Foreign Wools
The Agriculture Department announced another decrease in the price of government-owned domestically produced wool. The cut aims to align domestic wool prices with foreign wools and spur greater domestic manufacturing consumption.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Germans Free Now To Marry Anyone
Berlin reports that the four Allied occupation powers end Nazi era marriage bans. Germans may wed any person regardless of race or alleged deformity starting March 1 in all zones, wiping out discriminatory Nazi statutes and prohibitions against Jews Negroes Gypsies and those with hare lip or near sightedness.
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Berlin
Hitler
Control Council
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Speas Man
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