Amarillo Globe notice from 1924 publishing details
The Amarillo Globe issue notes its founding in 1924, second class matter status, and postal registration details. It lists GENE HOWE as president and publisher, JOHN McCARTY as assistant publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief, with the Globe-News publishing connection.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Imore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Carter tours explain Far Eastern trip priorities
The editorial defends Edward C. Carter's expedited three month Far Eastern tour, outlining invitations from Chiang Kai-shek and Dr. Chiang Mon-lin in China, and Sir A. Ramaswami Mudaliar in India, with Carter as president of Russian War Relief and secretary of the Institute of Pacific Relations. It notes a Russia trip as head of Russian War Relief to see how aid is used. It contrasts with a prior report and questions why a government agency closed its voluntary steel recovery program after spending far less than anticipated.
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Edward C. Carter
Far Eastern
Carter
War Relief, Inc
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang Mon-lin
China Institute of Pacific Relations
Chinese Red Cross
Institute of Pacific Relations
India
A. Ramaswami Mudaliar
Russia
Russian War Relief, Inc
Steel Recovery Corporation
Supreme Court review urged on Trotskyite sedition case
The piece contrasts ACLU opposition to a sedition conviction with a call to the Court to uphold the law. It argues free speech has limits when advocating violent insurrection, and asserts the sedition law’s constitutionality should be affirmed rather than overturned.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court
ACLU
Trouble Signs
Washington column argues for leadership to curb juvenile delinquency without spending money. It blames lax discipline in many homes on both parents and societal attitudes, urging public figures to model firm family discipline and bolster schools and churches as mechanisms of responsibility.
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Washington
Pepper
Ple
Eieglione
Peony Plans a Senatorial Rug Purchase Amid High Debt
Gideon Planish, dean at Kin nikinick College in 1926, is respected as a public speaker while his wife Peony schemes luxury purchases. She presses for a rare Chinese rug and social access, planning wealth and influence as debts mount and Iowa senatorial talks loom.
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Kinnikinick College
Gideon Planish
Peony
Giene
Appleton House
Gideon
T Shop & Antiques
Iowa
Dean Plans Censor Board Takeover in County
In a satirical scene, Gideon and Peony maneuver to install the Dean as chairman of the County Censorship Board. Mrs Basswood and Reverend Pederson push religionist agenda while condemning popular novels as corrupting society. The plan hinges on leverage over movie houses, libraries, and local cultural life.
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Jen
Gideon
County Censorship Board
William Basswood
Pederson
Nero
Peony
President's National Service Act Limited by Conviction
Dorothy Thompson argues the President's push for a national service act shows weak resolve and would create a bloated bureaucracy. She warns such an act risks Prussian socialism, notes existing registration costs, and questions mobilizing all workers or women for universal drafting while praising wartime production strides.
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Congress
Spangler Predicts GOP Victory in 1944 Nomination
Iowa attorney and Republican National Committee chairman Harrison Earl Spangler declares that any Republican he nominates could win the 1944 race. He notes past fights within the party and discusses conducting a political survey among enlisted Allied troops in England to gauge overseas sentiment.
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Republican Party
Harrison Earl Spangler
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Iowa
Spangler
Harmony
Vermont
W. H. Wills
England
Guthrie County
Selective service and morale cited by experts and officials
Dr. Albert B. Newman voices doubt on local boards handling deferments while Dr. H. E. Pritz notes wealth creation from new products and human needs. The piece recalls wartime engagements with 76 survivors rescued from Japanese forces and quotes Adm. William F. Halsey Jr. on Japanese resolve.
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Albert B. Newman
WMO
Adml
William F. Halsey, Jr
Polk Street Prof Confesses About Shoats and Smelly Smoke
A town fellow complains about a wife asking about a shoat meaning half sheep half goat. He notes the messiness of women smokers with lipstick on cigars and room smells. He jokes about his restless pipe and his wife’s sly remark about its stink.
German Prisoner for Six Days Inspires Front Line Medics
Ernie Pyle recounts Captain Emmett L. Allamon of Port Arthur a regimental surgeon with the 36th Division who was captured for six days by Germans in Italy. The captors treated him as a medic and allowed him to tend wounds before retreating with him to Allied lines.
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Italy
Emmett L. Allamon
Port Arthur
Allamon
War era quotes on air power and sacrifice from leaders
A collection of wartime remarks from Forrestal Arnold and McQuaid stressing air supremacy, battlefield urgency, and the moral duty of blood donation to support troops. Judge Day adds a note on family balance and cooperation.
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James V. Forrestal
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL WORD LIST
Pictured old time movie star and a grid of clues across horizontal and verticals. Answers include biological terms, metals, directions, and misc short words, forming a classic newspaper puzzle with names, places, and common abbreviations.
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