Amarillo Globe Page Four Masthead and Publication Details
The excerpt lists the Amarillo Globe masthead for page four with key staff and publishing details. It notes the paper's founding date February 20 1924 and notes its evening publication schedule except weekends. It names GENE HOWE as president and publisher JOHN MCCARTY as assistant publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief with a shared Globe News Publishing Co. operation.
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Amarillo
Texas
Maren
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Teléphone
Convicted excon Kaplan back on top of New York union
The New York local of the Moving Picture Operators Union elected Sam Kaplan, once jailed for coercion, and fellow convict Charles E. Fichhorn to the executive board. Kaplan, barred from office ten years ago, now returns as vice president with his pistols-armed faction regaining control, despite court actions and prior expulsions. The piece argues unions sometimes resist criminal statutes and take back ex convicts, a situation deemed unacceptable by law and governance.
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New York
Moving Picture Operators Union
Sam Kaplan
Kaplan
Charles E. Fichhorn
Labor
Jimmy Durante
Jimmy
Lou) Clayton
Eddie) Jackson
Durante
Jackson
Roth
Hollywood
Claton
Lou Clayton
Broadway
Profit system that spurs effort and risks repeats of the twenties
Eric A. Johnston of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce argues the profit system drives individual effort but warns abandoning labor for continual improvement leads to a repeat of the boom bust pattern seen at the end of the 1920s.
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Eric A. Johnston
U.S. C. of
Soldiers Speak Up by Paul Mallon
Washington correspondent notes soldiers abroad voice blunt views on postwar policy and civilization. A captain’s letter reflects gritty realism from the Southwest Pacific, urges hard stance against Japan and Germany, warns against soft American attitudes, and predicts soldiers’ broader impact on future politics.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Southwest Pacific
Japan
Germany
Italy
America
England
A Dive Bomber Pilot in Italy and a Convertible Tale
In Italy a dive bomber pilot Maj. Ed Bland survives a deadly dive by grappling the plane’s stick with his bare hands, pulling it from a fatal descent. The writer recalls a 1941 Pontiac convertible tale tied to Bland’s life and a shared wartime bond.
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Pontiac
Albuquerque
Pueblo
Colo
Italy
Ed Bland
Army
Major Bland
Dean Gideon Planish in Debt and Moral Dilemma
In 1927 Gideon Planish, dean of Kinnikinick College, and his wife Peony face mounting debts from his writing for Rural Adult Education. They scheme to pay expenses by cashing Joslin’s paychecks while planning further articles, but Joslin ultimately dismisses the editor.
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Kinnikinick College
Gideon Planish
Peony
A. J. Joslin
Des Moines
Consolidated Country High School
Joslin
Iowa
New York
Sunday Herald-Times
Farm Red
Colone
Gideon
Rural Adult
Kinnikinick
Planish Named Editor Amid Des Moines Debates
The dean Gideon Planish is offered the editorship with a $4200 annual emolument while his tenure as educator is questioned. President Bull and society figures float in a July Des Moines welcome as Planish heads toward a life of publicity and influence.
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Dean
National Service Law Survey Underway Across Nation
George Gallup reports a nationwide public opinion survey on President Roosevelt’s national service proposal. The study tracks views on compulsory labor service, its timing amid the war, potential to deter strikes, and the role of women in service, with emphasis on public sacrifice and mobilization.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Institute
Roosevelt
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Postwar dream car debate at engineering meeting
At the Society of Automotive Engineers annual meeting in Detroit experts clash with postwar car fantasies. Willys Overland executive Edgar De Smet debunks aluminum, plywood and plastic concepts, warns of market disorganization, and urges practical, economical designs. William B. Stout calls for deeper research to advance air mobility.
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Society of Automotive Engineers
Detroit
Edgar C. de Smet
Willys-Overland
de Smet
Willys Executive
William B. Stout
Polk Street Professor and War Savings Stamps Humor
A columnist riffs on children approving War Savings Stamps compared to three cent stamps. He notes kids cheer for Mickey Mouse, dismisses old folks’ pretensions, and tangentially mentions Earl Bailey joking about a mud turtle’s lack of road clearance.
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Mickey Mouse
Earl Bailey
TODAY S PUZZLER Horizontal and Vertical Word Puzzle
A grid fill puzzle listing clues for both horizontal and vertical entries. The reader fills crossings to determine words such as answers for picture clue 1 4 and regular crosswords terms like as heavy blow and symbols for elements.
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