Amarillo Globe masthead and staff listing
The document shows the Amarillo Globe masthead from its 1924 founding era with publication notes and staff positions including President and Publisher John McCarty and Editor-in-Chief Weslfy Izzard. It notes evening publication on weekdays, partnership with The Amarillo Daily News, and circulation details.
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Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth Milewinne
Sesaseus
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Weslfy Izzard
Pretzel Pressure in a War Torn City
In Ollirama Germany during wartime rationing pretzels drive a black market. Best customers hoard and pressure pretzel men, gaining secret extra stock. Some resell at inflated prices, while others use gimmicks to trap buyers with hidden numbers for small rewards.
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Ollirama
Germany
Ine
Common People and Bureaucrats in a New York Cab
George Sokolsky critiques Henry Wallace era claims of serving the common people. He mocks bureaucrats who presume superiority, cites Fiorello LaGuardia, and lampoons OPA missteps while praising everyday shared cab rides and ordinary street conversations. He ends urging questions from the public rather than blind obedience.
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Henry Wallace
United States
Elliott Roosevelt
Europe
Eigner
New York
Fiorello LaGuardia
the Little Flower
OPA
Chester Bowles
Roosevelt seen as likely 1948 Democratic candidate
George Gallup reports a national survey showing most predicts Franklin D. Roosevelt will be the 1948 Democratic nominee. Henry A Wallace is next mentioned, with Truman, Stettinius, Byrnes, and Byrd also named as possible contenders.
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Princeton
N. J
Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Henry A Wallace
Harry S. Truman
Edward Stettinius, Jr
James F. Byrnes
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Polk Street Professor and a 1948 presidential poll
Column describes a high school football scene and a jokey tale about a coach. It reports on a national poll asking voters who will be the Democratic candidate in 1948, listing percentages for Roosevelt, Wallace, Truman and others, and notes Republicans more optimistic about Roosevelt’s candidacy.
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Texas
Horizon 1 Insigne and Naval Scouts Alphabet Puzzle
A compiled list appears to present a puzzle with naval insignia references and a long word list. The item pairs clues and abbreviations for multiple terms across ordnance, geography, and general vocabulary, resembling a cross reference from a naval unit card.
Labor Draft Is Called Boon to Sweat Shops
Rep DeLacy of Washington argued a national service law would signal the return of the open shop and sweat shop with inhuman speed ups He urged the military affairs committee to delay its manpower bill and urged a government labor industry and agriculture conference to seek voluntary cooperation He said the bill would amount to war against free American labor organizations.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Byrnes
Congress
Stimson
Marshall
Germany
Japan
Army
Navy
Truman
Wichita
Kan
Knudsen
Norfolk Paval
NAM
Graf
Military Affairs Committee
Government
Labor, Industry and Agriculture
The Twelfth Man Who Got Kicked By Mules
Jason Billings of St Louis born 1900 recounts a mule ridden childhood with three broken ribs and other injuries. Now a trucking firm general manager he has twin Navy sons and twin daughters. Postwar plan: retire and hunt for three years to avoid mules.
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Jason Billings
St. Louis
Jason
Navy
South Pacific
Fliers Bumped by Elliott's Dog Christen Bomber Priority A
One bomber at Pyote Field heads to war with Priority A painted on its nose. The plane was named by three officer-crew members who bumped service men to fly with Col. Elliott Roosevelt's priority A dog aboard January 9 and 10.
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Puote
Elliott Roosevelt
Pyote
Stokes Family Visit As Navy Lieutenant Deploys
Mrs W N Stokes Jr and daughter Georgeanne of Montgomery Vermont visit Justice and Mrs W N Stokes Sr at 2110 Harrison. Mrs Stokes plans to join Lt Stokes in Houston where he serves in the Navy based out of South America for a year. Dr George Ingham returns from a Dallas dental convention.
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W. N. Stokes, Jr
Georgeanne
Montgomery
Justice
W. N. Stokes
Harrison
Johnsons Red Cross Plaster Back Pain Relief
Heat relieves muscle pains with Johnsons Red Cross Plaster or Back Plaster. The plaster gently heats the back to stimulate circulation and ease discomfort. A warm cloth helps retain heat for continuous support, advising consult for chronic backache and to use genuine Johnson & Johnson product.
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Johnson & Johnson
Gohowons Red Cross
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Rezwie
Paul Mallon
U Os
France
Charles de Gaulle
George E. Sokolsky
New York Sun
Mr. LaGuardia
Harry
LaGuardia
Hackman
George Gallup
American Institute of
Polk Street
Marlin Ward
Petrillo
Ray McCullough
Ray
Floobomel Iy Et Tren
Potas dl
WIR Cos
Serdia Circ
Steiniers Erhre
Shotgun Ett
Solutivatimearsitey
Steiner Eis
Egerut
Erurercorlerstestretee
Ates
Erie Cieg
Anabet
Alben W. Barkley
Paul V. McNutt
Fulbright
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Douglas
Claude Pepper
Florida
Jesse Jones
Frank Lausche
Ohio
James A. Farley
Mr. Wallace
Stettinius
Byrd
U.S. Naval Air Unit
Scouts Squadron
U. S. Naval Aviation
Father Amother
Society For Physical Research
God of Love
Make
Lion
Steamship
Halsey
Moon Mullins
Mush Stebbins
Mike
Donald Duck
Reggie
Marry
Reggie Loook
White Mans
City Liquor Store
West
By Sue Wise
Elliott
Christen
Stokes
DR. Ingham
George Ingham
Dallas
Capitol Food
Church of Your Choice
Ralph Pellow
Capitol Hotel
Apine
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