The Globe News Publisher and Staff Note History
The Globe News established February 20 1924 as a second class matter at Amarillo Texas. The paper published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays and was connected with the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings. Gene Howe served as president and publisher with John McCarty as associate publisher. The Globe News pledged to publish impartially and in support of what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
the Globe
Dent Democratic
Beak of War Lord Beaverbrook the Aircraft Mastermind
In London Britain builds air power under Lord Beaverbrook Minister of Aircraft Production. The Canadian born press magnate reshapes production, bypassing red tape, drawing praise and criticism as planes flood African and Greek skies. He works long hours, rare sleep, and remains a controversial figure admired for results.
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Lord Beaverbrook
Britain
Germany
Ted
Africa
Greece
Hatch Act holes prompt new debate in Democratic process
In New York Senator Carl A. Hatch discusses gaps in the Hatch Act, noting violations may arise. He argues democratic reform takes time and that dictators hide errors, while democracies must publicly remodel their policies and governance practices.
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Carl A. Hatch
New York
Hatch
Physics driven soda jerk to GE researcher in Medford Wisconsin
A young Medford Wisconsin soda jerk C Guy Suits studied physics behind the counter and at the University of Wisconsin. He joined Sigma Pi, taught clarinet, earned a scholarship and studied in Switzerland. In 1930 GE hired him for high heat research and he earned 52 patents by leveraging spare time.
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Medford
Wis
C. Guy Suits
Guy
University of Wisconsin
Sigma Pi
J. G. Baker
Evansville
Baker Manufacturing Company
Switzerland
General Electric Company
Guy Suits
Murder at Aunt Maggie’s Country House
Sally and Bill host a weekend for Claire and Bob as Aunt Maggie is found murdered. Police, led by Lieutenant Gregory, question guests and servants while a coroner arrives to oversee the inquest. clues include torn eiderdown material, wrapping paper, and a note about a silver kitchen storage closet.
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Maggie
Sally
Bill
Claire
Bob
Lieutenant Gregory
Stuart
Andrew
Gregory
Roberts
Kirk
Coroner Dodson Joins Inquest On Mrs Ambler Will
Lieutenant Gregory questions Bill and Mrs Stuart about beneficiaries and motives in the Ambler will case. Mr. Marshall notes charities and libraries receive bequests while the residue may go to Mrs. Stuart, with real estate and securities uncertain. Dodson listens keenly as the inquiry proceeds.
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Roberts
Gregory
Bull
Bill
Maggie
Thomas Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Coroner Dodson
Mr. Dobson
Mr. Dodson
Fulton County
Dodson
Lieutenant Gregory
Stuart
TODAY S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES LIST
Puzzle clues list includes multiple definitions and cross references across horizontal and vertical sections. Entries reference famous queens, linguistic terms, colors, objects, and common nouns with numerous abbreviations and archaic forms. The grid-based challenge mixes synonyms and homographs across two directions.
Kendrigan Shapes Cuban Sports Dream in Havana
James Kendrigan, famed American coach, drives Havana University athletics amid political tension after a student gang violence incident. He built Keewatin Academy ties, led Cuba's amateur teams, and faces ongoing unrest including university closures and a high-profile assassination affecting his program.
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Kendrigan
Miguel
Jim
Echegarrua
Daussa
University of Havana
Jim Kendrigan
Havana
Cuba
Sand-Pink University
Joe Massaguer
Havana University
Havana U
Mama Ines
Massaguer
Keewatin Academy
Wisconsin
St. Augustine
Florida
Keewatin
Keewatins
Ghostwriting as a recognized modern profession
In a CBS discussion ghostwriting is described as a growing field with roots back to ancient times. Senator Ashurst notes it existed in fifth century B.C. and writers like Seneca and Demosthenes fashioned speeches. Modern practice spans all walks of life as busy people hire ghostwriters to voice ideas and projects.
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Ashurst
Arizona
B.C
Seneca
Nero
Hirtius
Julius Caesar
Demosthenes
Miles Standish
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Gene Howe
John McCarty
News and Business Department
Normal
Winthrop Rockefeller
Young Rockefeller
London
Ernie Pyle
Edison
RAF
Canada
England
Montana
Whitehall
Powder River
Dale Carnegie
Eve
Vere de Vere
Hendricks
Lindy
Thomas
Adams
Jim Gregory
Anderson
Andereson
Medora Field
South Carolina
Booth
Great Britain
India
Robert Edward le
An . Pt West Erd
THE
Rockne
Ted Shane
Saturday Evening Post
James Hornibrook
Cesar Romero
Miguel Echeguarrua
Ramiro Valdes Daussa
Gulf
States
Knute Rockne
South Bend
Caribbees
Jaime
Sloppy Joe's
Fernandez Fiallo
J. Michelson
Ghostwriter
CBS
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