Globe News Publishing Co. staff roles and filing details
Founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning The Globe News Publishing Co with GENE HOWE president and publisher JOHN MCCARTY assistant publisher WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief all departments telephone listed.
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Amarillo
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Globe News Publishing Co
Sue Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
War Effort Juggling Felt In Amarillo Opinion
An Amarillo columnist argues that mixing peace and war aims created delays and bottlenecks in World War II. He cites rail and shipyard labor shortages and widespread recruiting drives as evidence that universal drafts of people and resources could have shortened the European and Pacific theaters. The piece critiques namby pampy policy and calls for broader mobilization across men women business and material.
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Amarillo
Pacific
Wacs
WAVES
SPARS
Marines
Navy
Coast Guard
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Army
America
Europe
Japan
Door to the Promised Land or War? UN Charter View
Clark M. Eichelberger, director of the American Association for United Nations, says the UN Charter opens a path to peace but whether humanity enters depends not on the Charter but on the will of the people.
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Clark M. Eichelberger
American Association For United Nations
Laffey Commander Pledges to Stay Aboard
Comdr Frederick J Becton vows to remain on the crippled U S S Laffey as long as the gun can fire expressing resolve during the ship’s perilous situation.
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Comdr
Frederick J. Becton
U.S. S. Laffey
SAME OLD PARIS
Dorothy Thompson reflects on Paris after war weary travels. She contrasts Paris beauty with London's ruins, notes France's political fragility, calls for reform and restraint, and warns Europe must rethink unity and strength amid postwar strains.
Letter From Home to Boys in Service
Potter County surpassed its Series E War Bond quota and Mrs C D Hoover won the most votes in the Victory Bond Flight. A 16 year old Western Union messenger Cliff Braxton saved a baby in downtown Amarillo. A 10 percent rationing point cut eases and a soap shortage hits Amarillo. Fireworks caused no fires and one injury at the Fourth of July. Local sports noted the Amarillo Field baseball team lost after 26 straight wins and golf winner Jim Payne. Notables mention tennis star Bobby Falkenburg stationed here and a coconut growing in Amarillo. Several railroad workers retired and Rainbow and girls assembly leaders named. Captains Lumpkin Bechtel and others are reported dead or home, with many servicemen returning home and letters closing.
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Potter County
C. D. Hoover
Tynette Wilson
Dorothy Lehman
Kathryn Clark
Cliff Braxton
Western Union
Amarillo
Cliff
Susie Braxton
North Fillmore
Sky Giants
Big Spring Field
Midland Field
Jim Payne
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross
Jinx Falkenburg
Lavel'e Raleigh
Buchanan
Seabees
New Guinea
Ray Spivey
Wiliam A. Burrows
Sam Lewis
Amari’o
J. W. Sanders
Hughes
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
A readable list of crossword clues with numbered across and down entries including hints like Pictured conductor of London Phil harmonic Orchestra and abbreviations for April and Ang. The puzzle covers terms from emotions to Greek letters and domestic clues across many lengths.
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London Philharmonic Orchestra
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Ghostly Silence in German Towns
Reporter Bill Cunningham describes Erfurt and nearby towns showing extensive blast damage yet many buildings remain partially intact. Civilians appear fearful and silent as US troops observe cautious morale, with no Nazi symbols visible and signs of historical memory fading.
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Erfurt
Germany
City Tax Collections Show Improvement Over Last Year
City auditor Ace Estes reports 96.02 percent of current rolls collected since Oct 1 1944, up 85 percent from a year ago. Current tax receipts total 716,134.78 by June 30 1945 versus 691,383.02 a year earlier, with outstanding and delinquent balances also listed.
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Ace Estes
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