The Amarillo Globe masthead and staff list
The fragment shows the Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 as second class matter at the Amarillo post office. It lists publisher president John McCarty assistant publisher and editor in chief Wesley Izard with contact lines and publishing details for evenings and Sunday morning Globe News.
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Pretty war workers in Seattle spark questions of love loyalty
The Globe questions the motives of two Seattle women planning to marry Italian war prisoners while their soldiers fight afar. It wonders if modern affairs reflect broader shifts in standards of love loyalty and patriotism, hoping the Seattle case isn’t symptomatic.
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Seattle
Globe
Verily I Say Unto You No Prophet Accepted Here
A concise Biblical quotation from Luke 4 24 notes that prophets face skepticism in their homeland. The verse emphasizes the challenge of universal recognition of a prophet by those who know him best.
England Needs a New Industrial Revolution Statement
Harold J. Laski, Vice Chairman of the British Labour Party, urges renewed industrial growth in England. The remark appears alongside a Horace Walpole quip on prophecy and certainty, reflecting editorial context.
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England
Harold J. Laski
British Labor Party
Emerson Quote on Government and Mind Structure
A reflective observation notes that the master of the universe imposes will through how minds are organized within government structures, suggesting power shapes thinking and policy. The remark emphasizes authoritative influence over institutional thought.
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Emerson
Lord's wrath on rebellious wilderness crowd
A biblical verse from Numbers warns that the Lord will surely judge and consume the evil congregation gathered against him in the wilderness, predicting their death there. The passage emphasizes divine judgment and the consequence of collective disobedience.
Morgenthau Expresses Irritation Over Rumors Of Resignation
Henry Morgenthau tells President Truman he will not stay in office without backing. Truman offers denial, but Morgenthau seeks a pledge to remain until Japan is defeated. The piece notes fear among some Truman associates of Morgenthau succeeding to the presidency and discusses cabinet and Supreme Court dynamics.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau
Truman
Morgenthau
Japan
Mr. Morgenthau
Stettinius
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Berlin
New York
Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Bretton Woods
Congress
State
Agriculture
Justice
Supreme Court
Roberts
Justice Roberts
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Berlin Aftermath Seen Through American Eyes
Bill Cunningham describes driving through Zehlendorf West and the ruined Reich Chancellery site. He details looted Nazi artifacts guarded by Russian officers, the destroyed cityscape, and residents adapting to occupation while women scrub streets under blue-uniformed police. He notes German townspeople seeking news and aid amid widespread devastation.
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Berlin
Greater
Zehlendorf-West
Weimar
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Reichschancellery
Nations pick United States as future world leader
An international Gallup poll of France Canada Sweden and Denmark shows the United States ranked first for postwar influence, Russia second and Britain third. France shows Russia strong, while overall America leads in most countries. The survey notes some respondents named multiple countries.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
United States
Russia
Institute
France
Canada
Sweden
Denmark
Britain
Truman
Senate
San Francisco
America
Canadian Institute of Public Opinion
French Institute of Public Opinion
Crossword Puzzle Horizons 1 11th Air Force Picture Clue
A jumble of crossword clues includes items like Maj Gen Davenport, words for man and night, and long lists of abbreviations. Readers are invited to solve the puzzle with terms ranging from geographic and astronomical to medical and legal terms.
Visit from California Highlights Local Summer Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Ed White and daughter Sharon of Los Angeles, with three weeks of vacation, visit Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Edwards, 1627 Hayden. Mrs. Sherill Edwards and Mrs. C. E. Fritchie of Wharton also visit relatives in town, including Miss Virginia Fritchie and the Fritchies at 1021 West Seventh.
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California
Ed White
Sharon
Los Angeles
Cal
S. L. Edwards
Hayden
Sherill Edwards
Jackson
C. E. Fritchie
Wharton
Virginia Fritchie
Mrs
C. C. Fritchie
West Seventh
Jefferson Draft of Independence Written in French
The article notes that the original draft of the Declaration of Independence was authored by Thomas Jefferson and was written in the French language. It discusses historical context and mentions Jefferson as the writer of the early draft.
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Thomas Jefferson
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