The Amarillo Globe masthead and staff listing
The entry shows the Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 with publication details and staff roles. It lists founder and publisher Gene Howe president, John McCarty assistant publisher, Wesley Izzard editor in chief, and notes evening publication except weekends along with connection to Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarilla
Texas
Amarillo
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
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Ris. Today advocates against inviting Italy to United Nations
A political column argues the House Foreign Affairs Committee should not authorize inviting Italy into the United Nations. It accuses Italy of bullying actions against Ethiopia and France, urging a popular vote to reject recognition now.
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Washington
Italy
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
United Nations
Ethiopia
Germany
France
Family of Nations
Fraternization and the GI's humane re education debate
Dorothy Thompson argues non fraternization harms morale and public relations. She cites GI actions and German responses showing that humane, natural behavior by soldiers fosters understanding, while rigid policy shames both sides and weakens U S reconstruction efforts.
Buchenwald Dream of Mercy Replaces Horror Site
In Germany Buchenwald shifts from a symbol of Nazi atrocity to a processing camp for displaced persons. The story recounts the former horror’s remains and current efforts to feed clothe and repatriate victims, with crematories still standing and mass graves memorialized.
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Buchenwald
Germany
Sovereignty Question Sparks Debate Over World Authority
George E. Sokolski argues the United States must define limits under the San Francisco Charter. He warns that Article 34's vague terms could invite external interference in domestic affairs and calls for amendments to define Rights of States and Rights of Man.
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Soviet Russia
Churchill
United States
San Francisco
Security Council
Cuba
Mexico
Great Britain
China
Turkey
Dardanelles
Sinkiang
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
Michael Borodin
Galens-Bluecher
Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Grid
Crossword puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries. Entries include names and terms such as John Ward, Lamb, God of war Ares, and other standard puzzle words across a themed grid. The page presents a traditional newspaper crossword with numbered positions and clue sets for both directions.
Johnson Builds Family Home Solo At 2001 Washington
Frank Johnson and his wife and son Carl 10 start a seven room two bath house at 2001 Washington without plans. Johnson, a former war plant carpenter foreman, expects to complete by Sept 1 after 14 hour days, with Mrs Johnson and Carl helping. He plans to do stucco work painting and finishing himself. total cost about 6500 with labor omitted. The family includes six children with several serving in the Marines Navy and WAVES.
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G. I. Joe
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Joe
G. L's
G. I's
Rosenheim
M. P
Frank Johnson
Carl
Washington
Johnson
Johnsons
Jim Bob
Kenneth
Marines
Jack
Navy
Koma Jo
Francis
Mrs. Margaret Barnett Heads to Dallas for Week Vacation
Mrs. Margaret Barnett of Amarillo plans a week in Dallas visiting friends after leaving Amarillo today for a leisure trip.
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Dallas
Margaret Barnett
Amarillo
Community Chest Groups Schedule Trio Meetings
The Community Chest announces three committee meetings this afternoon and evening. The finance and budget committee convenes at 4 00 with W P Patterson as chairman and John McCarty as vice chairman. At 8 00 the social service and exchange committee, led by John Gouldy with C F Underwood and Mrs W D Westbay, meets. Tomorrow at 10 00 the campaign group chaired by Gus Roberts with Densel Dean as vice chairman will gather. J A Hazlewood and C W Farr are ex officio members attending all sessions at 607 Taylor.
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W. P. Patterson
John McCarty
Community Chess
John Gouldy
C. F. Underwood
W. D. Westbay
Gus Roberts
Densel Dean
J. A. Hazlewood
Juvenile Book Circulation Increases Under Program
Amarillo Public Library reports juvenile book circulation more than doubled since the summer reading program began. The program runs through Aug 1 with prizes for top readers by age class. participants must report each completed book to librarians.
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Amarillo Public Library
Ruth Delzell
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Ludwig Topf
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Buechenwald
George E. Sokolsky
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