Amarillo Globe entry details publication and staff
The Amarillo Globe notes its 1904 origin and 1924 post office entry date under the 1879 act. It lists publisher Gene Bowe and associates John McCarty and Wesley Izzard as key staff, with office at Sixth and Bitesce and telephone contact.
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Nea
Amarillo Texas
Irc
Amarillo
Gene Bowe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Early efforts fade in push for world peace body
Rep. Joseph W. Martin, Jr. notes disillusion with parallel starts in a UN monetary conference and exploratory talks among the United States Britain Russia and China on a world peace organization. He urges temporary measures and prudent spending as nations seek national intent alignment.
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United States
Great Britain
Russia
China
Europe
Russian Advance and Poland Question in Moscow Debate
The article argues the Soviet Union seeks to work with a reformed Polish government in exile, potentially recognizing London, and avoiding a Sovietized Poland. It cites Lange and Orlemanski in Moscow, notes anti Russian figures like Sosnkowski, and compares to Yugoslav arrangements as a model for a mixed party coalition while warning time is short as Red Army advances.
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Poland
Germany
France
Europe
London
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
Vatican
Father Orlemanski
Oscar Lange
Chicago
Stanislaw Mikolajezky
United States
Red Army
Lange
Union of
Peter
Tito
Yugoslavia
Sosnkowski
Viets
Union
Be Back Soon Tank Crew Saves Frontline Post
In Normandy a US tank named Be Back Soon was hit and disabled near a pillbox. The crew escaped the burning vehicle and rejoined soldiers in a doorway as medics treated a wounded comrade nearby. The five-man team, led by Corp. Martin Kennelly, escaped unharmed despite the perilous street fighting.
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Ernie Pyle
Normandy
Corp
Martin Kennelly
Langley Street
Chicago
Sergt. L. Wortham
Leeds
Ala
Ralph Ogren
32Nd Avenue
Minneapolis
Albin Stoops
Marshalltown
Del
Gunner
Charles Rains
Madison Street
Kansas City
Bombs Over London by Walter Lippmann
The flying bombs show German superiority is temporary and cannot win the war. The next peace must hinge on concrete, bilateral military and political pacts among Britain France the Low Countries the United States Canada the Soviet Union Poland and Czechoslovakia to end pan Germanism. The enduring alliance rests on shared stakes and proven courage dating to Britain and America’s long history of collaboration.
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Walter Lippmann
Lippmann
Germany
Europe
England
France
Poland
Russia
United States
London
Great Britain
Low Countries
Canada
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Dewey
Britain
Bonaparte
Kaiser
Hitler
America
Geneva
Roosevelt
White House
Texas Centennial Commission
Amarillo
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Guard recalls role at Sears plant in Kansas City
One man says he acted as M. P. to 1,500 women at the Sears Roebuck plant in Kansas City and would like to return to the job, drawing loud approval from fellow tankers.
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Sears, Roebuck
Kansas City
M. P
Melon Berenger debt bill ratified by Poincare in 1929
July 17 1929 Premier Poincare secures ratification of the Melon Berenger debt settlement bill. Also notes Patou fashion remark on dresses and cars, Wickersham report reaction, wheat price, Amarillo junior college district, and other items.
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Poincare
France
Jean Patou
Couturier
Wickersham Report
Amarillo
Polk Street Professor Puts End to Town Music Mayhem
A hostile patron disrupted dances by souring moods and prankish acts against cornet bass horn and violin players. After his disappearance, townsfolk say music improved and an odd war era remark by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler foreshadows America’s postwar rise.
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America
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia U
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