Amarillo Globe News staff and masthead details
The Amarillo Globe News publishes evenings on weekdays with Sunday morning edition. The staff includes Sadaeee Howe as President and Publisher, Wesley Blizzard as Editor in Chief, Paul Allingham as General Manager, and Grady Camp as Business Manager. Subscription rates are listed for daily and Sunday editions.
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Platform goals for Amarillo city betterment 1930s election line
The Globe's platform outlines aims to revise the city charter include broad representation and potential annexation. build a coliseum and new city hall. establish traffic control with signals and education. clean up downtown with sweeping enforcement. provide stadiums and an indoor arena. expand parks and a municipal pool. study permanent water supply. add hospital facilities. improve English Field as an air terminal. foster small industries. support cultural welfare including libraries music drama art. expand schools raise teacher salaries.
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AFL backs Stratton bill admitting 400000 displaced persons
The AFL now supports the Stratton bill to admit 400000 displaced persons over four years, a shift from its earlier push for stricter immigration laws. President William L. Green has placed the union on record, and Congress is urged to give the statement the attention it deserves.
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AFL
Stratton
Congress
Spain votes in one party show of force
The Franco regime claims a landslide approval of its succession law with no opposition allowed. Voters needed certificates and faced threats. ballots were counted and then burned, making any verification impossible. The piece likens the result to Stalinist landslides in Russia.
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Spain
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Stalin
Russia
Political quotes on liberty and power from postwar officials
A collection of remarks by Vishinsky and others criticizing Soviet controls on emigration and defending freedoms. The quotes touch on free speech, individual rights, and the U S role, with opinions from figures including Lt General J Lawton Collins, James Forrestal, and An Rienarp Byrn.
Crossfire a bold film with a real message
Billy Rose commends the RKO release Crossfire for its courage to address race and bigotry. He argues the campaign ads misrepresent the film and urges stronger promotion to reflect its social impact rather than a routine shootemup.
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Crossfire
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America
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Hollywood
Dore Schary
RKO
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Billy Rose
Progress to prevent world split by Raymond Moley
The essay argues the Soviet claim rests on an outmoded economic principle and that peasants and workers worldwide know modern life and science will increasingly link nations. It notes East West bridges like Hungary, Finland, Sweden, Poland, and Czechoslovakia shape trade and culture, challenging isolation. The piece contends the issue may resolve without war.
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Russia
Kremlin
Paris
Italy
Finland
Central Asia's ancient peoples and Marco Polo’s routes
The article surveys Central Asia’s vast, sparsely populated territories and the enduring races across Turkestan and Tibet. It notes Kazaks and Uzbegs as identical across borders, recalls the Scythians, Turcomans, and Finns, and cites Marco Polo’s praise of Kashgar Yarkand and Khotan with their gardens, crafts, and bountiful life.
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Asia
Turkestan
Tibet
Europe
Central Asia
Marco Polo
Georgia
Persia
Kashgar
Yarkand
Khotan
Sinkiang and the Rise of Russian Influence in Central Asia
Analysis notes the nomadic Sinkiang region as a potential mineral hub with Russian rail access via the Turkib and ties to the Trans-Siberian. It argues Russians gain leverage as Chinese authority wanes, with officials balancing China and Russia and Moscow expanding influence across Manchuria Mongolia and broader Central Asia.
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Turkestan
Gobi
China
Russia
Afghanistan
Tibet
Sinkiang
Chinese Turkestan
Manchuria
Mongolia
Central Asia
Polk Street Professor on Discipline and Hidden Habits
A local column records a speaker claiming children lack discipline and are unhappy without parental control. The tale shifts to a driver’s private coping habit for heat, jokingly shared as a secret between friends and noting not to be told.
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