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The Amarillo Globe began as a second class matter in February 1974 with Evening publication links to The Amarillo Daily News. GENE HOWE served as President and Publisher, JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief at The Globe-News Publishing Co.
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University of Denver to Admit Veterans Regardless of Funds
The University of Denver will open its doors on July 24 to all eligible honorably discharged veterans of the education war, space permitting, regardless of government funding at the time. The move reflects foresight others may follow if finances allow. Government policy on veterans education is in place and funding will come, ensuring those who served can return to school without delay.
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University of Denver
Amarillo
Panhandle
L. L. Heard
Ed Timmons
Italy
Captain Timmons
Army Engineers
Naples
Phillip B. Gentry, Jr
Army Air Corps
Love Field
Dallas
Tommy Thompson
Navy
South Pacific
Thompson
Washington, D. C
Saipan
Frank Eugene Kover
Rover
Marshalls
Richard Curtis
Herbert Richardson
Hungary
Richardson
Earl L. Johnson
Africa
Sicily
England
Co. W. Lawrence
James Carter
Clifford Holt
Lawrence and
Holt
Carter
Marine Corps
T. S. Moore
Naval Air Corps Center
Corpus Christi
Marine Air Corps
James Frank Strader
Fifth Army
John Reynolds
Buddy Blythe
Buddy Cobb
Lawrence Beyer
Frank Fullingham
Leo Southern
Borden F. March
Blair Cherry
Amarillo High School
University of Texas
Texas
Wichita Falls
Dorman
Red Carrigan
Margaret McGee
Borger
Albert Charles Holcombe
Juanita Hallmark
Joe S. Martin
Martha Lois McCarter
Edsel Trimble
Lula Mae Evans
Ross G. Standifer
Edith Earthman
Carroll Holmes
LaNelle Eastus
Abilene
Robert E. Sherman
Jim Lumpkin
Dick Tracy
Mr. Lumpkin
Rule of Poland and Poland's independent army plan
The Soviets reject Western allied military governance for liberated Polish lands and push to install a Polish administration once Red Army enters Lublin or Lomza. A national coalition cabinet is favored, with General Berling leading an independent Polish army of up to one million, potentially first into Berlin, while remaining non Communist. The Polish government-in-exile and Mikolajczyk face constitutional limits and political bargaining, amid moves toward a coalition or continued exile.
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Dorothy Thompson
Poland
Warsaw
Lublin
Lomzha
Thompson
Moscow
Lange
Czechoslovakia
London
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Stalin
Berling
Pilsudski
Red Army
Stanislaw Mikolajcczyk
Lwow
Mikolajczyk
Raczkiewicz
Wn Txerile
Europe
U S General Horizontal Puzzles and Clues
A puzzle listing cross references with clues for across and down entries. Includes lines for various abbreviations symbols and terms across geography metals and common words, with many cryptic style hints and partial phrases.
A Wounded Tank in Normandy
War diary following Tank Commander Martin Kennelly of Chicago as his vehicle is hit in Normandy. A shell pierced the lower ammunition box but failed to cause a disastrous explosion, while an American soldier frantically seeks a medic for a wounded comrade as events unfold amid quiet streets and a burned German truck.
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Normandy
Martin Kennelly
Chicago
Kennelly
Letter From Home To Boys in Service
A weekly feature from The Globe highlights service members from Amarillo and area. Updates cover promotions, awards, missing in action status, and reunions with friends, plus local sports and upcoming coaching school events. Several marriages and society notices are also listed.
Polk Street Professor and the Ball Turret Dream
A narrator recalls a demolition of a pillbox by a tank and muses on a future home feature a ball turret with a sewing machine radio sink for the wife. He argues the turret would let her survey the neighborhood from a protected perch and shares his plan to install one if he builds again.
Not So Long Ago Not So Long Ago July 18 1929 1934 1939
A collage of brief notes from July 18 across years 1929 1934 1939. Entries include Russia-China diplomatic severance Paris postmen strike Florida bank closures Texas veterans hospital lobbying Amarillo zoning Dawes loan actions San Francisco general strike Sextuplets in Romania Danzig talks Sakhalin rights and US officials statements plus local bids and a veteran’s reflection.
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Russia
China
Paris
France
Chicago
Florida
Moody
Washington
Texas
Amarillo
Dawes Loan
Jon Jordas
Jontesti
Romania
Harry Bridges
San Francisco
Danzig
Sakhalin Island
George S. Messersmith
John Rogge
Louisiana
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