The Amarillo Globe News Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe published as second class matter since February 20 at Amarillo post office Texas under act 1879 with editions in conjunction with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday evenings by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Gulf area GENE LOWE president and publisher JOHN MCCARTY assistant publisher WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief and all departments telephone directory.
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Germany abandons massive Hitler monument plan
The piece notes Germany scrapping a vast monument intended to celebrate the alleged total defeat of the Allies. It contrasts with Cheops pyramid and praises human progress. It calls for a nonpartisan embargo on pun headlines in the 1944 campaign and cites Robert P. Patterson warning against corny election slogans.
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Germany
Cheops
Bretton Woods talk riddled with monetary jargon
The Bretton Woods conference is analyzed as a difficult to grasp effort shaping international finance. Lipppmann argues experts must translate policies for the public, urging continued dialogue beyond brief press briefings while debunking fears of a U S Treasury raid. He notes Taft's critique oversimplifies the fund and highlights that major creditors will demand terms reflecting national interests.
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Walter Lippmann
Europe
Bretton Woods
Washington
New York
Aill
Congress
United States Treasury
Taft
Monetary Fund and Reconstruction Bank
United States
Everything's Odd In Normandy by Ernie Pyle
Ernie Pyle reports from Normandy noting thick hedgerows ancient stone walls and mossy apple orchards. He describes old looking towns, wardrobes of stone houses, and Norman architecture resembling California homes. Normandy is dairy country with abundant butter priced at 60 cents a pound despite surplus.
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Ernie Pyle
Normandy
Cherbourg
Algiers
Palermo
Naples
Hollywood
California
Not So Long Ago in July Highlights 1929 1939 News
A July 20, 1929 roundup notes Stimson urging Russia and China on Kellogg pact, amid world tensions. Samoan families face famine as 400 cricket players launch a three month marathon. Four agencies probe gas refrigerator hazards and Galveston wheat embargo extends amid flood. The News-Globe seeks readers’ views on Marian marrying options Tom through Gregory. The 1939 section covers German occupation’s impact on Normandy and Paris markets, Norman butter trade, and a reflective diary on French life and underground resistance, plus occupation effects on cities and countryside.
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Stimson
Russia
China
Galveston
The
News-Globe
Marian
Tom
Dick Harry
Jim
Jerry
Gregory
Paris
Normandy
Italy
Mediterranean
Twin brothers swap roles in Army Navy tale of Wylie Lynn
A Stephenville writer recalls his twin brothers Lynn and Wylie who look identical and confuse family, friends, and teachers. Lynn joined the Navy after Pearl Harbor while Wylie, with a trick knee, stayed in the Army and both served as A M boys. The piece ends with a religious verse about evening clouds and God.
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Stephenville
Lynn
Wylie
Ruth
Army
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Pacific
Marshall Islands
HOUSE PET PUZZLE ANSWER KEY CLUES AND DEFINITIONS
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbered hints including designations such as across and down parts. Entries cover common words from adheres to desires and personal pronouns through to items like meals, metals, letters, and nautical paddles with cross references to classic terms.
Japs Know Jig Is Up As Cabinet Shakeup Signals War Struggle
The writer argues the Japanese cabinet upheaval shows recognition of peril and potential militarist return, signaling a tougher war effort or a shift to soften Allied peace demands. It links Japan and Germany, noting Pearl Harbor and Hitler's fate as intertwined, with Japan realizing defeat and seeking salvage.
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Pacific
Tojo
Nippon
Japan
Germany
Tokyo
Hitler
Pearl Harbor
Thefuehrer
Fragmentary remark on Nippon and Germany resilience
The line suggests Nippon could endure collapse longer than Germany, though the assessment remains partial and unclear. It hints at comparative resilience without detailing events, dates, or sources.
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Nippon
Germany
Musical Program at Jaycees Luncheon Delights Guests
Junior Chamber of Commerce members were entertained by several musical numbers at their noon luncheon at the Ama illo Hotel. The impromptu group included Monte McGee Loran Mitchell Wally Booker and Jimmy Pierce. Clarence Jackson and Charles Bates led the program. New members Guy Cox Jim Lumpkin and Loran Mitchell were introduced. John Sledge and Haskell Beaver attended as guests. President Chester Park announced a board meeting for 8:30 tonight at the Southwestern Public Service Company auditorium.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amaillo Hotel
Monte McGee
Loran Mitchell
Wally Booker
Jimmy Pierce
Clarence Jackson
Charles Bates
Guy Cox
Jim Lumpkin
John Sledge
Haskell Beaver
Chester Park
Southwestern Public Service Company
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Homer P. Rainey
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Polk Street
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