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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1940

Page

3

Globe News publishing info and staff credits note

By Vida Hurst entered as second class matter February 20 1924 Amarillo Texas post office under act of March 3 1879 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher telephones news and business department circulation department

Amarillo Texas Globe News Publishing Co Sixth Fillmore

Independent Democratic Newspaper Pledges Truthful Reporting

The Globe explains its mission as an independent democratic newspaper committed to impartial news delivery. It states support for what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.

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Unanimous state police growth and Argentina romance tale

The piece notes all 48 states now have formal police forces as discussed by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. It then immerses in a serialized melodrama where Sheila Clayton travels to Buenos Aires, becomes involved with Raoul Gastal, a bank heir, and faces cultural and emotional tensions as she contemplates marriage and life in Argentina amid family dynamics.

Wisconsin International Association of Police Chiefs Texas Rangers Pennsylvania Sheila Clayton Jim Davis Chicago Buenos Aires South America Jim Sheila Grant Clayton Helen Maynard Richard Maxwell Brazil Rio Mario Muller Richard Fric Wainwright Wainwright Raoul Gastalt Raoul Raonu Argentina San Isidro Jockey Club Tigre Lujan Raoul Gastalu Olive Mildred Burton Estancia Ramils Pampas Illinois Shela Bob Fathers Bank Fager Querida Robert Marshall Sylvia Marshall Ombu Mrs. Marshall States Robert

The Laundry Marks Bureau That Cracked A Long Island Case

Nassau County detective Lt. Adam Yulch built the nations first laundry and cleaner mark index bureau to trace garments by dry cleaner marks. From Copiague to Yonkers he linked clothing to owners across 45 000 shops, solving bank crimes and assisting police beyond Long Island.

Mineola Long Island Copiague Farmingdale Harold R. King Nassau County Adam Yulch Yulch Brooklyn Queens Inspector King Abram W. Skidmore Washington, D. C Bighamton New York Dick Tracy Philo Vance Yonkers

Mineola bureau chief touts life labels for crime

The piece describes Lieutenant Bascom N. Timmons and the Mineola Bureau using clothing tags and fabric remnants as identifiers for suspects. It notes Hoover praising the bureau, envisions a national classification with a Washington index, and contrasts this with political satire around Vice President candidate Timmons and Roosevelt era events.

Bascom N Timmons Texas Chicago Ohio Lone Star Conscript North South Washington Houston Chronicle Garner National Press Club Roosevelt Mr. Timmons Mr. Farley Mr. Garner

Shorthand as Stepping Stone to Big Careers

A column notes how Edward J. Engel Charles Carlson LaGuardia Billy Rose and Ethel Merman started from shorthand. It highlights LaGuardia learning stenography to fund law school and Billy Rose training to speed with dictation. The piece urges students to study shorthand and typing despite crowding.

Edward J. Engel Santa Fe Railroad Charles E. Carlson Duluth, Misesabe and Iron Range LaGuardia New York Billy Rose Fthel Merman Ellis Island Fllis Island Speer Victor Washington, D. C War Industries Board Elise Hand Charles F. Carlton Sherth Ethel Merman

Today’s Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Clues

A word puzzle with a 6x6 grid of horizontal and vertical clues. Phrases hint at rivers, colors, objects, and common terms, inviting fills like expert crossword devotees expect.

Notable quotes from postwar figures on policy and dangers

A compilation of remarks from Senator Alvah Adams, Thomas E. Dewey, former President Hoover, Ralph Ingersoll, Lester Bart, and Henry M Grady. They address US danger, Soviet recognition, world policy, and the Good Neighbor doctrine amid wartime anxieties.

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Vida Hurst Gene Howe John McCarty News and Business Department Weil Sant ID Ant Gine LH Governor Saltonstall Massachusetts Thomas P. Henry American Automobile Association Sir P. Sidney Mark Ombu Tree Stanley Ross The American Mercury West Coast Philadelphia Scranton Newark J. Edgar Hoover Mineola Bureau Washington, D.C Ray New York Times America Best of Automotive and Highway Authority John M. Carmody Federal Works CBS Dale Carnegie North America United States Alvah Adams Colorado Thomas E. Dewey Ralph Ingersoll New Paper Thouse Lester Bart
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