Not So Long Ago Amarillo Election July 25 1929 1939
A collage of past events notes July 25 dates from 1929 through 1939 including Amarillo elections bowing to Hoover Kellogg pact and local fireman notes. It mentions Nazis murder of Dollfuss in 1934 and economic and political tidbits across the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Pius XI
Chicago Business District
University of Texas
Dollfuss
Poland
Great Britain
China
Vandenberg
Amarillo Globe News Publisher and staff masthead
The Amarillo Globe published a masthead notice dated February 20 1924 listing The Globe News Publishing Co as owner with officers Mario Daily News on Sunday morning editors and staff including President and Publisher Howe and Editor in Chief Izard along with assistants and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postofficia
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Simere Fucene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone AL Department
New Coal Stoves Promise Less Smoke and Fuel
Industry leaders from the coal and stove sectors announce a new line of coal stoves and heaters that claim to be smokeless and use about half the fuel with less tending required. The upbeat forecast targets seven million households still relying on older base burner and kitchen stoves, while acknowledging postwar innovations are near but not immediate.
German Officers in Mutinous Time as Hitler Regime Struggles
Dorothy Thompson argues that the Reichswehr and its officers are dissolving under Hitler, with retirements and imprisonments rising. She notes von Rundstedt’s ouster, dozens of generals captured, and the top leadership fractured, predicting chaos over Germany as the army loses morale and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hans
Reichswehr
Hitler
Thompson
Greece
Himmler
von Stauffenbergs
Wuertemberg
Niccolo Machiavelli
von Bredow
Schleicher
Army
Baron Hammerstein-Equord
Marshal Beck
General von Fritsch
von Fritsch
Blomberg
von Brauchitsch
Moscow
Berlin
Alexander
Count Pale
Palen
LST Cook Eddie Strucker Faces Double Duty in Normandy
Ernie Pyle write about Edward Strucker of Barberton Ohio aboard LST 392 in Normandy. He handles fed and morale on a tough transport ship while planning to link with Navy friend Lieut Terry Greene now assigned to a convoy command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
France
Edward Strucker
Barberton
Akron
Eddie
Charles
Army Engineers
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Greene
Letter From Home To Boys in Service
Weekly feature from The Globe with a call for readers to mail messages. The column lists political notes from Polk Street, overseas ballots, local election results, and updates on military personnel. It mentions casualties, commissions, awards, and homecomings, plus social notices of engagements and weddings and local sports results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
The
Globe
Polk Street
Hubert Cole
Harry E. Goulding
South Pacific
Pat Meritt
Constable
J. D. Duke
Meritt
Duke
Lon Sellars
Frank Hoyt
Potter County
Texas
Chicago
Amarillo
Harold Schoen
Amarillo College
Lew Fields
Taylor Lovelace
Tennessee
Army
Jack E. Klinger
Army Air Corps
Jack E. McLaughlin
Don Hobgood
Howard Gerken
Italy
36Th Division
Durwood F. Offord
England
Offord
Gordon Waddill
New Britain
Thomas E. Gibson
Pacific
Pvt
Walker Fly
New Guinea
Hollis D. Sneed
Asiatic
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Horizontal and Vertical
The page shows a crossword puzzle with numbered clues for horizontal and vertical entries. It includes definitions for terms such as crown prince auricle native metal and many others across categories like metals appliances and measurements. The grid and clue numbering indicate a standard puzzle layout for solving the crossword.
Panhandle wildlife and a roaming wolf on vivid strolls
A narrator recalls travels and wildlife in the Panhandle region describing eagles, ducks, deer, foxes, badgers, skunks, possums, raccoons, snakes, rattlers, coyotes and a lively Panhandle wolf known for loafing about town. The piece blends humor with natural observations and local color.
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Polk Street
Polk Street Professor and the plains wildlife scene
The passage notes perceptions of the plains as barren, listing various animals and birds existing there. It mentions hairy tarantulas, centipedes, chaparral, bob white quail, blue quail, scaled quail, and hawks, highlighting a richer animal life beyond cattle.
Breakfast of Champions Bowl Pleases with Milk Fruit Wheaties
A nostalgic praise of a breakfast bowl combining milk fruit and Wheaties labeled Breakfast of Champions. The snippet emphasizes satisfying taste and wholesome eating pleasure in a simple cereal setup.
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Garner
Uvalde
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
West Texas
Marvin Jones
Amarillo Globe
By Dorothy Thompson
General Keitel
Gestapo
Berchtesgade
Berchtesgaden
Europe
Ernie Pyle
Terry Greene
Evelyn Bailey
Jerry R. Ratcliff
Dorothy Jayne Montgomery
James Richard Vanderlaan
Nell Spann
Roy Cheatham
Marjorie Meade Dudley
Maj
Clayton A. Becker
Janice Olivia Thew
Westport
Bradley Weiles
Euna Beatrice Ewing
Trusten Alf Thomas
Wellington
Amarillo Field Bombers
Hobbs Army Air Field
Dodgers
Pampa Oilers
Bob Yeager
Hylasne Yeager
Lawrence Jackson
Crown Prince
Spain
Rhode Island
Angel
Great Lake
Vermont
Moon Mullins
LT Danno
Willie
Mamie
Dame
Martin
Quiy
Sweetie
Sohn Stebbins
Donald Duck
Superman
Red Ryder
Jimmy Olsen
Rahma
French Cleaners & Hatters
W. 5Th
Phillips “66” Products
N. Fillmore
Boyce Belew
Mgr
Vaughn Plumbing
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