Globe News Publishing Co. masthead with staff roles
The Amarillo Texas publication notes founding February 20 1924 and a second class matter posting. It lists GENE HOWE as President and Publisher, JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief. It operates evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with the Amarillo Daily News.
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Fomrec
Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
Telephone
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Rail equipment set aside for Mexico fuels questions
J Monroe Johnson warns of scarce rail cars but a United Press item reports freight cars and locomotives in the United States being set aside for future delivery to Mexico. The author questions why such steps are taken and calls for explanation from Johnson.
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J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
United States
Mexico City
United Press
Mexico
Mr. Johnson
Chennault’s Legacy and Flying Tigers Enduring Valor
Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault retires after aiding China with the Flying Tigers. His career helped combat aviation become a precise science from 1937 through Pearl Harbor, with limited planes and brave pilots facing the Japanese air force. He leaves behind a record of ingenuity and humanity that earned cross‑national gratitude.
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Claire L. Chennault
Army
Chennault
China
United States Army Air Forces
Pearl Harbor
Flying Tigers
Japan
Sturdy stock fuels war leaders enduring energy
The piece notes that enduring energy of aging war leaders stems from sturdy ancestry. It cites spry veterans and the 92 year old mother of the President as the source of strength and spirit behind generals Eisenhower Spaatz Clark and admirals Halsey Mitscher. It also echoes classical quotes about deception and salvation.
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Eisenhower
Spaatz
Clark
Halsey
Mitscher
Emperor Debate Voices Caution On Deposing Hirohito
Philadelphia Bulletin columnist cautions against hasty moves to depose or punish Hirohito. He urges Americans to seek informed opinions from experts like Representative Walter H. Judd, arguing that overthrowing the emperor could backfire and that Japan’s loyalty centers on the imperial house, not its military clique.
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Japan
Hirohito
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
China
Estimating the Loot of the Nazis
Pulitzer era report details Nazi gold reserves and plunder in Frankfurt bombed bank inventories. Col Bernard Bernstein heads counting as U S troops guard crates bags and boxes containing dollars francs kronen guilders rubles beads jewelry and vast gold from death camps including rings bracelets and dentures.
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Bill Cunningham
Frankfurt
Germany
Hitler
Bernstein
Pirates’ Cove
United States
Col Bernstein
der Fuehrer
Buchenwald
Hof
Lublin
Richard Wenadler
Keeping Peace Is Work
George Gallup reports public opinion on the United Nations Charter shows broad support for adoption but skepticism about its ability to prevent future wars. Voters across parties cite needed precautions and leadership, with Republicans more pessimistic than Democrats about the Charter’s effectiveness.
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Princeton
N. J
United States
San Francisco
Palestine and the Arabs: Sokolsky on Potsdam and Jewish settlement
George E Sokolsky argues at Potsdam the future of Palestine hinges on Arab reception and Jewish leadership. He cites land purchases by the Jewish National Fund, 283 settlements, and 3 465 000 trees, contending Jews paid their way while Arabs show little land use. He urges coexistence despite world politics and migration pressures.
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Potsdam
Palestine
Europe
Arab League
United Nations
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Churchill
Roosevelt
United States
Jordan
Jewish National Fund
Tel Aviv
Tigris
Euphrates
California
Western
Asia
North
Africa
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Yamato Sinking Page
A compact listing of crossword entries with horizontal and vertical clues about the Yamato sinking and related terms. Includes references to aviators, numbers, symbols, compact abbreviations, and era specific terms.
Priceless Art Loot In Captured German Vaults
Soldiers reveal crates labeled with six Raphael paintings and a room of prints and statues in a dim cellar. German crown jewels and regalia lie unused as British and American experts weigh and catalog the loot for reparations.
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Berlin
Raphael
Hitler
South
Germany
Atlantic
Reparations Commission
Hidden organ pipes hide in plain sight in churches
The visible pipes are often dummies while the real pipes in a variety of sizes and shapes remain unseen in churches and theaters due to their unsightly appearance.
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Pliny the Younger
Israel
Jeremiah
Ralph W. Page
Philadelphia Bulletin
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Ol' Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Vernon Hancock
Mary Montgomery
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
George E. Sokolsky
New York Sun
Yamato
Abraham
Cesium
Florida City
Peasants
Royal Scottish Academy
Moon Mullins
Big Bertha the Bum
Mamie
Big Bartha the
PARTY
Launcelot
Godfather
Chief Mine
Donald Duce
Cope
Walt Disney
Jake
Superman
Amelia
Tritis Chop House
Red Ryder
White Mans
Harry E. Dill
Mgr
Capitol Hotel
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