Amarillo Globe masthead details and leadership
The AmArillo Globe founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office under the act of March 2 1878 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and aMaduts Gene Howe President and Publisher John McCarty Assistant Publisher Wesley Izard Editor in Chief telephone all departments
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Maduts
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Tarawa to Iwo Jima: Evolution of the amphibious assault
The article traces how the 1915 Tarawa landing taught Marines costly lessons that shaped later operations. It details Tarawa’s bombardment totals, Kwajalein’s 53 hour destruction, and the 15 000 tons used before landings, noting lower U S casualties at Kwajalein and the rise of a tested method combining men ships planes and tanks for the Pacific drive toward Iwo Jima.
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Tarawa
Coral
Mile
Kwajalein
Marshall Atoll
U. S
Iwo Jima
Japan
Parlfy Distrust by Paul Mallon in San Francisco Peace Talks
King Features Syndicate columnist Paul Mallon argues public distrust in San Francisco peace talks. He lauds Secretary Stettinius for aligning South American republics with U S democracy and warns about veto power among the Big Five, including France and China, threatening global peace.
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King Features Syndicate
Stettinius
England
Russia
San Francisco
Truman
Times
Argentina
France
China
Stalin
Frince
World Organization
Pacific Islands
One Very Dead Jap in the Road at Balete Pass
Reporter Lee G. Miller with the 25th Division follows Company D, 35th Infantry, toward Balete Pass in Luzon. A dead Japanese soldier lies in the road as medics from Maj. Francis Burke’s portable surgical hospital treat wounded near Puncan. Soldiers reminisce on a bridge, a water drink named for a fallen comrade, and surrendering Japanese troops seen along the hillside.
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Lee G. Miller
Balete Pass
Luzon
Villa Verde Trail
Santa Fe
Jim Hutcheson
Francis H. Burke
Rockville
Conn
Lingayen
Puncan
California
27Th Regiment
French president tours colonies to deepen ties
June 4 1930 report notes the French president begins a tour of colonies to create a closer relationship. The day also covers the House bill allowing liquor cases to be tried without a jury and a deadly clash in Sonora Mexico as workers are expelled during a strike.
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Sonora
Mex
French Chamber of Deputies
Lindbergh
TWA
Huey Long
New Orleans
White House
Roosevelt
Germany
Soviet Russia
Mr. Browder
Browder's Propaganda and the American Communist Line
The column argues the American Communist Party serves Soviet interests, cites its wartime shifts and campaigns, and notes Earl Browder's leadership and changing lines from antiwar to prowar alignments and back. It frames Browder as loyal to Stalin, and portrays ongoing Moscow influence on U.S. policy debates.
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New York Sun
Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Lenin
Stalin
Jim Crowers
American Communist Party
Earl Browder
Russia
Germany
United Front
United States
Congress
Vito Marcantonio
New York
American Committee For Struggle Against War
American Council On Soviet Relations
Friends of the Soviet Union
American League For Peace and Democracy
American League Against War
Soviet
Joe Stalin
Roosevelt
Churchill
de Gaulle
Darlan
Pope
America
Browder
Mr. Browder
Daily Worker
Moscow
Crossword Puzzle Exhibit of Naval Leader Riddles
A newspaper style puzzle lists clues for a crossword. Horizontal and vertical hints include naval leader references, operatic terms, and common wordplay answers. Readers fill entries such as battles, planes, and descriptive terms across a themed grid.
Bogart Bacall Wedding Sparks Humorous Reprove
A column recalls the bogeyman of Hollywood satire as Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall wed with seven officers keeping the crowd in check. The writer mocks the occasion and jokes about wedding phrases while recalling humorous marriage quips from various figures.
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Humphrey Bogart
Lauren Bacall
Humphrey
Lauren
Hollywood
Bogart Critique Sparks Frank Talk On Marriage
Lt. Bill Gannett, en route from Roswell New Mexico to Lincoln Nebraska, will visit L Restine and daughter Patsy at 1809 Polk before heading to Lyons New York to see his parents.
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Bill Gannett
Roswell
N. M
Lincoln
Neb
L. Restine
Patsy
Polk
Lyons
N. Y
Guests from Arkansas Visit Fort Smith Family
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hayes of Fort Smith Arkansas have been guests of Mrs. Hayes sister Mrs. John Rollin at 1500 Van Buren during their visit.
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Marshall Hayes
Fort Smith, Ark
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