Amarillo Globe News Masthead and Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 enters as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office under the act of March 3 1879 It published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Co with FMM Gene How President and Publisher John McCarty Assistant Publisher Wesley Izzard Editor in Chief and the telephone department listed
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Amarillo
Texas
Mareh
Globe News Publishing Co
FMM
Gene How
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Degrelle pictured in Brussels Nazi salute with children
A war-time photo shows Belgian Quisling Leon Degrelle in a Nazi uniform in an armored car in Brussels. His arm is raised in a Nazi salute, flanked by his young son and daughter. The image prompts questions about future generations and Degrelle's legacy amid wartime propaganda.
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Occupied
Europe
Quisling
Leon Degrelle
Belgium
Brussels
Ile
Ilis
Degrelle
Daddy
Labor's Fears in Postwar Economy and Labor Stand
Dorothy Thompson analyzes three labor events the wartime period reveals. She argues postwar full employment, not union pledges or strikes, will determine labor peace and the firing line between workers and management.
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R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Harry Bridges
CIO
International Longshoreman’s Union
Thompson
Brewster
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Bridges
Bridges
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Offerena
Nees Fo
Thomas
England Is Crossroads By Ernie Pyle
War correspondent Ernie Pyle writes from London on the global war front. He notes soldiers’ weight gains during ongoing planning and reflects on how inactive days contrast with frontline hardship. Pyle recalls Lt Col William Profitt Sr and Lt Mary Ann Sullivan, praising nurses and unit resilience amid sea and desert campaigns.
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Mary Ann Sullivan
Boston
Wit
Sullivan
America
Harvard
Profitt
Tunisia
Sicily
Polk Street Professor Groceries and Politics
A Princeton University Office of Public Opinion Research note recounts Duke Owens whose wife asks for twenty dollars every third day for groceries. Simon Davidion recalls a Waco visitor accusing Clevelanders of supporting a Yankee candidate and Roosevelt’s election, labeling him a yellow dog Democrat.
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Duke Owen
Duke
Simon Davidion
Waco
Simon
Cleveland
Ohio
North
Roosevelt
United States
Philippines
Hadley Cantrill
Princeton U. Office of Public Opinion Research
The Wheeler Mystery and Postwar Communications Policy
Washington observers debate why Senator Wheeler spent 45 unrevealed minutes with President Roosevelt as a possible sign of a campaign understanding. The piece analyzes Wheeler’s role in shaping postwar communications policy and the government versus private monopoly debate, noting health rumors about Roosevelt and speculation on Byrnes as a running mate or aide.
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Washington
Wheeler
Roosevelt
International Communication Settlement
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Communications Committee
Fly
Postal- Western Union
la Follette
Crossword Puzzle Unit List From U A Army Page
A crossword puzzle chart lists across and down clues for an army unit radio page. Entries include clues for words like boat paddle rage hearing organ cathedral church mine card game and many abbreviations with indicia such as 11 12 13 14.
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Bihar
Voices on postwar issues urge action and imagination
A collection of quotes from public figures stresses the need for practical solutions after the war. William M. Jeffers and others call for focused problem solving, imaginative schools, and expanded civilian jobs, while Barkley Hoffman and Marvin Jones discuss policy planning and food security.
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Paul G. Hoffman
Committee For Economic Development
Amarillo Tops Texas Cities in Business Activity in April
Amarillo leads Texas in multiple business metrics for April, surpassing cities like Dallas, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Lubbock, and others. Retail sales, building permits, and postal receipts show Amarillo ranking high, with March figures also strong while Dallas dominates in several categories.
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Texas
Amarillo
Bureau of Research
Heston
San Antonio
Warn Fort Worth
Dallas
Plainview
Lubbock
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Annie Hoe
Aue Gest
Huton
Mareh
Amarilo
Anil
Wichita Falls
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Italy
Izvestia
Lin Lin
Chinese News Service
LABOR
By Dorothy Thompson
Murray
Armed Forces
England
Ernif Pyle
London
Albuquerque
Ireland
Belgian Congo
Cairo
Col
William Profitt, Sr
Africa
Polk Street
Big Wheeler
Paul Mallon
Aluminum Company of America
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Postal
Western Union
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Aubrey William
Senate
Barkley
Jimmy Byrnes
U. A
U. S. Army
Vermont
Stebbins
Branner
Els
Isir
MR. Branner
Donald Duck
Miss Dreamface
Ryder
Jed Spence
Ryders
WI Fancypants
Marta
William M. Jeffers
T. Grafton Abbott
American Social Hygiene Association
Congress
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Marvin Jones
Our
Republic
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Ted Shelmutt
Republic Nat
Life
Oliver Eakle
O. K. Rubber Welding
Aay Bull Tire CO
Fish
Southern Brokerage
Mary Montgomery
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