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The Amarillo Globe News published evenings with Sunday morning edition by Globe News Publishing Co. under GENE HOWE as president, JOHN MCCARTY as assistant publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief. Listings show address Sixth and Allmore and a general telephone line.
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Amarillo
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Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
American War Effort Builds Pacific Victory Fast
The text explains that crossing oceans with vast quantities of cotton undershirts, moving meat, and fuel oil enabled a rapid American advance to the Marianas within sixty days after beach assaults. It credits American logistics for fast success in the Pacific War.
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Japan
Marianas
San Francisco
America
Gospel Verse Quoted Luke 4 18 Sermon Theme
A devotional excerpt cites Luke 4 18 about anointing to preach to the poor heal the broken hearted and bring liberty to captives. The passage emphasizes healing sight to the blind and delivering the bruised. The line frames a religious message of proclamation mercy and freedom.
Italy's Election Prospects After Fascist Rule
Dorothy Thompson analyzes Italy's postwar political landscape. She notes a split among Marxist Communists, Socialist and Christian Democrat factions, with women voting for the first time. The Communist Party's strength and Moscow ties influence prospects, while Allies' terms and peace terms shape the outcome.
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Rome
Italy
Bonomi
Christian Democrats
Communist Party
Socialist Party
Moscow
Communist Training
France
Christian Democrat Party
Christian Democrat
Don Sturzo
America
Russia
Europe
Tito
Trieste
Short Drive to a Safe Pass Through Balete Ridge
War dispatch from Luzon recounts a jeep trek to the Balete Pass crest with the 25th Division. Soldiers and Filipino laborers populate the roads as shells fall near the Digdig River, with Captains Traggis and Stark and Gen. Collins observed. A fragment from a shell and a printer’s slug memory punctuate the peril and humor of frontline life.
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Lee G. Miller
Balete Pass
Luzon
Highway 5
Digdig River
35Th Regiment
Demetrius Traggis
New London
Letter From Home To Boys in Service
A weekly column from The Globe sharing wartime updates. It notes pastor resignations, visiting celebrities in Amarillo, and renewed Army Navy E flags. It lists servicemen news, awards, missing and captured reports, local sports results, golf and tennis results, bowling fundraisers, weddings, engagements, and upcoming social events in the Amarillo area.
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R. Thomson
First Presbyterian Church
Bowie
Thomson
Amarillo
Excell
Gene Lockhart
California
Roy Rowland
Robert Sisk
Boys Ranch
Tom Kelland
Clarence Buddington Kelland
John Irvin Blessen
Bill Blessen
Tascosa
Germany
Set
B. B. Albright
O. G. Albright
Puckett Ranch
Aubrey H. Price
Italy
William C. Fort
Oine
Jim A. McCandless
Kate McCandless
Cleveland
Pacific
John R. Yows
J. A. Yows
Washington
Francis Eastham
H. Eastham
Arthur
George Jones
Hereford
James T. Thomas
Claude
Okinawa
Melvin A. Blessen
Blessen
Gene L. Easley
Virginia
Amarillo Field
Tri-State Fair Park
Liberal Field
Sky Giants
Wichita Palls
Sheppard Field
Sgt
John Rage
George Hirsch
Walter Sikes
J. R. Brown
Ernie Dowell
Phillips
Borger
Bowlers
Victory
Legion Punch
Banner Bowl
Amarillo Bowl
Pollard-Baker
Wanda McCarthy
Robert Marion Haynes
Betty Dawson
Annapolis
Dorothy Jane Jenkins
Avery Rush
Crossword puzzle clues list mixed with abbreviations
A dense OCR type puzzle page lists across and down clues with numbers and partial words. Entries include Tungsten abbr Learned Play the part of host and many fragmented hints such as Symbol for erbium and Globe of theater style clues.
Polk Street Professor and the Art of Lying
The speaker discusses liars and excuses for deception, contrasting those who lie for fun with those who lie for purpose. He notes trust erosion when friends are misrepresented and warns that half truths create confusion, leaving listeners unsure how to respond.
Not So Long Ago June 5 1930 1935 1910 Highlights
A packed recap of historical events marked on June 5 across years. It notes Indians observing a work stoppage in mourning Gandhi’s arrest, tariff bill moves in Congress, Oklahoma City planning to raze blocks for oil wells, Britain’s foreign policy aims, production control bills, Joe Boy Hill’s lecture after Byrd’s South Pole trip, a 1910 German drive halted by swampy roads, Connally’s army proposal, and Maury Maverick’s stance on a city convention.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Senate Conference Committee
Oklahoma City
Britain
Germany
Wallace
Congress
Joe Boy Hill
South Pole
Canyon
Paris
Connally
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
U. S
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