Amarillo Globe masthead and publishing details
The Amarillo Globe was founded February 20, 1924 and entered as second class matter the same day at Amarillo Texas. It published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. The Globe News Publishing Co. lists Lsitbidimure Gene Howe as president and publisher, John McCarty as assistant publisher, and Wesley Izard as editor in chief, with telephone details for the AL department.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Idimure
Gene Howe
John McCcarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Republicans Oppose Third Term for a New Republican President
A record of 114 Republican governors senators and representatives opposing any future Republican bid for a third term. They suggest a cross party issue, awaiting a definite statement before classifying the resolution. A Marine medical officer reports that gelatin dessert can act as surgical paste with fracture bandages. A call invites support to provide this remedy free for armed forces while civilians endure wartime shortages.
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South Pacific
Unconditional Surrender Debate and German Plans
The OWI notes German attempts to sway neutrals with a "poison the minds" campaign and recalls a 1918 Prussian tactic to boost birthrate for future war. It argues Allies must confront Prussian and Nazi leadership firmly to prevent another conflict, warning against softness or sympathy for Germany.
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OWI
United Nations
Germany
Stockholm
High Command
Hitler
The Last Ditch Nazi Line Around Rome
Washington columnist Paul Mallon argues the final Nazi line before Rome was overhyped and largely ineffective. He notes weak manpower, heavy reliance on mines and barbed wire, and German tactics driven by holding at any cost while losing ground to Allied air and ground pressure.
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Washington
Rome
Valmontone
Casilina
Villetri
Appian Way
Alban Hills
Italy
Liri
Goering
Hans Hube
Sicily
Rone
Hube
Russia
Hitler
Europe
Winant
Why'd They Quit Rome A German Open City Move Scrutinized
Dorothy Thompson argues Nazi Rome strategy reveals defeatism not conversion. She notes Hitler’s regime proposed open city terms to spare Rome, while German forces limited to snipers and small skirmishes. The piece contrasts Western and Eastern conduct, calls sparing Rome a political signal, and cites Nazi propaganda shifts and moral contrasts.
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Kesselring
Rome
Hungary
S. S
East
Gestapo
Hamlet
Wilsons crucial mistake in handling the postwar order
Lipmann argues the United States must define future military pledges with Germany and Japan in specific, time-limited treaties. He critiques Wilson's broad league concept and urges involving immediate neighbors in enforcement to avoid domestic and international fracture.
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Walter Lippmann
Sumner Welles
World Organization
United States
Wilson
Mr. Welles
Paris
Germany
League
Great Britain
The
Senate
New International Organization
Europe
Japan
Asia
New League
Britain
Soviet Union
Russia
America
France
Belgium
Luxemburg
Netherlands
Denmark
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Crossword Puzzle Clues Grid Sample
A compact list of crossword horizontal and vertical clues including organs of 1 6 pictured sight sports star pass on talking bird dined space bridge made a sale cognomen auricle gallon abbr change gale New York abbr on account shovel pastime lubricant dronebee tidy prepare for publication golf devices Icelandic saga rowing stick he is a base ball reject not present western cattle and more with senior tellurium symbol enthusiastic ardor and related terms.
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New York
Polk Street Professor Polka of Fishing Plugs Fascination
Pat Whittington and Ray McCullough of Bull Tire Company have bought numerous wooden fishing plugs used as bait. The pair describe plugs that wiggle dive and feature multiple hooks and a winking female plug. They humorously threaten to pioneer home made flies using chicken feathers if they switch.
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Pat Whittington
Ray McCullough
Bull Tire Company
Ray
Hadley Cane Trill on Facts and Personal Welfare
Princeton University public opinion research director Hadley Cane Trill argues that long term, narrow self interest depends on informing people with facts and showing how those facts affect their personal welfare.
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Hadley Canetril
Princeton U. Office of Public Opinion Research
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