Amarillo Globe Publishing Masthead and Staff
The Amarillo Globe News Publishing Co announces its evening edition details with staff roles including GENE HOWE as President and Publisher JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief. The paper operates Sundays as a joint venture with the Amarillo Daily News and is dated February 20 1924.
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Amarillo
Texas
Irda
Essere Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Battle Salvage in Europe Aids War Effort
A labor battalion sorts vast junk from battlefields across Europe. The U S Army salvages millions of dollars in waste, saves thousands of tons of shipping, and provides clothing for the European destitute. The campaign, though unglamorous, speeds repurposing of men and materials for home production and Pacific needs.
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Europe
U. S. Army
Pacific
Under whose feet nature and time submit to grace
A concise aphorism note evokes Tasso's line on the subjugation of nature fortune motion time and place to divine grace, reflecting a view of providential order governing earthly events.
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Tasso
All we can hold in our cold dead hands is what we have given away
Old San scrit proverb reflects on what remains after life ends and what we have donated or shared during our years.
Misquoted Verse Reflection On Vanity And Deceit
A scripture excerpt from Job 15:35 notes that those who conceive mischief bring forth vanity and deceit in their actions. The line underscores moral consequences of scheming and self serving behavior.
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Job
Disjoint Allied Zones Spark Austria Disintegration
Rosenheim reports that the postwar occupation of Austria is fragmented into British American and Russian corps zones with separate administrations. He notes thousands of Viennese and Poles roam across zones, creating conflicting reports, scattered loyalties, and a pressing need for cohesive policy to avoid chaos and subversion.
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Rosenheim
Germany
Europe
Mediterranean
San Francisco
London
Washington
Austria
Vienna
Middle
Poland
Italy
Colonel Vanderpool, Liberty You Trust in War-Torn Luzon
Staff sergeant turned lieutenant colonel Jay D. Vanderpool, known as Major General Vanderfurn to the Japanese, commands guerilla units in Luzon and earned the Legion of Merit for organizing resistance and aiding internee liberation. Lt. Chuck Wilt, 21, a B 24 pilot in the Lucky Dice Squadron, describes a Formosa mission where the crew bailed out after enemy flak and fuel fires crippled the aircraft.
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Luzon
Beg Pardon
Jay D. Vanderpool
Vanderfurn
Van
Belle Smith
Wetumka
Okla
Field Artillery
Pic
Pearl Harbor
Pearl
Guadalcanal
New Georgia
Vella Lavella
New Caledonia
New Guinea
Cavite
Batangas
Laguna
Nichols
Manila
Los Banos
Vanderpool
General Staff Corps
Vanderlurn
Dusty Dalton
Chuck Wilt
Altoona
Chuck
States
Wewak
Rabaul
Canton
Formosa
Wilt
Cpl. Rosario
Sammy” Decarlo
Philadelphia
Catalina
Cpl
Robert C. Hansen
Kenosha
Wis
Billie J. “Cactus” Cole
Sterling
Tex
Polk Street Professor at Home Under Tension
A husband vents about his wife who, recovering from illness, dominates daily life. He complains she orders him and others around, stays in bed before meals, and indulges in favors like butter and strawberries while nurses and a doctor enable her. He foresees an impending break.
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Erin
Mary Jo Hamilton
Daughter
Crossword Puzzle Horizonta and World War II Rescue Tale
A jumble of crossword clues appears alongside a vivid World War II rescue narrative. It recounts Catalina aircraft crews rescuing Chuck Wilt and six others, with Lt. Walter R. Griffith and Capt. Gordon D. Grey leading the effort, and a B-17 dropping a wooden rescue boat.
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Air Force
Catalina
Gordon D. Grey
Chuck
Grey
Chuck Wilt
Walter R. Griffith
Corporal Hansen
Triple
Wilt
Mae West
Not So Long Ago June 7 1930 1935 1940 World Events
On June 7 various items appear: a German minister in Lisbon is killed by a Polish assassin, stocks slump with a year long low, Garner proposes Texas split into five states. In 1935 Ramsay MacDonald resigns as British PM after six years, Baldwin succeeds. Roosevelt accepts NRA chief’s resignation nine days before abolition. Elliott Roosevelt and Gov Allred clash on states rights at a Young Democrats gathering. In 1940 French defense holds against a German assault near Paris as aliens stirred controversy in the U S. A mix of quotes and religious selections accompany the column.
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Lisbon
Garner
Texas
Ramsay MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Roosevelt
NRA
Elliott Roosevelt
James
Paris
Ernest Thompson
W. Lee O’daniel
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