The Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Masthead
The Amarillo Globe is an evening paper published by The Globe-News Publishing Co. from 17th Street Amarillo Texas. It is entered as second class matter February 90 1994 under the March 3 1879 act. John McCarty is listed as associate publisher and Gene I Wowe as president and publisher.
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Globe-News Publishing Co
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John McCarty
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Liberalism or freedom in war era labor clashes
Morse A Cartwright argues liberalism permits unions to wield power over labor and society, condemning Robert Blair Bradley style views as reactionary. He warns of a democratic dictatorship under union influence, urging a balanced defense of workers and business while preserving civil rights. Madame Chiang also cautions against bitterness among nations.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Bradstreet
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Washington Statesman
United States
la Follette
Wall Street
Evalyn MacLean
Republican National Committee
Lewis Union
the New Republic
Argentina Eyes Pro Allied Shift Ahead of Sep Temes Vote
Professor Hugo F. Artucio of the University of Montevideo notes strong Allied sentiment in Argentina and predicts a potential government policy shift after the upcoming Sep Temes elections in Uruguay.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Terrence House plot hinges on Ann and Jerry
In this chapter Ann faces the fallout from Grand Gussie’s fake mineral spring scheme. Gibbs confirms the deception was meant to aid Ann and Lydia. To save the town and preserve the legend, Ann contemplates buying Terence House from Jerry Lane, seeking a long term deal to avoid disgrace.
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Gibbs
Ann
Terrence Spring
Miss Ann
Lydia
Gussie
Terrence House
Grand Gussie
Matilda
Jerry Lane
Mr. Paxton
Note
Jerry
New Era in Flight Opens as Giant Planes Loom
In a Collier's Condensation by aviation expert W B Courtney, Kansas City pilots describe detours around the world with large airliners in view. The piece profiles Mars, Constellation, C-69, B-24 lineage, and flying-wing concepts. It highlights Glenn Martin, Hall Hibard, Don Douglas, Mac Laddon and others shaping postwar air travel and airport evolution.
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Kansas City
Air Transport Command
Chungking
New Delhi
Bangalore
Natal
Carbarn
Calcutta
N’orleans
Houston
Texas
Maryland
Mars
Glenn L. Martin
Hall Hibbard
Mac” Laddon
Don Douglas
America
Henry Ford
Henry Kaiser
Glenn Martin
Chesapeake
Plymouth
Santa Fe
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York Central
New York
California
Burbank
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Fredonia
Kan
Hall
Philippine Islands
Kansas
Stearman
Wichita
Lockheed
New Engineers
Berlin
Proaf
Jack Frye
Howard Hughes
TWA
Blebee
San Diego
Visi I. M. Laddon
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation
Coronado
Laddon
Army
Mac Laddon
Consolidated
Santa Monica
Dcs
Collier's
Collier Trophy
Douglas
John K.jack
Northrop
Owever
Air Corps
la Guardia
African Darkroom is Weird Affair
Allied dispatch profiles Sgt. Robert Thompson and four others who built an underground 10 foot deep darkroom in Africa using improvised materials. Captain A. D. Howell, known as Dixie Howell, is highlighted for his bravery, mine and booby trap expertise, and long absence from family while serving with U S forces.
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Ernie Pyle
North Africa
Wireless
Flying Fortress
Robert Thompson
Lansing
Mich
Thompson
Africa
Howell
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa
Pearl Harbor
England
Eisenhower
Lessons in North Africa and the Gaullist Question
Dorothy Thompson argues that De Gaulle’s Algiers arrival shows a personal triumph and political authority, while Giraud represents foreign preference. The piece stresses unity around a trusted leader, limits of foreign power, and the need for liberation over puppet governance in postwar policy.
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Dorothy Thompson
North Africa
Peyrouton
de Gaulle
Algiers
France
Churchill
Roosevelt
Joan of Arc
General de Gaulle
Giraud
Africa
United States
Britain
War Confidence and Pacific Strategy From World War II Statements
Quotes from Byrnes Sinclair Johnston and a Lt Col assess wartime aims and Japan's strategy. They discuss doubling fleet size, bomber power, long war horizons, and the risk of pacific stalemate if Japan delays further conquests.
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James F. Byrnes
Pacific
Japan
James It
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