Amarillo Globe Pledge and Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe issue notes its 1924 publication as a second class matter with origin in Amarillo Texas. It lists office details, affiliations with The Amarillo Daily News and Globe News Publishing Co. and identifies key staff including Gene Howe as President and Publisher Joan McCarty Assistant Publisher and Wesley Izard Editor in Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
Joan McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Coats and ties vexing summer lawmakers and generals
A Louisiana bill limits coats and ties from June to October except at weddings and church, while observers note leaders like Eisenhower prefer simple reading. Soviet envoy Gromyko cites Germany fighting on two fronts as democracy rests on the average man’s wisdom, and Everett Case of Colgate weighs in on civic judgment.
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Louisiana
Eisenhower
Hitler
Oliver Cromwell
Germany
Andrei Gromyko
Everett Case
Colgate U
Ideology Clash on Freedom and Collectivism in Postwar View
Washington columnist Paul Mallon argues that the four freedoms conflict with radical ideologies both abroad and at home. He warns against state dominance in economics or religion, calls for true individual liberty, and rejects collectivism as an enduring ideal while urging measured postwar planning to preserve democracy and justice.
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Washington
Britain
Congress
Conab
On a Watery Workhorse Near Normandy Beachhead
Ernie Pyle details aboard an LST during the invasion journey to Normandy. The writer notes being a third of the way back in the convoy with armored reconnaissance troops aboard a vessel considered a war’s watery workhorse. The passage conveys confidence in protection from ships on all sides.
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Ernie Pyle
Normandy
Lst’s
Coast Guard
Army
Navy
Travelers Aid helps soldiers and wives at Santa Fe station
An account from a Travelers Aid volunteer details meeting arriving soldiers and wives, assisting with train schedules, housing, and lost items. The day includes encounters with a nervous couple, baby care, and notes on wartime displaced civilians, plus reflections on convoy duty and pre invasion anxieties.
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Ohio
Santa Fe
Army Air Field
Frances Davis
Travelers Aid
New Hampshire
el Paso
Western Union
USO
Margaret F. Barber
Davis
Mrs. Davis
Wichita Falls
Sheppard Field
Nunn
Evelyn Flaherty
Gibson
California
Travelers’ Aid
Amarillo
SCREEN STAR HORIZONTAL 55 She is a film
A puzzle style clue list presents definitions for across and down words. It includes references to a “screen star” and various cryptic hints such as film related terms and lettered positions. The page seems to be a crosswords or word fill puzzle segment with numbered clues.
Mentholized Pine Tar Remedy For Itching Rash Tetter
Advertisement for a medicinal salve used externally to ease itching rash tetter chafes and irritations. Claims swift soothing action with antiseptic oils and mentholized pine tar. notes famous since 1820 and price at 35 cents per package.
War memoir and a WWII encounter with a dead pilot
The text mixes a sociology professor's view on returning soldiers with a World War II air combat anecdote. A professor notes bitterness and sacrifice while a veteran recounts spotting a Me 109 piloted by a dead pilot, reacting with a swift maneuver to avoid collision.
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Evelyn Boy
Screen
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Virginia
Stemmetz
Khoury Bros
Ted Shelnutt
Republic Nat
Life
Oliver Eakle
Willard Waller
Bernard College
Vaughn Plumbing
Pierce
Ney
Mary Montgomery
Moon Mullins
Willie
Mamie
Donald Duck
Superman
Red Ryder
Ryder
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