The Amarillo Globe News Masthead
The Amarillo Globe published evenings except weekends in Amarillo Texas with The Globe News Publishing Co. led by President and Publisher Gene Howf and Assistant Publisher John McCarty and Editor in Chief Wesley Izard. The paper began Feb 20 1924 and shares a Sunday morning edition with the Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howf
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
France’s 1945 municipal vote viewed as light pink not red
Analysts dispute a Communist takeover claim in France noting the elections were local only. They argue women’s first vote will push results further toward conservative forces, not reflect national Red influence.
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France
Scriptorium Fragments Recalled in Quotations
A brief fragment features two biblical verses and a Juvenal line, reflecting moral contrasts and religious reflections. The quotes juxtapose purity and vice, with Revelations and Job passages cited alongside classical satire.
Ezekiel 11 19 Promise of a New Spirit
Scriptural verse from Ezekiel promises God will embed a new spirit within people. It describes removing a stubborn heart and replacing it with a responsive heart of flesh as a divine transformation.
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Ezekiel
European unity fades as four zones rise in postwar Germany
Washington notes Stars and Stripes warns of no central German authority to maintain order and the risk of European atomization. Four Allied zones threaten coordination, pushing separatist currents across Austria Bavaria Tito Yugoslavia and pan movements. A central food director with absolute authority is urged to avert chaos.
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Munich
Washington
Germany
Council
Europe
Austria
Bavaria
Tito
Italy
Trieste
Carinthia
Jugoslavia
Thomas Masaryk
I Survived Bremen Flight and Camp Hell
Captain Dexter Lisbon, 25, of the Eighth Air Force, bailed out near Bremen after his B 17 Whale Tail 3rd was hit by German fighters. He endured capture, brutal treatment, and a prison stay at Stalag III with discipline under Col. Delmar T. Spivey, then helped run a canteen and faced a 25 kilometer march as Allied advance neared.
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Eighth Army Air Force
Germany
Bremen
Dexter Lishon
Newtonville
Mass
Manlius
N. Y
Oll
Johnson
Young Lisbon
Dexter
Lisbon
Luftwaffe
Delmar T. Spivey
Spivey
Stalag III
United States Army
Lishon
Berlin
Red Cross
General Patton’s winter trek through Europe to Moosberg
In harsh winter retreat through four days of hardship, General Patton led his ranks over scant rations and cold churches and schools for shelter. He kept marching at the end of the line, rallied troops, and reached a railhead before boarding a plane to Paris, continuing toward Moosberg as his men pressed on.
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Nein
Great Western
Moosberg
Patton
Lisbon
Paris
Not So Long Ago June 14 1930 Highlights
Britain vows imprisonment for Gandhi followers picketing. Cotton prices tumble from 1.30 to 2.75 per bale in a market slump. Floods hit Central Texas drowning at least five and causing major damage.
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Britain
Texas
Polk Street Professor on Sleep Aids and Bedtime Tales
June 14 1940 notes mix political chatter with a storyteller Roger Murphy describing best sleep aids from low volume radio a waltz soundtrack to moonlit curtains and a breezy bed. Buck Lee and Mrs Lee share cigarette habits while a tale of sleeping through sand blown windows in Texas closes the vignette with humor about diverse sleep needs.
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Roger Murphy
Buck Lee
Texas
Panhandle
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Sagan
Upper Silesia
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Silesia
U. S
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Great Lake
John
Gaelic
Office of War Information
Emperor
Bruce Sfraser
NFA Sfawice
China
Chahar
Benjamin Foulois
Collectors Association of Texas
Moon Mullins
Willie, LI
Town
MR. Magook
Willie
Finnerty
Donald Duck
God Father
Toit
Superman
Red Ryder
Exge
FDR
Hitler
Western Hemisphere
Jerry Sadler
Rio Grande
Assinine
Polk Street
Paw
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