The Amarillo Globe Editorial Masthead and Publishing Team
The Amarillo Globe publishing staff lists Gene Howe as President and Publisher and John McCarty as Assistant Publisher. Wesley Izzard serves as Editor in Chief as the paper operates in tandem with the Amarillo Daily News. The Globe News Publishing Co. produces evening editions except weekends from Sixth and Limore.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
War Propaganda Tactics Use High Level Targeting
The piece contrasts humane rhetoric on unconditional surrender with threats of devastation. It highlights Capt Ellis M Zacharias as a close ally to Japanese leaders and notes Prince Takamatsu seeking guidance after appeals to halt the war. It also mentions broad home-island propaganda including firebomb imagery.
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Ellis M. Zacharias
Takamatsu
Zacharias
Jap High Command
Quote Parade of Mottoes and Poetic Snippets
A compact collection of moral and literary lines from St Paulinus and Burns. The selections contrast religious duty with satire, reflecting on devotion, reward, and the cost of unbelief.
Retreat in China reshapes Jap defenses amid withdrawals
Paul Mallon argues Japanese forces are retreating to the Yangtze and Shanghai, abandoning rail lines from Hankow to Hong Kong while China fights to slow their southward push. He notes U S air power, Malaya losses, and Australian moves into Borneo shaping a 1500 mile front from Brunei to Okinawa as the war pivots toward final drives.
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China
Yangtze River
Shanghai
Hitler
France
Hong Kong
Swatow
Amoy
General Stilwell
Tokyo
Manchuria
North
Hankow
Malaya
South Asia
Burma
Fourteenth Air Force
Borneo
Pacific
Java
Sumatra
Philippines
Japan
Brunei
Okinawa
Asia
Whimsy and Worried Voices From San Francisco Mailbag
A reader sketches a chaotic San Francisco side show during official delegations finalizing statements. He notes quirky, questionable characters, pamphlets, and alarming anti Soviet chatter, then shifts to Canadian opinions on war effort and food, praising balanced commentary and urging neighborly restraint.
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San Francisco
U. S
Congress of Red Men
Blackly
South America
Stettinius
Eddie
Mr. Soong
Chinatown
Polls Meet Acid Test By Gallup Director
George Gallup reports public opinion sampling polls have passed tests in the United States, Canada, Sweden, and Australia. Affiliate organizations now operate in six foreign countries. Government agencies increasingly use polls to aid decision making.
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Princeton
N. J
United States
Canada
Sweden
Australia
The
American Institute
France
Britain
Denmark
Army
Navy
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Canadian Institute of Public Opinion
Liberal Party
Gallup
Mr. Roosevelt
American Institute of Public Opinion
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal Clues Compile Quick Word List
A compact crossword clue list covers entries from 1 across entreaty toward toward to 54 foot ab. Includes terms such as case of cadmium symbol ramen and Viking scale note for Guido.
Polk Street Professor and Everyday Truths
A quirky reminiscence from Ben Winkleman about the coffee lover who drinks 14 or 15 cups daily. He muses on elusive problems, noting the hardest rattle to locate is the one you cannot find and the worst enemy is the unknown.
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Ben Winkleman
Ben
Rotarians Aim for 100 Percent Attendance at June 28
The Amarillo Rotary Club with 165 members seeks 100 per cent attendance on June 28. The attendance committee headed by Bob Dorough runs a campaign to reach the goal as the Rotary year ends for President Pinky Vineyard and the date serves as a tribute to his work.
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Amarillo
Khiva Temple Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary
A Khiva Temple anniversary ceremony at First Christian Church will feature Shriners and families with Dr. Roy Snodgrass as preacher. Past Potentate Jerry Briscoe organized events, ushered by temple members, with 50 to 100 novices expected to be initiated Monday. Potentate W. S. Norman reports all preparations complete for a full day of activities.
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Shriners
Blue Lodge Masons
First Christian Church
Jerry Briscoe
Khiva Temple
Roy Snodgrass
Potentate
W. S. Norman
Missionaries to Share Experiences at Local Church
A missionary family and three children who endured three years as prisoners of the Japanese in the Philippines will speak Friday at 8 PM at the First Assembly of God Church. Rev Leland Johnson and wife along with seven other Assembly of God missionaries were liberated near Manila. Technical Sgt J C Frisby aided in the liberation and visited them during convalescence. The event is open to the public per Rev E R Foster.
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Philippines
First Assembly of God Church
North Pierce
Leland Johnson
Johnson
Assembly of God
Manila
J. C. Frisby
Assembly of God Church
E. R. Foster
Hugh Courtney Visits From Corpus Christi
Hugh Courtney of Corpus Christi is a guest of his mother Mrs Emma Courtney and his brother J H Courtney at 406 Carolina. He will stay two weeks.
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Hugh Courtney
Corpus Christi
Emma Courtney
J. H. Courtney
Carolina
Okinawa Marine Adapts Motto To Everyday Task
Cpl. Oscar Trent of the First Marines on Okinawa used the radio campaign motto No Stoop No Squat No Squint to describe a simple action. His wife, Mrs. Julia Trent, lives at Pantex Village and works for the Amarillo Housing Authority.
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Okinawa
Oscar Trent
Julia Trent
Pantex Village
Amarillo
Snipe Encounter in Okinawa Town Cited in Field Note
In a quiet Okinawa town a man resting witnessed a native woman approach with a heavy basket of potatoes. He discarded a cigarette and watched her swiftly catch a snipe with her toes, transfer it to her hands, then eat it. He described the moment in a note to his wife.
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Okinawa
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