Amarillo Globe News masthead and staff roles
The Amarillo Globe News presents its historic masthead dated February 20 1924 with publication notes and key staff including Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Wesley Izzard editor in chief plus contact details and publishing arrangement with Amarillo Daily News
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Amarillo
Texas
United States Declares Aggressive War a Crime
The United States via Chief Counsel Justice Robert H. Jackson states that aggressive war is a crime and that its planners and prosecutors are criminals who must stand trial for their lives. The declaration aligns with other nations and aims to bolster international law and peace, with supporting remarks from Eisenhower, Stilwell, and a report by the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
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United States
Robert H. Jackson
Justice Jackson
United Nations Organization
Trial of Poles in Moscow Aims at Western Support
Ralph W. Page argues that the Moscow trial of 16 Polish detainees was a political show designed to sway Western opinion. He notes Polish exile leaders urged a coalition against Russia, while Hopkins pressed for an open, light sentence to avoid Western indignation.
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Washington
Poland
Moscow
London
Russia
Europe
Germany
State Department
Harry Hopkins
Stalin
Star Chamber
Ralph W. Page
Philadelphia Evening Bulletis
Tribute to a Great Man by Bill Cunningham
A tribute to General Eisenhower on V-E Day notes his calm charisma and wartime leadership. It highlights his Congress address and press conference at the Pentagon, praising his call for lasting peace and the destruction of the German general staff. The piece reflects on his future assignment and the nation’s mood.
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Bill Cunningham
United Features
Eisenhower
Hitler
Slim
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Washington
Congress
Pentagon
United Nations
Germany
A Letter From Home To Boys in Service
Amarillo columns note how many servicemen are back from Europe and the Pacific, including Sgt. Joe Chambers, Lt. Lonnie Thompson, Pfc. Willie Shaw, and Ens. Sam Winters, with details on their units, decorations, and leave. Local honors include school and golf winners, a field of Sky Giants’ streak, and community notices on bonds, resignations, and airline links.
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Cornelia Wolflin Patton
State Department of Public Welfare
Simone
Roy Snodgrass
Amarillo
Lubbock
Ilyne Floyd
Sgt
Melvin Kennedy
Tabby Sue Walker
Robert W. Vetter
Peggy Seibel
Betty Jim Shelton
Betty Killion
Mary Kruser
University of Texas
Panhandle
Joe Chambers
Chambers
Europe
Okla B. Robbins
R. C. Robbins
North Lamar
WAC
Willie Dever Shaw
W. V. Dever
Tennessee
Shaw
Africa
Lonnie D. Thompson
Red Holmes
China National Aviation Corporation
India
China
Ens
Sam Winters
John H. Winters
Pacific
Dore M. Frantz, Jr
U. S. Maritime Service
Washington
Merchant Marine
Charles Robertson, Jr
Fountain
Poland
Luckenwald
Germany
James T. Thomas
Claude
Horace Smith, Jr
Air Transport Command
Smith
Willis Avery
Harve Avery
East Seventh
Army General Depot
England
Avery
Amarillo Field
Sky Giants
Bob Bailey
Pampa Oilers
Waco
E. W. Cain
Jack Allen
Cain
Don Marsalis
Allen
Dude Gentry
Ross Rogers
Raymond Mann
Wilburn Prince
John Evans
Art McKay
Mann
Victory Legion
Ruby Wagner
Jim Farwell
Bobby Braxton
Marines
Guy Owens, Jr
Navy
Crossword Puzzle Horizont 1 5 June 26 1930 and 1935 items
Mexican rebels control state palace and elect Manuel J Estrada governor. Southern Cross monoplane lands in New York after completing east west transatlantic flight. Amarillo School Board discusses location of playing field for college football team to be organized in the fall. Battle rages between Manchou W A Potter M D obstetrician and gynecologist. 211 Fisk Building
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Manuel J. Estrada
Southern Cross
New York
Amarillo
Polk Street Professor’s Tale Of Wives And Work Ethic
A writer riffs on biographies praising wives as drivers of male success. He rejects demands on his own wife, seeking only steady meals, clean shirts, good humor, and optional small gestures, noting a possible extra cash assistance of ten to fifteen dollars if she stays prim and neat after his workday.
A Man’s View on Wives and Household Roles
A speaker reflects on domestic expectations and gender norms, praising helpful routines while criticizing excessive demands. He endorses a middle path for wives to manage chores like sewing and knitting, light household duties, and supporting the family budget.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
Robert C. Silver
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Chahar Province
Roosevelt
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Parris
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Globe
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Indian Army
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Fisk Building
Arthur
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Donald Duck
Superman
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School OF Domestic Science
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Disney
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Atereas
Polk Street
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Life Insurance
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