Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo origin and staff
The Globe News Publishing Co. in Amarillo Texas established February 20 1924. It publishes evenings except weekends in connection with the Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. GENE HOWE serves as President and Publisher with JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Truman at the World Conference Takes Center Stage
A reflection on Harry S. Truman stepping into the presidency and preparing for a pivotal conference with Churchill and Stalin. The editorial notes his relatable, typical American image, diligent preparation, and cautious diplomacy guiding a hopeful path to fruitful results. An epigraph from Madame de Stael and a Cleveland vegetarians group disbanding conclude.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
New York
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
White House
German Vacuum
Dorothy Thompson describes the German mindset as desolate and emotionally driven amid Allied occupation. She notes communication barriers, restrictions on political activity, and the challenge of governing 75.9 million people without clear direction or public discourse while questioning future plans for Japan.
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Paris
Germany
Rome
Republic
Nero
Caligula
Munch
Bavaria
Europe
Japan
Aear
America
Points For Service Wives Commentary By Bill Cunningham
A syndicated column argues Army wives should determine which soldiers return home based on home-front needs rather than Army credits. It contrasts civilian fatigue with military credits and includes reflections on postwar Germany and a humorous aside about painting.
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Bill Cunningham
United Features
OPA
Armed Services
Expect Wages Slump After War Says Gallup Poll
The George Gallup Institute reports a nationwide postwar wage outlook: only 5 percent expect higher wages, about 25 percent expect the same, and over 60 percent foresee lower wages. The view spans farmers, white collar workers, and skilled labor, with pessimism common across occupations.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Institute
Crossword puzzle and assorted notes span across several topics
Fragmented OCR lists crossword clues and cryptic lines for horizontal and vertical puzzle entries. It also includes dated notes and quotes ranging from 1930 to 1940 about aviation, politics, industry, and technology, with scattered portraits of public figures and events.
MISS LANE VACATIONS AND RETURNING TRIPS REPORTED
Miss Wanda Lane leaves 1004 Taylor for a two week vacation with her parents in McLean. Roy Simmons returns home from Tulia after visiting his aunts and Cecil Simpson and Harold Sarchet relatives.
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Lane
Wanda Lane
Taylor
A. G. Lane
McLean
Roy Simmons
O. P. Simmons
East Sixteenth
Harold Sarchet
Cecil Simpson
Tulia
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BIG Three
Madame de Stael
Cleveland
By Dorothy Thompson
Nation
Larry Nichols
Lever Bros
Polk Street
Lou
By George Gallup
U. S. Naval Air Unit
U.S. Naval Aviation
Samarium
Rocky Pinnacle
Victorio
Mexicali
Mexico
J. F. Fish
Clint C. Small
Holland
Washington
Palo Duro Canyon
National Park Service
Mussolini
England
Moon Mullins
Masked Marvel
MR. Magook
Mamie
Willie
MR. Mullins
Donald Duce
Blawblaw
Blaw
Superman
Red Ryder
Beth’ Giota
Drs
Hendrick, Lemmon, Payne and Dine
Association of
W. A. Potter
M. D
Fisk Building
Lockhart's
Lockhart
Mary Montgomery
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk Bldg
Silverton
J. R. Pope
River Road
Mufti
Great Po
Thomas J. Muller
Mgr
Capitol Hotel
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