Amarillo Globe-News Masthead and Staff Summary
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 is a joint publication with Amarillo Daily News. The Globe-News Publishing Co lists Gene Howe as president and publisher John McCarty as assistant publisher Wesley Izzard as editor in chief and notes the paper publishes evenings except weekends and Sunday mornings.
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Amarillo
Texas
Lewseewe
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
American resolve to trial Nazi leaders signals foreign policy shift
The piece argues the United States will proceed with war crimes trials without delay, noting Allied positions and the need for due process safeguards. It cites Justice Robert Jackson and leaders like Goering, von Ribbentrop, and Doenitz while framing U S action as a firm, forward move in foreign affairs.
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United States
Justice War
Supreme Court
H. Jackson
England
France
Russia
U. S
Goering
von Ribbentrop
Doenitz
Furbling
Quote snippets from Patton and Spaatz on war and travel
Two concise wartime quotations highlight Gen. George S. Patton urging constant readiness and Gen. Carl A. Spaatz requesting refrain from movie theater plans as they arrive in New York from Europe.
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Gen
George S. Patton
Carl A. Spaatz
New York
Europe
Emperor as God in Japan Debate Sparks Controversy
Admiral William F. Halsey states the emperor represents God in Japan and claims he should pay for impersonating God, a provocative assertion reflecting wartime rhetoric and postures on authority and morality.
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Japan
Adml
William F. Halsey
Four-Power Control in Germany Faces Critical Test
The article notes Schael will hand over to the inter Allied government in Berlin as four zones shift to joint policy. General Lucius Clay leads US efforts on a central control council amid huge short term problems including transport, communications, and food, with winter looming and no unified Reich system.
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Frankfurt AM Main
Schael
Frankfurt
Germany
Berlin
United States
Lucius Clay
Central Control Council
Clay
West Point
America
Control Council
Reich
Standardization of medals for civilians and military
A retired officer promotes uniform medal awards for civilians and military, urging a national Medal of Valor and related honors. He cites past Congress debates, proposes tiers from Valor to Bronze Merit, and warns against abuse by local politics.
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Congress
Washington
Page
Elsie the Cow
Polk Street Professor Reminiscences on Words and Regret
A speaker recalls childhood spankings and the regret of not saying the right rebuttals in time. He reflects on adult communication and the pain caused by words spoken in haste, noting the pattern repeats from childhood to maturity.
Will Charter Work
Walter Lippmann argues the question is whether the United States can make the San Francisco Charter work, not if the charter itself will function. He frames union over policing all nations, stresses rule of law, and notes the charter aims to build an international society and lasting peace.
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Walter Lippmann
New York Herald Tribune
United Nations
San Francisco
Guam
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Marshall
Russia
United States
Germany
Japan
British Commonwealth
New York Tribune, Inc
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Horizontal and Vertical Lists
A mixed clue list presents a crossword puzzle grid with horizontal and vertical entries. The hints include French term for foreign minister and various lengths such as 13 and 14 letters, with numerous ordinary and specialized terms across categories.
Vacation in Arkansas by Mrs Gordon
Mrs. R. M. Gordon of 1409 Jefferson left today for a two week vacation in Arkansas.
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Arkansas
R. M. Gordon
Jefferson
Not So Long Ago June 28 1930 Spain backs United States of Europe
Ceremonies mark Texas New Mexico railroad completion Potter County Zoo at Tri-State Fair Grounds popular in Amarillo Shadow of Nazi Blood Purge looms over Germany as 1935 notes Roosevelt signs 1936 Texas Centennial appropriation American Legion convention held in Amarillo.
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Spain
United States of Europe
Potter County Zoo
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Amarillo
Germany
Roosevelt
Texas
American Legion
Campbell Family Returns From Visit to Sledge Home
Mr and Mrs Tom Campbell and daughter Tommie Ann have returned to Wellington after visiting Mr and Mrs John Sledge at 1619 Van Buren.
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Tom Campbell
Tommie Ann
Wellington
John Sledge
van Buren
War veterans expected in today’s arrival
June 28, 1940 World War II news notes veterans and others arriving. Japan plans to seize the Netherland East Indies and French Indochina. The U S liner Washington sails to Galway Ireland to repatriate about 2,000 Americans from the war zone. Bricks are donated to Canyon museum for an addition.
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U. S
Washington
Galway
Ireland
Canyon
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Bill Cunningham
Unitd Institute
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P. S. Gage, Jr
Infantry
101St Airborne
P. S. Gage
Boston Harbor
George Patton
General Patton
Patton
House
John M. Robsson
Kentucky
Ernie Pyles
Gage
Thompson
Coast Artillery
Polk Street
Murphy
Masked Marvel
Sarge
Shux
Mamie
Uncle Willie
Port Hein
Era Smith
Vera Smith
Donald Duck
Walt Disney Productions
Walt Pyeney
Red Ryder
Mary Montgomery
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk Bldg
Netherelands East Indies
French Indo- China
Water CO
Moon Mullins
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