The Amarillo Globe Founded and Published in Amarillo
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter February 70 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office published evenings except Saturdays Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Co. President and Publisher Gene Howe Assistant Publisher John McCarty Editor in Chief Wesley Izard. Telephone all departments.
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Amarillo
Texas
Maren Sra
Fass Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
OWI and Bricker Draw Attention in Election Year
The piece notes OWI criticism over not naming Ohio Governor Bricker as a presidential candidate and bids the agency to keep a low profile. It highlights Bricker and Willkie as leading Republican hopefuls four months from convention, with remarks on how modern campaigns rely on restraint and ambiguity. Senator Chandler comments on lend-lease and Pacific islands.
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Elmer Davis
OWL
Davis
Overseas Branch
OWI
Ohio
Bricker
Washington
Willkie
Pacific Islands
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Atlantic Charter Foretold as Churchill Speech Reframes War
Dorothy Thompson analyzes Churchill's House of Commons speech arguing it effectively abandons the Atlantic Charter. The piece contrasts Allied aims with Soviet plans, noting the Charter’s promise of equal access and disarmament, and questions whether Britain and the United States have a concrete postwar strategy versus Soviet objectives.
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Dorothy Thompson
Churchill
House of Commons
Like Football Player After Winning By Ernie Pyle in Italy
The piece follows the Mediterranean Allied Air Force under Lieut. Gen. Ira Baker as it expands its reach from Casablanca to Cairo. It highlights the 12th Air Support Command and the 47th squadron led by Maj. Reginald Clizbe, noting his first missions, nervous start, and celebratory birthday moment after a successful pair of flights.
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Italy
Mediterranean
Allied Air Force
Ira Baker
Casablanca
Atlantic
Cairo
Asia
Germany
Foggia
South Atlantic
Stafford
Reginald Clizbe
Centralia
Wash
Clizbe
Air Corps
Rushed to Safety: Red Cross Class Member Aids Crash Victim
A bystander recounts being struck in the street and treated by a group of women in uniform. They applied a tourniquet and traction to a compound forearm fracture, checked for additional injuries, and awaited an ambulance. The nurse in uniform identified herself as Mrs. John Czingili, leading the Red Cross first aid exercise.
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John Czingili
Red Cross
Ohio Bricker Favored by Ohio Republicans for President
Ohio Republican voters prefer Governor John W. Bricker for the party nomination. The poll shows Dewey rising to 25 percent, MacArthur at third, Willkie fourth, with Taft no longer listed and Eric Johnson at two percent. The survey notes Bricker’s campaign appearances since Washington moves may influence results.
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Ohio
John W. Bricker
Thomas E. Dewey
General MacArthur
Wendell Willkie
Dewey
MacArthur
Willkie Lintolt Easel
Stassen Veu
Eric Johnson
Robert A. Taft
Bricker
Washington
Diet design promised to give students balanced education
Dean Lloyd K. Neidlinger of Dartmouth College argues that the elective system has become a smorgasbord for students. He proposes a designed curriculum to ensure a minimum of educational vitamins for each student.
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Lloyd K. Neidlinger
Dartmouth College
Metropolitan Opera Director Featured In Puzzle
The puzzle includes a horizontal 7 1 6 clue and lists several entries such as Dawn comb form and five plus five. Vertical clues cover organs of hearing arid and other items like fish eggs and lyric poem. The page blends crossword style prompts with thematic references to names and terms.
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Metropolitan Opera
Louisiana
Mercy and Merciless War Reflections From a Soldier
A wartime veteran recalls killing in battle and condemns mass prejudice. He cites intense trench fighting and grenades, notes a comrade Sgt. Frank Tucker wounded on Na Mur Island, and echoes Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick urging against broad prejudice even in war.
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Sgt
Frank Tucker
Namur Island
Polk Street Professor
A humor piece notes men lose temper with children or women but are patient with strong men. It tells of an Amarillo Marine on furlough who hit a clothes line between two houses while running to town, pulling the structures together and shattering them. No one was home.
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Germany
Europe
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow
Amarillo
Texans spoof calendar mocks history and Am arillo field group
A satirical Calendar of Events by The Yankees Exiled at Amarillo Air Field mocks Texan and American history from Columbus to World War II. It claims Texans altered events and ends with a jab suggesting Panhandle residents be sent to combat to prove their loyalty.
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PULSE
Texas
United States
Amarillo Air Field
Yankees
Columbus
America
Isabella
Plymouth Rock
Continental Congress
Paul Revere
Paul
Valley Forge
Alamo
Washington
Delaware
Germany
Argonne
Wall Street
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Solomons
Bougainville
New England
White House
Lone Star
Mexico
Sam
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Thoughts on Faith and Art Across the Ages
A compact collection of biblical verses and classical lines reflecting on poverty, devotion, and divine creation. The selections juxtapose Psalmic pleas for mercy, Apollonius on poverty as catalyst for art, and Isaiah’s call to arise, underscoring a timeless spiritual search.
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Atlantic Charter
Thompson
Goebbels
Ernie Pyle
12Th Air Support Command
12Th Air Support
47Th
Tunisia
Kasserine
Soukel Arba
Cape Bon
Malta
Sicily
England
South Pacific
Cy Stafford
Oak Park
Evelyn Boyd
By George Gallup
Princeton, N. J
Met Opera
Egypt
Constellation
Jerome
Moon Mullins
Mrs Branner
Donald Duck
Bessie
Cops
Walt Daney
Beave
Actin
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York
Polk Street
Emerson
Apollonius
Lessing
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