Amarillo Globe masthead and pricing details from 1924
The page shows the Amarillo Globe News masthead with editors and publishers, billing information, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists pricing by year, six months, three months, and one month for mail delivery and carrier service, along with combined Globe and News rates and Sunday-only options.
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Anmarillo Globe
Anmalillo Iseaas
Amarillo Globe
George E. Sokolsky
Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
Wesley [Zzard
Amarillio
Globe and News
Hitler's Ghost Walks the Earth After His Death
A year after his disappearance, Adolf Hitler remains a figure of myth and memory. His personal end is described as anticlimactic, while his legacy lingers as a cautionary force urging nations to foster peace. The piece warns another Hitler could rise if trust and contentment fail.
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Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Nuernberg
FBI-Entangled Push to Absorb Foreign Intelligence
An editorial analyzes potential FBI takeover of foreign clandestine intelligence from the former OSS SI and X2 units. It warns of mass resignations and loss of specialized files if decapitation and amalgamation proceed, noting British cooperation and WWII-era tensions.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Sidney Souers
Strategic Services Unit
Secret Service Agency
Office of Strategic Services
Secret Intelligence Service
Deuxieme Bureau
Messenger Boys
South America
Ellis
Secret Service
M16
SOE
Special Operations Executive
MOE
Morale Operations Executive
Menzies
White's Club
London
New York Tribune, Inc
Mead Dewey clash signals bite in New York politics
A column discusses Senator Mead's bid for New York governor, the Democratic split with DSA and Communists backing Mead, Farley’s stance, and implications for Dewey's presidential hopes. It notes Mead's postponement to September and echoes Jim Farley's complex loyalties. A Hollywood letter challenges traditional gender roles, praising careers for women amid domestic expectations.
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Senator Mead
New York
D.so
Thomas E. Dewey
Sidney Hillman
Tom Dewey
P.A.C
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Mead
Jim Farley
al Smith
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Against Union Baseball Voices in the Baseball Labor Debate
A Boston lawyer leads a critique of unionizing professional baseball players arguing the practice harms competition. The piece catalogs high salaries for stars like Babe Ruth and Ted Williams, notes the limited playing season, and asserts organized labor will fail due to manufactured need, insufficient dues, and player scarcity.
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Boston
Murphy
Apostle of Deliverance
Babe Ruth
Dick Wakefield
Tigers
Detroit
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Hank Greenberg
Tim Hurst
Grover Cleveland Alexander
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Polk Street Professor and the Fort Worth Encounter
A narrator recalls meeting Pat Flynn in a stylish Fort Worth cafe with a striking older woman who appears wealthy. An older gentleman arrives, their reunion seems planned, but the man remains reserved. The woman’s hopes seem dashed as the rendezvous ends without joy and the coffee goes cold.
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Pat Flynn
Fort Worth
van Dyke
Pat
Crossword Puzzle Horizonta Pictured Archbishop Francis Exasperate
A crossword puzzle page shows a theme with clues across and down entries such as Archbishop Francis and other terms. The grid features numbered positions with hints including Latin abbreviations and common words, typical of a printed puzzle page.
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Erich Brandeis
Old Meanie
Hollywood
Demos
Dewey
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Bill Cunningham
Polk Street
Horizonta
Francis
Portrait
Thin
Wander
War God
Wolf Hound
Dodo
Dodd
Dad
Mrs. Stebbins
L _ADY
Smarjory
Emma
Fat
Oswald
MR Bumstead
Sudan
Arizona
Tyler
Gouldy Bros
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
G. McClain
Esinol
The
Capitol
Capitol Hotel
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