Amarillo Globe masthead and staff listing
The Amarillo Globe shows its founding date February 20 1924 and legal filing details with Evening and Sunday editions. It lists GENE HOWE as President and Publisher JOHN MCCARTY as Assistant Publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief along with the office telephone. The item reflects the paper’s masthead and publisher lineup.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Denmark's War Blow Shrinks Trade Yet Stays Resilient
The seafaring nation faces reduced export income after German occupation on April 9, 1940. Denmark shifts from world to continental business, suffers rail cuts, higher unemployment, and industrial strain from coal shortage and peat limits. As of June 30, 1939, 705 ships totalling 1,175,000 gross tons, with about one third idle in neutral ports.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
den- Detailmark
Hitler
United Kingdom
U. S. Department of Commerce
Europe
From God I came and to God I return
A brief quote attributed to George MacDonald on life and death, asserting a divine origin and return with no gaps in the mortal span. The line reflects faith in a continuous spiritual journey beyond earthly life.
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George MacDonald
Political Aims and Allied Warnings in Trieste and Berlin
Advanced Allied headquarters in the Mediterranean via Rome argues war is tool of political policy and victory risks new struggles. It urges keeping inter Allied agreements, cites Tito in Trieste and Polish arrests, and questions Berlin and Prague diplomacy while warning against inconsistent action with the Soviets.
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Iterranean
Rome
Tito
Trieste
Jugoslavia
London
Britain
America
Berlin
G. I
Czechoslovakia
Moscow Jack Rules Aboard Cruiser In South China Sea
Rear Admiral Berkey directs force decisions while Captain Moscow Jack Duncan holds ultimate authority aboard his cruiser. Duncan, a former naval attaché to Russia, blends diplomacy and action and has earned the Legion of Merit and the Navy Cross. The piece notes his war-weary philosophy and quirky anecdotes from Stalin.
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Lee G. Miller
South China Sea
Berkey
Moscow
Jack” Duncan
Duncan
Ozark
Russia
Stalin
Molotov
Kremlin
Rose
Jack
Legion
Letter From Home To Boys in Service
A weekly feature with a message to service members invites readers to fill in names and mail. The column covers local news from Amarillo including weather, arts, sports, college yearbooks, golf, and athletic results. Liberations from German camps are noted for Amarillo families along with weddings and civic group activities.
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Armed Services
The
Globe
Oreree
Panhandle
Amarillo Philharmonic
Rose Bampton
Donald Dickson
Leona Flood
Wendene Wilson Shoupe
Wendene Shoupe
Amarillo Army Air Field
Amarillo College
Palo Duro
Tri-State Senior Golf Association
Amarillo Country Club
Red Gober
Amarillo Field Sky Giants
Big Spring Army Air Field Club
Bill Keith
D. W. Klock
Jack Bush
Ernie Dowel
Amarillo
Keith
Klock
Bush
Dowell
J. R. Brown
Golden Sandies
Edward W. Hickmott
Cleveland
Red Cross
Gail McCoy
Fillmore
Russell H. Whelchell
North
Tyler
Warren
C. A. Robertson
Fountain
Charles Robertson
Marine Set
Warren Robertson
Java
Jack Isaacs
Rule
Philippines
Norman Isaacs
Joseph W. Damron
J. R. Damron
Polk
William H. Forbes, Jr
W. H. Forbes
North Taylor
Tommy L. Blujacket
R. L. Blujacket
East Third
Richard Lee McSpadden
Nena McSpadden
Taylor
Jane Parris
Pennsylvania
Seldon Simpson
France
Simpson
Lexington
Beth Bowie
Eugene T. Eden
Joleta Beck
Laile G. Rankin
Martha King
Jack Sides
Adios
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal Clues From a Historic Page
A compact list of crossword hints spans numbered horizontal entries from 1 to 55. Clues include common words for verbs nouns and adjectives with references to letters symbols and abbreviations, likely forming a grid with varied word lengths and cross checks.
Zipper Shortage Triggers Citywide Zany Debate
Pulse Feeler reports a humorous exchange about wartime zipper shortages. Amarillo officials and local figures mock the lack of replacements while joking about fashion and daily life disruptions.
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Carl Pate
Earl Ferris
Lonnie Freeman
Hats and gratitude for the school board
A lighthearted note on hats gives way to appreciation for the School Board. The author praises their labor in guiding a district with 10,000 students, 20,000 parents, 325 teachers, and 70,000 taxpayers, urging readers to shake hands with members Dr. R. P. Parcells, Jerry Briscoe, Jinks Mode, W. B. Gunn, Beaumont Stinnett, Avery Rush, and president Bill Gibson.
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R. P. Parcells
Jerry Briscoe
Jinks Mode
W. B. Gunn
Beaumont Stinnett
Avery Rush
Bill Gibson
Local Pulse Testing Offer
A brief notice announces payment of one dollar for each question suitable to test local pulses, inviting participation from residents and observers in a community health testing effort.
Graf Lands in Brazil After Atlantic Flight
On May 22 1930 the German dirigible Graf lands in Brazil after its Atlantic crossing while Babe Ruth slugged three homers against the Athletics to pull into a tie atop the league. The Texas Supreme Court rules against Jim Ferguson in his Texas eligibility case. Betty Jameson stars in a Fort Worth golf comeback.
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Graf
Atlantic
Brazil
Babe Ruth
Athletics
Supreme Court
Jim Ferguson
Texas
Washington
Dutch East Indies
U. S
President Roosevelt
Europe
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George Young
Ted Kelly
Army
Moon Mullins
Kano
Magook
MR. Murphy
Colleen
Donald Duck
Kitten
Superman
Mrs. Busby
Wuat
Red Ryder
Maxin
Halilin
Trey
Otras
Polk Street
Great Britain
Charles E. Cougmtlin
Gail Patrick
Alabama
Taylor Street
Urance
Boxwell Bros
Boxwell
Pal
Dumas
Perryton
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