Globe-News Publishing Co. masthead notice reveals staff roles
Founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under the 1878 act. Published evenings except Sundays in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. Official notice lists Howe as President and Publisher John McCarty as Assistant Publisher and Wesley Izzard as Editor in Chief with a universal telephone line.
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Amarillo
Texas
Ofne Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Germans and their leaders mocked for silliness and cruelty
Richard K. Law defines German leaders as ridiculous and talentless figures from Hitler to Goebbels and Himmler, contrasting their silliness with their cruelty. The piece notes a similar history in the Ku Klux Klan, argues mobs follow unworthy leaders, and cites Revelation 13.10 about vengeance.
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Richard K. Law
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Fuehrer
Heinrich Himmler
Herman Goering
Karl Doenitz
Ku Klux Klan
Verse Warning of Forsaking the Lord
A biblical verse warns that abandoning the Lord and serving strange gods will lead to his turning against you and causing harm after blessings. The passage cites Joshua 24:20 as the source.
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Joshua
Salzburg and Austria Tilt Between Occupations and Nazi Echoes
Dorothy Thompson analyzes postwar Austria and Salzburg, where Reich Germans blend with locals under dual occupation. She warns Vienna’s anti-Russian stance complicates independence, as Nazi remnants persist in daily life and blur loyalties between Austrians and Germans.
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Salzburg
Austria
Germany
Renner
Vienna
Hitler
Reich
Navy Host Notes From Manila Sea Trip With Planes
Journal style dispatch recalls a sea voyage near Manila aboard a US cruiser. Captains Duncan and Hopwood marshal three two seaters to shuttle writer and Kinch with Lt. Stewart piloting. Planes skimmed over Tarakan and Manila as censorship and daily life aboard ship are described.
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Manila
Jack Duncan
H. G. Hopwood
Sam Kinch
Fort Worth
Charles Stewart
Oakland
Cal
Brownstone
Ind
Navy
Tarakan
Ropevarn
Songs Through Time From Pistol Packin Mama To Wang Wang Blues
The passage reflects on classic and silly songs shaping American culture. It recalls Pistol Packin Mama Frankly, Johnnie Bing Crosby Silent Night and Melancholy Baby, Mairzy Doats, Casey Jones and Camptown Races while noting longevity, memory and collective taste in music.
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Pistol
Mama
Frankie
Johnnie
Chicago
Seattle
New York
Bing Crosby
Chloe
Who
Mairzy Doats
Wang Wang
Charley
America
Casey Jones
Camptown
Procession of 200000 Indian protesters in Bombay
A crowd of about 200000 Indians marches through Bombay on May 23 1930 to protest British arrests of leaders. President Hoover signals possible call for a special session or measure in response.
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Bombay
Hoover
Public Opinion Split On Tariff Renewal Favoring Trade Act
George Gallup reports a nationwide survey of voters who know the Trade Agreements Act showing best informed Republicans favor renewal while Democrats favor it. Among those aware of Hull accords a large majority support continuing and expanding tariff reductions, with Republicans split.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Institute
Congress
United States
Lvenncas
Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle
Horizontal and vertical clues cover people places and terms. Answers include U S representative from West Virginia law terms and common crossword fill for days parts and measurements. The grid references many standard abbreviations and word forms found in old newspaper puzzles.
Thousands Apply For Canning Sugar In Amarillo Area
Miss Pauline Lokey, Potter County home demonstration agent, says Amarilloans are lining up for canning sugar. Through May 19, 5,340 applications were approved and 632 rejected due to carelessness such as missing signatures, incomplete questions, or missing ration stamps and family member details.
Young Dallas Girl Visits Aunt in Wichita Falls
Miss Lydia Matthews aged five visits her aunt Mrs. Joe Bashara in Wichita Falls while her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Matthews of Dallas plan to join her later in the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Payne from Dallas on a business trip will stay about a week. Mr. Payne works with Williams Paint Co.
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Lydia Matthews
Roy Matthews
Jackson
Joe Bashara
Wichita Falls
Matthews
Dallas
W. T. Payne
Payne
win-Williams Paint Co
Miss Louise McCarley Returns From Visit To New Orleans
Miss Louise McCarley has returned to New Orleans after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs.
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Louise McCarley
New Orleans
Clem Calhoun Honors Guest Role at Angelus Hotel
Clem Calhoun hosted or attended events at the Angelus Hotel and stayed with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Buchanan at 913 Bowile, reflecting family ties during a social visit.
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Clem Calhoun
Angelus Hotel
E. E. Buchanan
Bowile
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