Globe News Publishing Co. contact and rates
The Amarillo Globe News announces its publishing details for February 20 1924. It lists Evening publication excluding weekends, staff roles led by Gexf Howe and Wesley Izard, editor Paul Allingham and management, plus telephone and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions at various terms and carrier options in Amarillo and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Saady Campete
Eaz
Globe and News
The Globe Platform for Amarillo Growth and Reform
The Globe outlines a city platform including revise the city charter to broaden representation, build a coliseum, a new city hall, enhanced traffic control, downtown cleanup, adequate sports facilities, park expansion with a city pool, a long range water study, more hospital facilities, English Field as a major air terminal, support for small industries, and expanded cultural welfare efforts. It invites letters to the Platform Editor with a $30 prize for the best submission under 500 words, due by Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOBE
Amarillo
City Commission
EOS
the Globe
Amarillo Globe
Industrial mobilization plan to safeguard peace
The Army Navy Munitions Board proposes an industrial mobilization scheme to convert and remobilize industry, disperse plants, and stockpile strategic materials. It argues this is a prudent safeguard, not a war preparation, echoing lessons from past world wars about early readiness to deter conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Army-Navy Munitions Board
Preclaas
Stalin Lacks Cook As Molotov Family Feasts Alone
A Washington dispatch notes Josef Stalin faces servant trouble with no cook. He reportedly eats with Vyacheslav Molotov and his family while the Molotovs’ maid asks what Stalin will have. The column questions why a cook is missing and if a job can be quit in democratic Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Josef Stalin
Joe Doakes
USA
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Stalin
Joe
Joe Stalin
Russia
Principle and Practice in Government Budget Talks
An editorial notes broad support for economy but reports Congress resists proposed cuts. It argues the real aim is preserving prosperity and profit for business, citing dentist-like reluctance to accept changes as a natural hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Stassen policy and postwar economic ideas in Iowa speech
Dorothy Thompson discusses Mr. Stassen's plan in Jefferson Iowa to resume lend lease repaid in raw materials. She supports earmarking 10 percent of American production but warns against blunt anti Communist language. She advocates cooperation, human rights, mixed Ruhr ownership and international welfare to curb Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stassen
Jefferson
Iowa
United States
Great Britain
Stassen
Congress
Confucius
Ruhr
Germany
France
Italy
Bell Syndicate
Global Communist membership tops 20 million, UP survey
The United Press reports about 20,100,000 active Communist Party members across 46 nations with Europe and Russia housing most of the strength. China may be larger by leadership estimates, while Brazil, Germany, France, Italy, and Czechoslovakia follow in size. The survey notes regional concentrations and uncertainties, with near East limits and varied local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Communist Party
Europe
Russia
European
Soviet Union
China
Asia
Asia Minor
North America
South America
Near East
London
Communists
Chinese Communist Party
Walter Rundle
Shanghai
Communist Party of
Brazil
Germany
SED
Social Democrats
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Bull
Henry
Poland
Romania
Palestine
Lebanon
Middle East
Syria
Indonesia
United States
Cuba
Auto Show Opens in Municipal Auditorium with Sparse New Gadgets
City editor notes the automobile show starts at Municipal Auditorium with few new gadgets. Russ Crawford files a 470 word report, recalling wartime journalism and postwar pay, reflecting on his past as a war correspondent and the shift to peacetime city room duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Crawford
Russ
Crawford
Municipal Auditorium
Normandy
Nevada
Texas
Fireball
Eisenhower
Montgomery
Monty
Germany
Newspaper Edge of a Rewritten Life After War
A veteran writer at a Detroit auto show faces the future after war coverage. The scene shifts from big front-page ambitions to postwar print reality as a reporter contemplates retooling, rejection slips, and a publisher’s need for fresh work. Crawford quits, craving a sandwich while editors seek new angles.
Polk Street Professor Salutes Local School Board
The speaker praises the Polk Street School Board for their hard work and sacrifice for the children. He notes board members Bill Gibson Avery Rush Jinks Mode Jerry Briscoe Doctor Parcells Bill Gunn Beaumont Stinnett Dick Bivins and Herman Smith give long hours after work, attend meetings, speak to patrons, and fund school needs. He urges appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Dad
Bill Gibson
Avery Rush
Jinks Mode
Jerry Briscoe
Doctor Parcells
Bill Gunn
Beaumont Stinnett
Dick Bivins
Herman Smith
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
A compact listing of crossword clues divided into horizontal and vertical sets including names like Lasker award winner Dr Alfred Newton and abbreviations for medical research and postal terms. The grid clues span 1 across through 49 across with correspondingly numbered down clues and various abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Newton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rufus S. Tucker
Dorothy Thompson
Stassen Policy
By Harrison Salisbury
United Press Foreign News
Canada
Chile
Peru
Kleen
Gene Klein
The
Star Lumber Co
Lumbermen’s Association of Texas
Billy Rose
Ernie Pyle
Truman
Churchill
Hemingway
Steinbeck
Quentin Reynolds
Suez
Singapore
MacArthur
Underwood
Detroit
City Desk
Walters
Murphy's Bar
Polk Street
War Department
Nova Scotia
U.S. Committee On Medical Research
Red Cross
Panama Canal
Wigglin
Dolly
Baldy
Raylly
Mizter Waite
Miss Baffle
Pop
Geraldine
Siddown
Pal
Omah
Omaha Beach
Offker
Polk St
Chelee
Thomas Mee
Tory
Zemo
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
G. McClain
Sherwin-Williams CO
Taylor
Sherwin-Williams Research
Reader’s
Ordway-Saunders Co
Amarillo Bia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!