Amarillo Globe masthead details publisher and staff
The Amarillo Globe announces its publication details including founding date February 20 1924 and that it is published evenings with Sunday morning edition in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. GENE HOWE is president and publisher JOHN MCCARTY assistant publisher and WESLEY IZARD editor in chief with all departments telephone 6264.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Broadway Sign Puts War Loan Message In Lights
A theater marquee on Broadway flashed a war loan message after victory in Europe ended the blackout era. Olsen and Johnson removed their ad and replaced it with a patriotic display praising the armed forces and the home front effort.
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Broadway
Olsen and Johnson
Europe
Brooklyn Girl Receives Bag Toss Interrupted by Passing Cop
In Brooklyn a female office worker tossed a bag with 1050 dollars to a colleague. The toss failed as another girl dropped the bag and a passing teen intercepted, sprinting for the goal with no tacklers touched. Police seek the runner as a potential scholarship candidate.
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Brooklyn
New York
Freshwater College
Tito's Plot in Istria and Trieste Seen as Wider Scheme
Dorothy Thompson argues Tito acts not for Yugoslavia but as instrument of a larger plan to dominate Central Europe. She envisions a Soviet backed federation from the Baltic to the Adriatic with Trieste as a southern outlet, aided by Prague and Vienna interests, and calls for an independent U.S.-backed European policy.
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Rome
Tito
Istria
Trieste
Jugoslavia
Danubian
Fiume
Salonika
Elas
Italy
Austria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Vienna
Budapest
Prague
Baltic
Adriatic
Germany
Europe
Rumania
Serbia
Slovenia
Vienna University
Austro-Hungary
Moscow
Austro- Hungary
Renner
France
Reich
Britain
United States
Mountain Fighting Ridge by Ridge at Balete Pass
The 25th Division advances through the Caraballo mountains near Balete Pass Luzon in a grueling ridge by ridge battle against Japanese forces led by Colonel Hayashi. After 119 days in contact the unit reports 7000 Japanese dead and about 20000 casualties, with Col Ferris and others sustaining wounds and gear losses as assault lines move toward Santa Fe.
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Lee G. Miller
Balete Pass
Luzon
Baguio
Santa Fe
Hayashi
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Guadalcanal
New Georgia
Binalonan
San Manuel
John W. Ferris
Abingdon
West Pointer
89Th Field Artillery
161St
Ferris
Lapao
Umingan
Caraballo Mts
San Jose
Highway 5
Victor I. Johnson, Jr
161St Infantry
Resignation Leads Civil Disobedience Movement
Former president of the Indian Legislative Assembly resigns to lead civil disobedience. Senator Connally urges Congress to override a presidential veto on the Spanish Wap vet pension bill. BBB official cites Amarillo losses from false solicitors totaling about $100,000 annually.
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Indian Legislative Assembly
Connally
Congress
Better Business Bureau
Amarillo
War Production Trends and Churchill Political Moves
Paul Mallon discusses current war production staying eight percent below last year as textile needs rise for Asia fronts, noting admin restraint on cutbacks. He analyzes Churchill’s political maneuvering to July 2 and potential shifts in U S policy toward de Gaulle, forecasting a favorable outcome from the White House visit and French rehabilitation needs.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate
Washington
Europe
Hitler
Japan
Churchill
Britain
Poland
Moscow
Roosevelt
de Gaulle
White House
Truman
Senate
Barkley
George
Paris
France
United States
Prance
Laundry Rules and a Wife’s Strict Routine
A man recalls his wife’s strict laundry process. She makes him strip, remove and resubmit every item, then re-dress in clean clothes. He notes the ritual, occasional reconciliations, and the image of Gandhi with a bed sheet evokes his sense of luck.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Historic Page
A reading of a crossword puzzle grid shows horizontal clues for items such as Vouchsafe, Head covering, Girl's name, Edit, Collection of sayings, Arachnid, Roman emperor, and many others aligned with classic wordplay. Vertical entry begins with Sweet potatoes as the opening clue.
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By Dorothy Thompson
NRA
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Morris Sheppard
U. S
Houston Rice
Tom Pollard
George Frost
David Sawyer
Garford Wilkinson
Bureau of Reclamation
Alexander Graham Bell
Garford
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Canyon
Polk Street
Mr. Churchill
Buchanan
Spring Service & caupPly
van Buren
Southern Brokerage Co
Mary Montgomery
FISK
Emperor
Goddess of
Discord
Geraint i
Redactor
Harry
Moon Mullins
Willie
Huh
Kayo
MR. Branner
Mike
Launcelot
Donald Duck
Donald
STEN
Superman
Inclore
Red Ryder
Miss Idea
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Vernon Hancock
American Cancer Society
Ralph Pellow
Mer
Capitol Hotel
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