Amarillo Globe masthead and staff listing
The Amarillo Globe masthead lists February 20 1924 as founding date and notes publication evenings except weekends in conjunction with Amarillo Daily News. It names GENE HOWE as President and Publisher, JOHN MCCARTY as Assistant Publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief with a shared telephone contact for all departments.
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Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Secretary Byrnes and Molotov clash over Eastern Europe
The piece analyzes U.S. and Soviet moves to ease Cold War deadlock after London talks. It argues Byrnes may pledge a nonhostile stance while warning Russia against creating a Soviet sphere in Eastern Europe. It stresses mutual restraint and UN backing as essential for peace.
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Russia
Molotov
London
Far Eastern Advisory Commission
Byrnes
United States
Soviet Union
Central
Europe
United Nations
Mexico
America
Britain
Germany
United Nations Organization
Truman wage debate reveals 20 percent plan questioned
Paul Mallon analyzes how Mr. Truman shifted from a flat 20 percent wage increase to a flexible plan aimed at avoiding inflation. He argues unions overclaim labor gains while industry resists. warns policy mistakes push the economy toward shortages and a race of armaments with the Soviet Union.
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Mr. Truman
Iruman
CIO
Truman
Snyder
Polk Street Professor Rants About Food And Faith
A fragmentary reminiscence shows a speaker demanding action from OPA and venting about wife behavior. He compares appetite for meals to craving for sermons and learning, asserting stronger hunger for knowledge could improve him. The disjointed text blends food talk with brief school and religion references.
Marshall’s Warning by Ralph W Page
In praise of General George C. Marshall, the article lauds his leadership, humility, and commitment to Christian brotherhood and global cooperation. It notes his call for a strong military establishment to support United Nations aims and deter tyrants, warning that neglecting this principle harms the nation and Congress.
Foreign relations under strain says Lippmann critique
Walter Lippmann argues that key officials Byrnes Vinson Patterson and Forrestal lack unified over all control of U S foreign policy. He cites abrupt lend lease termination as an example of fragmented decision making and questions the overall leadership and track of postwar policy.
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Byrnes
Vinson
Patterson
Forrestal
United States
Perilous Drift in U S China and Japan Policy
The piece argues that the administration fails to align its China Japan policy with its European policy. It warns policy is fragmented across departments and bureaus. It contends Russia Britain relations reflect all such decisions and cautions against treating foreign policy as isolated questions.
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Palestine
Union
United States
Russia
Britain
China
Europe
Far East
Great Britain
Crossword Puzzle Horizon 1 8
Puzzle clues list many terms across and down, includes military and misc vocabulary. Multiple entries reference familiar words like sun god war tool foot lever and Greek letter sections. The grid references and enumerations indicate a standard themed crossword with varied word lengths and intersecting answers.
Amarillo Forming Traffic Club to Link Shippers and Carriers
Amarillo organizes a Traffic Club modeled after Dallas and Denver clubs. Fourth meeting at 8 pm Thursday in Capitol Hotel will complete organization with directors from railroads truck lines and shippers. J L Brundage elected president R C Jordan vice president and Denard Gordon secretary treasurer.
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Amarillo
Denver
Dallas
Mr. Brunage
Reflecting on Class and Self Worth
The speaker recalls a motherly lesson that affirmed their high class status above "lower beasts" yet admits moments of doubt about self worth. The lines explore pride, identity, and internal conflict within a social frame.
Auxiliary Members Asked To Bring Pies to Meeting
Each American Legion Auxiliary member is asked to bring a home baked pie to the regular meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in Legion Headquarters. A rummage sale collection will begin then as well. Mrs. Charles Putman the president said members should bring usable clothing and utensils they can spare.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Headquarters
Charles Putman
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Organization of Peace
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Marshall
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Gen
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Brotherhood of Man
New York Herald Tribune
New York
Congress
Walter Lippmann
WAC
Horizon
U S. Army
Col
Iver ‘Apar
Moon Mullins
MR. Magook
Lady Plushbottom
Huh
Mamie
Oswald O'Shaughnessy OR
Stebbins
Mike
Shaying
Drear
Douy
War
MR. Delauncey
DR. Hudson
Honald Dolce
Partner
Superman
Clark Kent
Lois
Gaunts
Lady's
Gaunt
Lois Lane
Red Kyder
G. McClain
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
Traffic Club
Denard Gordon
the Hill Limes, Inc
Gordon
Harry E. Dill
Mar
Capitol Hotel
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