Amarillo Globe masthead and publishing details
The Amarillo Globe lists its founding date February 20 1924 as well as newspaper details including second class matter status and postal information. It notes publication evenings except Saturdays and Sundays and lists key staff such as Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Wesley Izard editor in chief.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Ali
Farmer compares Johnson Grass roots to war roots
A Panhandle farmer analogizes war to Johnson Grass that regrows after plowing. He suggests burning the roots to end conflict, but a columnist cautions that nations must shed selfishness and cooperate while keeping sovereignty. The piece ends with questions about why major powers withhold cooperation.
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Panhandle
Mr. Farmer
Community of Nations
Johnson
Farmer
Wealthy Nation Seeks Prudent Lending Policy
The Kenosha Wisconsin News remarks that while the nation is rich compared with others, it cannot and will not lend money to everyone.
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Kenosha
Wis
Momentous Labor Management Conference Shapes Nation
Ralph W. Page warns the Washington labor management conference frames a national schism between wage earners and corporate rulers. He argues the clash will force either voluntary worker management bargaining or direct government control of key industries amid growing wage dependence and strikes.
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Washington
Dorothy Thompson on the atomic bomb and world order
Thompson argues the atomic bomb cannot be handed to the Security Council as it would empower five powers without checks. She cites Bohr Meitner Einstein and others who created a sacred trust for humanity and urges abolition or strict international control to prevent universal weaponization.
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United States
Mr. Truman
Security Council
UNO
Niels Bohr
Lise Meitner
Albert Einstein
Victor Weiss
Britain
France
China
Soviet Union
Bellevue
General Staff
Do We Need a Dictator The Day's News Voices
Paul Mallon argues modern youth and vandalism threaten democracy. He cites Halloween soap vandalism as evidence of rising youth influence and calls for decisive civic action and renewed decency to curb criminal behavior without succumbing to dictatorship. He urges adults to organize and defend democratic values.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Hitler
Crossword Puzzle Word List And Clues
A compact grid of across and down clues lists terms for a crossword puzzle. Entries include symbols like tantalum and chromium, common words for actions, objects, and descriptors, plus abbreviations and names used in typical crossword conventions.
Poached egg tips and candle adages mixed with whimsy
The speaker muses on candle usage at Christmas and a dubious tip to poach eggs in sweet milk rather than water. They admit little interest in such hints, preferring statements about hunger and illness over culinary advice.
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