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Pounded February 20 1924 Entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at the post office Amarillo Texas under the Act of March 3rd 1878 Published evenings except Saturday Mid Sunday in connection with the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore GENE HOWE President and Publisher JOHN McCARTY Assistant Publisher WESLEY IZZARD Editor in Chief Telephone 6202 Subscriptions payable in advance rates listed for outside Amarillo and in Amarillo including various durations and formats Globe and News pricing given for different periods and regions ending with Sunday only option.
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Globe and News
Mediocrity in Politics and City Services Critique
George Sokolsky argues the New York municipal election showed mediocrity dominates public office, criticizes LaGuardia era subway mismanagement, failing schools, and political meddling. He urges principled leadership, better budgeting, and open bargaining postwar. The piece also notes ongoing corruption concerns and calls for reform.
One Power Control in Japan Favored Over Four
The piece argues the United States should prevail in Japan policy during any one power stalemate in the Far Eastern Advisory Commission. It cites General MacArthur’s administration as a smooth alternative, notes hunger and unrest in Germany, and warns against international political experiments in Japan to save American lives and restore Far East stability.
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New York
United States
Japan
Far Eastern Advisory Commission
MacArthur
Germany
Far East
Russia
Earl Beoowder
Europe
Asia
Poland
Buick’s 1916 model arrives in Stempstead then is stolen
The first 1916 Buick to reach Stempstead, New York, was quickly stolen from a dealer’s showroom. The note ends with a wry jab asking who claimed reconversion isn’t going along smoothly.
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Stempstead
N. Y
Logic and Destiny in U S Foreign Policy Critique
Dorothy Thompson argues that U S policy failures stem from a generational lapse in education and systemic thinking. She criticizes pragmatic, trial and error approaches, lack of foresight, and sloppy analysis of Soviet and world events, urging disciplined, historical, logic based study and professional intelligence.
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William James
America
Bargaining Power Dominates Postwar Labor Debates
Walter Lippmann argues that the war era distorted bargaining power between labor and capital. He notes government subsidy and wartime contracts boosted labor leverage, provoking resistance in Congress to reforms like full employment and separation pay. The piece links rising strikes to fears of lost bargaining power, especially affecting minorities.
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Congress
Crossword Puzzle Horizon Heading and Clues
The page presents a crossword puzzle grid and varied clues for across and down entries. Clues reference persons places and symbols such as Australia premier, New York, and chemical element symbols like selenium and tantalum. The puzzle includes multiple wordplay prompts across categories and a vertical set of entries.
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Australia
Accoun
New York
Associate of the Society of Incorporated Accountants
Carolina
New Jersey
The Quien Sabe Sausage Rant
A humorous gripe about sausage quality and mystery ingredients. The speaker jokes that sausage now contains odd spices crumbs and unknown meats, suggesting renaming it Quien sabe to reflect uncertainty.
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Red
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Mr. Trman
Superman Association
Yale Shet
Slick
DR. J. Mike Montgomery
Montgomery & Montgomery
Doctors OF Optometry
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Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
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Vernon Hancock
Southern Brokerage Co
G. McClain
Fisk
Walter Lippmann
Barterer
John Vertical
Actinium
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Stuart
Mamie
Mecca
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MR. Delauncey
Donald Duce
Dustin
Cope
Walt Downey
Man OF Tomorrow
Superman
Daily Planet
Clark Kent
BAC
Bet
Kent
Kidi
Edwin W. Prewitt
Oliver Eakle
Fidelity Union Life Ins. Co
Dallas, Texas
Commissioners Court of
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Harry E. Dill
Capitol Hotel