Amarillo Globe Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe News brief outlines its founding date February 20 1924 its second class mailing entry in Amarillo Texas and its publication schedule linking with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists leadership including Sixth and Howe president publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Izzard editor in chief with a city phone for all departments.
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Amarillo Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Howe
John McCarty
Izzard
Roosevelt Mandate Question From NBC Commentator Analysis
NBC commentator Cesar Saerchinger argues that Roosevelt won a mandate based on electoral votes, but the speaker notes that votes split nearly half and half. He posits three million government employees could sway opinions, suggesting a possible opposite mandate if employees favor Dewey.
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Cesar Saerchinger
NBC
Roosevelt
Saerchinger
United States
Death of Field Marshal Sir John Dill Declares His Courage
A tribute to Field Marshal Sir John Dill who died in Washington three days before the 1940 elections. The piece recalls his ascent to chief of staff, his risk taking in Greece and the Middle East, and his steady leadership as Britain faced invasion and the need for Allied victory.
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Washington
Sir John Dill
Montgomery
Alexander
Eisenhower
Timoshenko
MacArsbur
John Dill
Thompson
Sir Edmund Ironside
Lord Gort
Britain
America
Sir John
Boulogne
Calais
BEF
Dunkirk
France
Hitler
Winston Churchill
Greece
Egypt
Middle East
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Capetown
Churchill
Dill
Letter From Home To Boys in Service
An Amarillo weekly note features a home front round up. It highlights Armistice Day events, school coronation, local engagements, and parades. It lists returning troops, promotions, marriages, and engagements, plus upcoming games and civic activities.
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Black Hills Company
Amarillo Lions Club
Ginger Owens
Khiva
Red Cross
Joyce Herndon
Amarillo
O. E. Herndon
Veteran's Hospital
John Henry Staples
California
Barbara Jane Pollard
Perry E. Dunlap
Annie Mae Merrell
Walter Williams
Pollyanna Crawford Lynch
Harold Heath
Sarah Elizabeth Christopher
Frank Joseph Storm
Kathryn Gossett
Paul Grayson
Amarillo High Golden Sandie
Plainview Bulldogs
Pampa Harvesters
Lubbock Westerners
Sandies
Lubbock
Brownfield
Amarillo Field
West Texas State
Buffs
South Plains Army Air Field
Sky Giants
Randolph Field
Fort Worth
Albert B. Coyle
Pacific
George Willborn
North
Africa
John W. Walters
England
Ireland
Scotland
Italy
Coast
Strader
36Th
Thomas R. Keese
Jesse Briscoe
Seabees
Atlantic
Dick Kile
France
Ninth Air Force
Melvin Beets
Irvin Wall
Infantry
Pvt
Sam Inman
Fort Bragg
Stanton Morris
J. L. Bury
Eighth Air Force
Mannie Rubin
Combat Infantryman: Tommy Clayton in Hedgerow Warfare
Ernie Pyle recalls Pfc Tommy Clayton of the 29th Division learning hedgerow combat on the Western Front. Clayton, awarded the Expert Rifleman badge and soon Combat Infantryman badge, killed four enemies, including a sniper mistaken for a Jap. His method relied on the warning pop of a passing bullet to gauge direction. The piece ends with a moonlit patrol returning, continued on page 11.
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Ernie Pyle
Western Front
Tommy Clayton
Clayton
Tommy
Ernie
Polk Street Professor’s Home Abuse Tale Sparks Fearful Threats
A man recounts domestic abuse at home with his wife and daughter who manipulate him financially and socially. He describes humiliation in public, attempts to “fatten” him for a confrontation, and warns of potential violent outburst if tensions continue. The letter conveys a desperate plea amid family strife.
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Armed Services
The
Globe
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U. Naval Avia
U. S. Navy
Air Arm
Nancy
Meadow
Paradise
East Indies
Bank of International Settlements organized in Germany
Notable movements in 1939 include the BIS organized in Germany with capital guaranteed by major central banks and international bodies. Concurrently a 1 percent tax cut proposal is floated for individuals and corporations as policy shifts emerge.
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Bank of International Settlements
Germany
Belgium
England
France
Italy
Japan
New York
Congress
Sherman
New Presbyterian College
Austin
Daniel Baker
Milford
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Amarillo Globe
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American Chiefs of Staff
Combined Committee
Polk Street
Evening Post
Shylock
Yours
Naval Air Unit
Tal
Nova Scotia
Leiter
Mimic
Stan
Lowe
Crimson
Moon Mullins
Elmo
Ugh
Mea
Ake
Ronen
Launcelot
Vonald Duck
Bears Tigers
Moom
Ayust
Superman
Rimro
Harold Ickes
Dallas
Holland
National Reclamation Association
Boxwell Bros
Dumas
Perryton
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