Amarillo Globe announces publishing details and editors
The Amarillo Globe notes its founding date February 20 and ongoing publication schedule. It lists the Globe News Publishing Co. at Sixth and Jowes with President and Publisher Carty as Assistant Publisher and fy 12Eh ARD as Editor-in-Chief, plus telephones for departments.
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Russia and the fear of the great bear in war talks
The Globe argues that Russia seeks limited aims as a buffer against Germany and may cooperate with Anglo American efforts to restore prewar borders. It notes Russia’s actions in Thrace and Bulgaria, challenges myths about Russian aggression, and cautions against overestimating threats from Moscow despite the fear of a resurgent power.
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Europe
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Safeguard of Peace by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson argues that peace hinges on popular political control and the mobilization of minds and hearts. She warns that democracy's freedoms were stripped to wage war and urges universal principles, moral equivalence to war, and a psychology of peace under law to curb aggression.
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Congress Harmony and wartime governance examined
Ralph W. Page argues that a new Congress next year could foster better executive legislative cooperation after a harsh wartime clash. He notes executive humility, improved organization, and warns against continued partisan attacks on wartime powers and agencies created for mobilization.
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A Letter From Home To Boys in Service
Thanksgiving week note from Amarillo on snow before frost and a homefront snapshot. Mentions the Sixth Bond drive, local weddings and engagements, school sports and upcoming games, promotions in the Navy and Army, a fatal plane crash near Pampa, and returning servicemen including James Coontz and Rex and Ray Daniel.
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Elizabeth Eastland
Joseph Dalgliesh
Mary Kay Bourland
Pampa
George Darwin Boesch, Jr
Gwendolyn Cooke
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Donald D. Cameron
Vera Evelyn Sackett
George A. Gwyn
Mary Margaret Hume
Alan A. Parker
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Sky Giants
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Second Air Force
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South Plains Army Air Field
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Pacific
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Ariz
Noel Thomas
Herring Hotel
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Sixth Army
James A. Mincher
Carthel N. Morgan
Ray Daniel
Crossword Puzzle Horizons A Busy Word Grid
Puzzle clues include Across and Down entries with abbreviations and abbreviations for Latin terms. Readers solve for word connections such as rock ing bed possess sense of smell Persia long fish and the frozen north through a vertical and horizontal grid.
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Not So Long Ago November 20 1929 1939 1934 1934
A chronology notes events across years including Spain starting its film industry tariffing foreign pictures Hoover meeting with Ford and DuPont to discuss national business future Texas legislative committee considering abolishing the highway department Japan cautions pacific peace if talks fail Butler testifies of fascist leadership offer drilling on fifth uranium well near Amarillo 1939 embargo debate on Japan shipments Roosevelt moving Thanksgiving up Morris Sheppard seeks Panama Canal defense boost Denton mayor cites Texas press Moon Mullins
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Hitler Gives Absolute Power Over Prices to New Price Commissar
NoVEMBER 21 1934 Hitler assigns full control of German prices to a price commissar. Roosevelt signals openness to celebrate his birthday as aid to infantile paralysis research. A Dallas union organizer says NRA pushed 2000 Texans toward Communism. A blockade tightens on German exports in reprisal for unrestricted mine warfare. Doctors predict pneumonia deaths fall with sulfapyridine. Buffalo Dam halts Plains water waste, state boards report.
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Polk Street Professor And The Alarm Clock Misfit
A neighbor recounts a morning routine with a misadjusted alarm clock and a lazy radio at 2 15 a m. The writes reflect on weak spots in households and a town genius who can read people but finds few in demand.
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