The Amarillo Globe News Mission and Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe News history and publication notes outline its founding on February 20 1924 its second class matter filing at Amarillo Texas and its evening edition schedule except Sundays. It lists executives Gene Howk president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher and the telephone numbers 6262 for news and business and circulation.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howk
John McCarty
Telephone
News and Business Department
Queen Bess Ahead in England and War News
The piece notes King George seeks a revision of law to allow Princess Elizabeth to join the council of state at 18. It questions abdication and mentions Japan's emergency warnings and factory evacuations. General Marshall criticizes German bombing as very destructive and plans for future effects. Hull reiterates strong U S Soviet collaboration during and after the war.
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England
Bess
George
Elizabeth
New York Times
Germany
George C. Marshall
Soviet Union
Cordell Hull
Broadcasters should share thoughts not just bare news
Dorothy Thompson argues CBS policy to ban opinion in news harms public discourse. She praises CBS commentators like Murrow and Calmer for offering informed analyses and warns that removing expert commentary risks dulling the press and reducing democratic leadership.
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Dorothy Thompson
Paul W. White
Mr. White
White
B.S
Ned Calmer
George Fielding Eliot
Ed Murrow
Cecil Brown
Bill Shirer
Quincy Howe
Bob Trout
C. B.S
Blie
War changes public opinion in Fulbright vote analysis
Lipmann argues the Fulbright resolution marks a shift in American public opinion toward engaging with other nations. He notes the move from isolation to cooperative security, urging careful, substantial agreements with Britain and Russia rather than quick talks, and stresses maintaining unity in this long process.
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Walter Lippmann
House
House of Representatives
France
Britain
China
Russia
Hull
United States
Raymond Gram Swing
Swing
Rome
Stampede Cattle Co Seizes Tubac Jones in Wild West Row
Tubac Jones evades arrest by Stampede Cattle Co sheriff after a heated confrontation at the Holeman grant boundary. He bargains over a remuda and a bill of sale while riding from the scene, vowing retaliation as a herd handler wanders into view.
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Stampede Cattle Co
Tubac Jones
Tubac
Lot Deckerman
Deckerman
Jones
John Henry
Potter
T Bar J
Jones Returns to Stockton After Defeat
Tubac Jones rides back to Stockton at dusk pursuing urgent goals. He fears Deckerman and the sheriff may target his prized white roan Calliope and warns rivals McGillis and the Stampede Hog and Cattle Company. Jones vows to outpace adversaries with a bold, fresh confrontation.
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Deckerman
Pardner
Haines
Jones
Tubac Jones
Stockton
Potter
Calliope
Calliope Seized by Sheriff in Frontier Saddle Heist
In a staged ruse, Ike Shallet forges a note to move a roan saddle from a corral. Jones orders, fumbles, and hides a counterfeit signal to reclaim the horse. The scene ends with a foreshadowed continuation and a Morgenthau quote.
Only Democrat in County Who Lost Editor's Note
Ernie Pyle recalls a 1935 Dana Indiana father who ran for county assessor and lost, the only Democrat in the county to fail in 1932. The piece blends humor and affection as it portrays a carpenter father who loved family, farm life, travel, and sports, with a steady temper and quiet integrity.
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Ernie Pyle
Ernie
Dana
Ind
Roosevelt
12 Million Are Slaves
War analyst DeWitt MacKenzie reflects on Nazi manpower, slave labor, and atrocities from Naples to the Dnieper as German forces try to hold the line. He notes massive forced labor, reports of killings, and a long Russian offensive advancing since July, with uncertain reserves and a potential pause as the war progresses.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Hitler
Europe
Naples
Baltic States
English Channel
Mediterranean
Germany
Switzerland
Dnieper
Thousand Mile
Leningrad
Sea of Azov
Poland
Russia
Radio Schedule for KGNC and NBC Network
Listed Friday and Saturday programs for KGNC 1440 KE and NBC network. Includes Fred Waring, Kaltenborn, Your All Time Hit Parade, Coast Guard parade, Northwestern football, and various musical and news segments with time slots from 6:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. the next day.
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KGNC
Fred Waring
NBC
News of the World
H. V. Kaltenborn
Howdy
Sammy Kaye
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
Dave Rose
Richard Harkness
Paul Martin
Hotel Statler
Sky Pilot
Farm
Rise ‘N Shine
Trading Post
Dick Liebert
Air
Lee Reiser
Early Birds
TQN
Victory
Shep Fields
Amarillo Field
United States Coast Guard
Music Room
News
Winstop Duzzit
Roy Shield & Company
Northwestern Michigan
H. W. Chaplin
All Church
KFC
Blue
John Freedom
Little Blue Playhouse
Rive
National Farm and Home Hour
Tommy Tucker
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Freddy Martin
Hawaii
Indifference blamed for loss of liberty by Idaho governor
Governor C A Bettolfsen warns liberty could slip away through complacency and laziness in the United States while noting Japan’s air force gains and the relative decline in Japanese pilot training compared with 18 months ago, as stated by Brig Gen Caleb V Haynes, head of the India task force.
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United States
C. A. Bettolfsen
Idaho
Caleb V. Haynes
India
Puzzles Across and Down
Horizontal and vertical clues list a themed word puzzle with entries such as early American general and a Greek abbr. A range of definitions covers people, objects, and places, inviting fill in the blanks and cross checks across clues.
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Latvia
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Tojo
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FRONT
Horse Prairie
Clem Colt
Shallet
Ike Shallet
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Iowa
California
New York
Wabash River
Johnson
Jeffries
Reno
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Fuehrer
Barry Wood
Surety
Cail
Allied Lines of Insurance
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War Department
Ocean
Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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