Amarillo Globe masthead and publication details
The page shows the Amarillo Globe masthead with publication data including date February 20, 1924, class matter status, and tie to The Amarillo Daily News. It lists staff names such as Gene Howe editor and Wesley Ishard, Paul Allingh am general manager, and Grady Camp business manager, plus subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and combined Globe and News services.
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Amarillo
Texas
Grady Camp
Globe and News
Indian Maiden Iva Begay Visits Tri State Fair Amid Bus Discrimination
The Amarillo Tri-State Fair honors Miss Iva Begay of Arizona after she faced segregation on a bus, highlighting broader issues of Native American rights and federal policy. The piece contrasts Indian policy with African American civil rights and urges cooperation to reduce wasteful government practices. It also notes remarks from Gov. Dewey and Georgia governor-elect Herman Talmadge and mentions Horace Arnscouch receiving the first union welfare pension.
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Iva Begay
Amarillo
Miss Begay
Arizona
Tri-State
South
Uncle Sam
Georgia
Herman Talmanch
Thomas Committee Criticized For Entering Courtroom Howls
Dorothy Thompson argues the House un American Activities Committee risks becoming a star chamber. She cites Justice Department actions and calls for adherence to habeas corpus and legal proof rather than hearsay. She praises Alger Hiss filing libel suit to seek lawful dispute resolution.
A Hard Road Ahead for U S in Western Europe
Stewart Alsop argues the United States must mobilize a bold effort to fill the military vacuum in Western Europe. He notes Berlin tensions push Western Union to unified strategy, but warns without U S life the pact lacks meaning. He explains Soviet rearmament pace would still allow weeks of warning before an attack.
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United States
Europe
Berlin
England
France
Beligum
Holland
Luxembourg
Red Army
Atlantic
Kremlin
Western Europe
Western European Union
Omies
Defense
James Forrestal
Forrestal
Vishinsky
Western Union
Soviet Union
Henry Wallace
Bus Driver Blues and Western Europe Defense Debates
A regional critique lampoons bus drivers burdened by door duty and coin changes, arguing for two man crews to ease safety. The column shifts to Cold War defense, citing Western European army needs, US aid, and cautions from Defense Secretary Forrestal about potential wartime controls.
Polk Street Professor Views on Youth in Rapid Change
A Polk Street professor laments early maturation among 14 to 17 year olds, noting premature fashion, dating, and desire for material goods. He links teen behavior to societal shifts from agriculture to industry, urging patience and belief that society will solve these growing pains.
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West Point
Crossword Horizon 1 Pictured Scientist Sir Alex Ve
Puzzle clues list many entries across and down for a crossword with names and terms. Includes hints such as medicine, geography, animal names, and common words. Some entries reference famous figures and scientific terms, forming a typical mixed clue set.
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Sir Alex
Eavesdropping Warning From Sally OPICS
A public service message urges caution about eavesdropping on private conversations. It notes the danger of overhearing sensitive talk and advises leaving the room or announcing one's presence to avoid embarrassment or harm. The guidance stresses discretion in overheard discussions at home or with friends.
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Main Street
Junior
Pal
Westport. Con
Crosstown Europe policy debate shapes cold war course
The article discusses European balance of power and a potential real settlement after shifts in leadership. It questions whether the next U S president and Congress will have the resolve to pursue a hard path toward stability. It also notes incidents of local policing and church leadership appointments in Texas and Tennessee.
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Western Europe
Kremlin
Europe
Copsright
Tribune, Inc
Art critic Marion Spielmann dies at 90 in Folkestone
Marion Harry Spielmann renowned art critic and prominent Shakespearean scholar for the turn of the century died yesterday in Folkestone England at age ninety.
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Folkestone
England
Marion Harry Spielmann
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John L. Lewis
Horace M. Arnscouch
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Dorothy Thompson
Department of Justice
Rep. J. Parnell Thomas
House Committee On un-American Activities
Department
Robert Patterson
Association of the Bar of the City of
New York
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Ussr
People’s Tribunal
Committee On un-American Activities
Emerson
Jones
Tom Clark
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
un-American Activities Committee
Harold Stassen
Alger Hiss
Whittaker
Stewart Alsop
Paul Gallico
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Gallico
Jove
Polk Street
the Gods
Lincoln
Job
Stevie
Steve
Happy
Patty
Bessie
Kerry
Patty Larseny
Sandy
Pups
Scott
Mark
Superman
Enthor
Een
Opics
W Sally
Ritter
Peru
Houston
Nashville, Tenn
Dawson C. Bryan
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Tex
Associated
Department of Personnel and Visitation Evangelism
Methodist Church
J. M. Hyden
Optometry
Barfield
At &. M. Goff Company
Lubbock
Broadway
O. G. McClain
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
N.S. Gringés & Sons
Fillmore
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