Amarillo Globe masthead and staff listings
The Amarillo Globe presents its 1920s masthead with founding date February 20 1924 and publishing details. President and Publisher Gene Howf and Associate Publisher John McCarty are named along with department contact lines and office locations.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howf
John McCarty
Telephone News and Business Department
Focsecvaces
Railroads and unions face fair employment probe charges
The President's Fair Employment Practices panel hears 22 railroads and 15 unions accused of discrimination against Black workers. Railroads concede regional sentiment hinders hires and advocate gradual change through education and reform. Separate wartime quotes from LaGuardia and Mrs. Roosevelt urge clear action and unity in the Allied cause.
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Committee On Fair Employment Practices
Southern Railroad
Southeast
ENOUGH GERMANS
Nazi troop dispositions south of Rome aim to slow the Allied advance and defend the homeland. Russians may strike at the Dneiper bend Kiev or Smolensk as three routes threaten German lines, with Goebbels amid propaganda and possible Rommel-like counterattacks. Our fluid offense shifts armies like puzzle pieces, including a Termoli coastal amphibious move.
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Paul Mallon Washington
Rome
Naples
Gaeta
Mediterranean
Adriatic
Italy
Apennine
Hitler
Mallon
France
Lowlangs
Dneiper
Big
Dneipropetrovsk
Melitopol
Black Sea
Kiev
Smolensk
Privet
Goebbels
Russia
North
Africa
England
Notre Dame
Clark
Salerno
Sicily
Tunisia
Termoli
Jones Forces Bank Deed In Desperate Hold Up
Jones storms Stockton's main street and confronts Hi Grab Haines at the bank. He coerces a signed deed transferring Holeman Grant rights to him and warns of consequences if opposed, threatening a brutal response.
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Desert
Jones
Stockton
Deckerman
Blackwater Bill
Haines
Mister Jones
Grab
Wilson
Mister Jones Every Courtesy.” “Certainly, Sir. Right This Way, Mr. Jones
Tubac
Holeman
Paperwork and Sealed Negotiation Near Endgame
Clem Colt pushes for a legal notary to validate a document offered for one dollar and other considerations. Haines processes the draft but hides the details behind his seal and signature. Tubac exits with a grin, promising to continue later in the serial.
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Haines
John Henry
Sue
Tabac
Miss Lambert
Tubac
China and Japan noted in wartime diplomatic push
President Roosevelt calls for cooperation with other nations to end aggression and build lasting fair international relations. Joseph C. Grew warns that political isolation is outdated and would place responsibility for future wars on advocates of detachment.
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Roosevelt
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
Horrifying Adventure of the Pants
Ernie Pyle recounts a comical misadventure with a new suit in St Paul. The zipper on one pair of pants jams, prompting repeated rescues from coworkers and a hammer-assisted escape. The ordeal ends with the narrator unable to eat and anger lingering into night.
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Ernie Pyle
Washington
St. Paul
Germany
Portland
Knoxville
el Centro
Cal
Indianapolis
Plenty of Governments Are in Italy
Dorothy Thompson outlines the tangled Italian scene with a King Badoglio government, an Allied military administration in Sicily, and a Mussolini regime in the north. She describes failed aims for an unconditional surrender, mixed signals with the Allies, and debates over how to shape Italy’s postwar future.
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Italy
Marshal Badoglio
Sicily
Mussolini
Thompson
Badoglio
Churchill
Madrid
Germany
Fisenhower
Lisbon
United Nations
Eden
King
Radio schedule rounds the clock with NBC and Blue Network programs
A dense listing of Thursday and Friday broadcasts detailing NBC and Blue Network lines from 6:00 p.m. to sign off at midnight. Programs include Victory Tunes, Kraft Music Hall, Bob Burns, Town Meeting of the Air, Raymond Gram Swing, Listen to Lulu, and multiple serials and news slots alongside religious and gospel verses featured after 5:45 p.m.
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NBC
News of the World
H. V. Kaltenborn
Aldrich Family
Kraft Music Hall
Bob Burns
Alr
Richard Harkness
Music of the New World
Three Suns
A Boys
Janette
Signort
Fulton Lewis, Jr
MBS
Ink Spots
Radiovell
Johnson
TSN
Russ Morgan
Denny Beckner
Madcap Merrymakers
Ron Wilde
Hotel Sherman Orchestra
Blue
George Duffy
Biltmore Hotel
Daily War Journal
Texas
Jim Robertson
Central Baptist Church
Sardi's
Boake Carter
Oo Farm
Iuc
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES FOR A DICTIONARY CROSSWORD
A crossword puzzle with numbered horizontal and vertical clues including terms like insigne bean coral island payment for passage and various general word hints. The grid prompts include clues such as drunken revel jumping reptile and weighted phrases to solve across and down.
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Coral Island
U. S
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