Globe News Publishing Co. masthead and rate card notice
Publication details for The Globe News Amarillo Texas dated February 20 1924. Includes postal status second class entry dates publisher and editor names and extensive subscription rates for daily Sunday and Sunday only editions with various payment terms in advance.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishinge Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Ene Howe
HN McCarty
Esley Izzard
Ray Parr
The
Globe
TTT
Mel Carrier
Globe and News
Psychoanalysis and the hero in the boxing world
A skeptical look at 54th APA meeting ideas on mental health and social reform. A speculative model citizen named Guven rises from tenement origins, shows thumb-sucking resistance, learns slang, plays football, fears tackles, and seeks release through boxing culminating in violent pursuit of a promoter.
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American Psychological Association
Philadelphia
Detroit
California
New York
New Yorker
Guven
Mousemeat
Louis Conn
Ven
Mike Jacobs
CIO Communists Clash Spurs Atlantic City showdown
Doris Fleeson outlines the CIO battle with Communists led by Philip Murray. Murray warns of a purge at the Atlantic City convention while internal voices contest with DeW officials. The piece links ongoing labor strife, reformist liberal clashes, and the broader anti Communist campaign within the CIO and allied unions.
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CIO
Philip Murray
Atlantic City
United Electrical Workers
Murray
James Carey
Phil Murray
DEW
United Automobile Workers
American Party
John L. Lewis
Wengel Willkie
Russia
Carey
Chicago
United States
The Real Thing Walter Lippmann on Turkey and the Dardanelles
Walter Lippmann argues the Turkey crisis differs from prior Soviet disputes and centers on power. He warns that only hard power, not influence, can shift the regional balance as Turkey sits as a gate to the Soviet Union and the Mediterranean.
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Turkey
Dardanelles
Iran
Greece
Danube
Trieste
Korea
Manchuria
Indonesia
Democratic politics and Ed Kelly’s fix for Truman
Paul Mallon notes the Chicago boss Ed Kelly’s trip to Washington to influence Truman and Hannegan, amid a campaign drama over Wallace. He cites House lines at 239 Democrats to 192 Republicans and 4 others, with Republicans needing 24 seats for a plurality. He discusses unions and city machines in a Roosevelt style strategy, uncertain union loyalty ahead of elections.
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Chicago
Ed Kelly
Washington
Messrs
Truman
Hannegan
Mr. Wallace
Kelly
Hannegatn
Commerce
Wallace
House
Congress
Labor and Politics Surface in 1930s Union-CIO Debate
A political column analyzes the clash between railroad brotherhoods and CIO economists. It discusses the role of Pepper and Wallace as potential "sugar bait" for communists, Florida politics with Holland as a counter, and the Senate balance, noting Democrats hold eight more seats are needed for a majority while unions may sway the outcome.
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CIO
Wheeler
la Follette
Kelly
Hannegan
Wallace
Pepper
Florida
Russia
Senate
Demos
Polk Street Professor on Domestic Help and Winter Feet
A humorous piece notes John Edmonston's Coronet story about the difficulty of hiring and keeping domestic help. The narrator jokes about his wife’s cold feet warming his back and compares it to a freezing Arctic environment with playful references to electric blankets and strong drinks.
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John Edmonston
Taku
Bering Sea
Crossword Puzzle Half Hour Challenge
Crossword puzzle clues read across and down with answers for horizontal and vertical entries. Pictured U S representative and other definitions appear, seeking standard crossword solutions and abbreviations.
Turkey A Gate Two Ways in Great Power Struggle
The article argues Turkey’s strategic position as a two way gate for military power, enabling Russia to advance south or Western powers to the north. It stresses Turkey’s unique role as both defender and offensive launching point and frames the issue as essential and unavoidable in the broader security contest.
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Azerbaijan
Persia
Japan
South Korea
Bavaria
Italy
Poland
Korea
Saxony
Yugoslavia
Paris
Turkey
Red Army
Middle East
Russia
Trieste
Greece
Tran
Danube
Manchuria
Soviets Eye Ground Forces and Western Amphibious Power
The analysis notes that Soviet ground forces and Western air and sea amphibious strength could clash near vital targets on both sides while the Far East remains important yet distant from Russia and Western capitals. Germany looms as decisive in any settlement, though constraints are acknowledged.
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Russia
Germany
Not a Land Power Germany Not the Place Now
The fragment notes a shifted view on Germany’s role, suggesting it is not the land power suitable at this time, with a continuation indicated on page 14.
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Germany
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Walter Lippmann
Tito
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Caucasus
Mediterranean
India
Africa
Paul Mallon
Bedrock
Roosevelt
Polk Street
U.S Representative
Rhode Island
Russian
Peter Coy
Cope
Sam
Superman
Dagwood
Blondie
Bullseye
Gabby
Buggsy
Gamin
Chiddrens
Spertus
the Life Insurance Co. of
Virginia
A. L. Biggs
Jil Fisk
TEX Smith Radio Renue
West
6Th St
State Farm Insurance Companies
B. B. Williams Dist
East Fifth Ave
Frank Campbell
Southern Brokerage Co. Home Owned—Home Operated
Fisk
McClain
Blackstone Cleaners
Our
Tyler
Higginbotham Automobile CO
Wentworth
Tool Harrisburg
Houston, Texas
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