Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo operations notice
Founding date February 20 1924 Entrea second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office under the 1878 act Published evenings except weekends in connection with the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore GENE HOWE president and publisher JOHN MCCARTY assistant publisher WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief Telephone number for all departments provided in the text
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Protecting the Postwar House and Fire Safety
Fire Prevention Week urges home buyers and builders to prioritize safety with fire resistant roofs proper chimneys adequate wiring and efficient heating. The National Fire Protective Association notes postwar housing can avoid fire risks and reduce losses by addressing structural hazards rather than relying on behavior alone.
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National Fire Protective Association
Japan
Rockefeller Jr Quote on Global Health Duty
Prominent financier John D. Rockefeller Jr asserts that human health concerns demand collective action from all nations. He emphasizes shared responsibility and solidarity as core moral duties in addressing worldwide well-being.
British Postwar Message on Industry and Image
Sir Granville Gibson warns that Britain must prove its manufacturing quality abroad as the war ends and the nation faces economic challenges. He emphasizes that “British made” goods must carry greater trust and value than ever before to strengthen the country’s global standing.
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Sir Granville Gibson
The Lost Peace and the Rise of a New World Order
In London a first class tragedy erupts as peace talks collapse. The essay critiques Dumbarton Oaks failures, San Francisco and Potsdam outcomes, and calls for a universal international order with or without Russia, urging law based, inclusive cooperation to avert life or death peril.
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VETS COME THROUGH FOR FOOTBALL
The column reflects on returning war veterans shaping intercollegiate football as autumn signals a cheer filled revival. It recalls Heywood Broun and student enthusiasm, noting veterans 24 and 25 back in college life after war. The piece ends predicting football’s rebound despite critics.
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Ald Times
Bronx
Heywood Broun
Soandso
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Harvard
Vic Kennard
Yale
Braun
Kennard
Broun
Victor Kennard
Brother Broun
Pizger
Trenty
Polk Street Professor Reconciles with Lipstick Poems
A humorous exchange features a brother Lynn in Stephenville replying to a poem about young daughter lipstick mishaps. The verse contrasts a Amarillo family and a Navy officer son, then imagines lipstick affection and a daughter to sit on his lap, ending with affectionate if cheeky wishes.
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Lynn
Stephenville
One World State by Paul Mallon
Washington column explores divergent views on how to handle atomic bomb development and disposal. President Truman favors international consultation while critics push for UN or world body control, yet experts warn against hasty, drastic action on an evolving scientific realm.
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King
Washington
Atomic Bomb News
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Feichelberger
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Crossword Puzzle From West Point Ad File
Crossword puzzle clues list including horizontal and vertical entries. The page shows multiple clue numbers and word hints such as pictured West Point athletic director Col Lawrence and various definitions. The layout suggests a published puzzle segment with standard across and down entries.
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West Point
Col
Lawrence
Soybeans: Ancient crop in modern American fields
Soybeans, among the newest crops in the United States, are also among humanity’s oldest, cited in Chinese writings 4,800 years ago. The note connects long history to current cultivation in the U S.
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