Amarillo Globe News masthead and staff credits
The Amarillo Globe News presents its publication details including founding date February 20 1924 second class matter status post office listing publisher president and publisher Gene Howe assistant publisher John McCarty editor in chief Wesley Izard and department telephone lines with publication evenings except weekends and Sunday morning tie to Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Ali
Big Three face clash after London talks
The London Council of Foreign Ministers shows two clear facts: a new peace terms attempt is needed and the differences in London must be settled first. The form of the next meeting depends on the Big Three, with Molotov opposing equal sovereignty and pressing for world dictate, while the United States must use its dollar, production, and atomic strength to push a compromise toward recovery.
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Council of Foreign Ministers
London
United Nations
Byrnes
Molotov
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Germany policy quarrel shows deep policy confusion
Dorothy Thompson argues the German policy split stems from Yalta Potsdam dictated aims not Ike's. She notes Eisenhower defers to higher directives, Smith criticizes Bavarian conservatives and Nazi links. Thompson warns against conflating conservatism with Nazism and cautions on democratization under occupation.
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Eisenhower
Patton
Germany
Yalta
Potsdam
Walter Bedell Smith
Karl Goerdeler
Himmler
Faulhaber
von Gallen
Hitler
Losing face around the world by Bill Cunningham
United Features columnist Bill Cunningham surveys postwar disarray in Washington and abroad. He argues Eisenhower Patton tensions and MacArthur Acheson clashes worsen leadership, while Russia’s moves and domestic strikes threaten reconversion and public morale. He notes Bavaria Nazi legacies and Cardinal Faulhaber’s stance as cautionary context. Future leadership and resolve are urged.
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Eisenhower
Patton
Germany
MacArthur
Department of State
Acheson
Japan
London
Byrnes
Truman
Russia
Stalin
France
Belgium
Sweden
Britain
America
Wilson
Roosevelt
Churchill
Washington
Dempsey
Caspar Milquetoast
Bavaria
Friderich Fritz Schaeffer
U. S. Army
Dioktor Schaeffer
AMG
Michael Cardinal von Faulhaber
Cardinal Faulhaber
Pastor Niemoeller
Paulhaber
Polk Street Professor Recall at Wedding Ceremony
A fragment recalls a wedding scene on Polk Street where a groom stood frozen at the moment of conclusion, prompting an increasingly upset preacher as the ceremony stalled.
SOLDIER NOT A SOLOMON BY RALPH W PAGE
Washington editorial lauds General George Smith Patton Jr comparing him to Caesar and Stonewall Jackson while warning against placing such decisive leaders in peacetime roles. The piece commends his leadership and battlefield skill in Sicily and France and cautions about domestic use of military power.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Washington
George Smith Patton, Jr
Julius Caesar
Anthony Wayne
Patton
Sicily
France
Stonewall Jackson
Vicksburg
United States
Buffalo Bill
Wild Life
Geronimo
Indian Bureau
Bavaria
New York
Crossword Puzzle Clues Aimed at Historic Themed Grid
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbered entries covering persons, places, actions, and objects. Includes references to radio personalities heroes and various abbreviations, plus era oriented terms and linguistic hints.
Army Veteran To Receive Inactive Duty
Captain Doyle R. Bunch, an 18 month Europe veteran with the 83rd Infantry Division, arrives on terminal leave to visit his wife at 1200 Travis. He will go on inactive duty December 4 after serving with the First Army and was wounded in action December 12 at Guranich Germany, earning the Bronze Star in addition to the Purple Heart.
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Doyle R. Bunch
Travis
Europe
83Rd Infantry Division
Guranich
Germany
Bunch
We Feature Marie Earle Cosmetics at Herbert Drug
The Prescription Drug Store in Amarillo promotes Marie Earle Cosmetics with contact via Phone 2-3221.
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Marie Earle
Herbert
Amarillo
Sturgeon Declared Royal Property by King Edward II
A royal decree by King Edward II proclaims all sturgeon in Great Britain’s waters as property of the crown, placing fish caught or found under state ownership and control.
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Edward II
Great Britain
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Speat Man
Amarillo Optical Company
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