Globe-News Publishing Co. details and subscription rates
The notice lists founding date February 20 1924 entered second class February 20 1994 and publishing details for The Globe-News with offices at Sixth and Fillmore Amarillo Texas. It names GENE HOWE as president, JOHN McCARTY as assistant publisher, WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief and RAY PARR as editor of The Globe. It also provides subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier, including various durations and rates.
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Meat shortage debate mirrors larger wartime price controls
President Truman cites July August slaughter as cause of a looming fall meat shortage while Secretary Anderson argues large cattle and hog herds will convert feed to beef and pork. Analysts note price ceilings and market controls complicate profitability, urging cooperation to resolve enduring shortages.
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New York
Justice Jackson and the crime of aggressive war
Paul Mallon argues that the Nuremberg trial created a new world law making aggressive war a crime punishable by death, but he questions its practicality and potential for precedent. He notes confusion over whether military planning alone constitutes a crime and contrasts outcomes for German leaders. He doubts deterrence by hanging and questions implications for future generals.
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Byrnes Stuttgart speech signals evolving German policy
Walter Lippmann notes Byrnes spoke to an audience in Paris and stressed the speech was not a full policy statement. He argues the aim is a forty year disarmament treaty tied to a reconstructed German federal system with centralized protection of core German sovereignty and Ruhr governance under Allied guarantee.
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Legion has its chance to guide veterans home
Bill Cunningham argues the American Legion must lead postwar reconversion for World War II veterans. He warns that without leadership, guidance, housing, education and jobs alone cannot ensure purpose. The Legion’s present failure risks the nation and world’s future.
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Home Front
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Legion
United Feature Syn. Inc
Crossword Puzzle Clues Horizontal and Vertical List
Puzzle lists numerous clues for a cross crossword with horizontal and vertical entries including both common terms and abbreviations. Names like ambassador to Australia and various chemical and mathematical references appear among the items. The puzzle covers a wide range of word lengths and semantic fields.
Polk Street Professor on Wifes Cooking Flub Turns to Praise
A humorous reminiscence about a couple's early kitchen missteps and later praise for his wife's cooking. The narrator recalls a nervous first meal ruined by lemonade and sandwiches, then celebrates improvements and mutual affection. He notes wives crave compliments as much as husbands crave good food.
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Delmonico
Ruhr Settlement as Path to West European Unity
The owner of essential Ruhr resources should drive a settlement that rebuilds western Germany and fosters a regional understanding with the United Kingdom France the Netherlands and Belgium. This regional approach could help unite Europe and facilitate Soviet relations, arguing Germany two thirds reorganized aids broader European partition resolution.
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Netherlands
Belgium
Europe
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Soviet Union
N. Y. Tribune. Inc
New Safe Obtained For Amarillo College
A new 6000 pound second hand safe with a time clock was obtained for Amarillo College after burglars forced open the previous safe. The burglary on Sept 7 destroyed cash checks and bonds totaling about 15000 dollars. George Waddill, business manager of the college and Amarillo public schools, announced the purchase.
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College and Amarillo Public Schools
Amarillo Chamber Directors Set Luncheon Board Meeting
Directors of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will hold their regular board meeting tomorrow at noon. The group will meet in the Amarillo Hotel for luncheon.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Welding Plant Adds Mechanics To Meet Pump Drive Demand
Amarillo Welding and Machine Works at 217 North Polk plans to hire three to five skilled mechanics as Wintreath Pumps are manufactured in Amarillo for a seven state area. The firm, maker of the Johnson Right Angle Pump drive, serves U S and foreign pump companies. The plant, with 54 employees on two 10 hour shifts, has near capacity and recently enlarged its building and shop.
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Amarillo
America
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Wesley Johnson
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