Amarillo Globe records publication details and staff
The Amarillo Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and its posting under federal act with post office endorsement. It lists positions including Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Wesley Izard editor in chief and notes telephone numbers for all departments.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Rimeare
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Young Latin American girl urges English mastery in Edinburg
A Edinburg High School editorial by Lucia Longoria urges Latin American students to speak English at school and at home to better compete as Americans. Mrs. Rogers Kelley endorses republication of the piece, highlighting language as a path to improved understanding amid Texas r ace issues.
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Associated Press
Jack Rutledge
Dallas Associated Press
Good Neighbor Commission
Texas
Edinburg
Rogers Kelley
Lucia Longoria
Edinburg High School
United States
Russia and diplomacy tone in Izvestia critiqued
King Features columnist analyzes Izvestia's London Peace Conference editorial. He argues the Soviet position reversed on invitations to China and France, exposing deceit and a failure to take responsibility for Russia’s deadlock. The piece paints the Russian mind as emotional and political, with focus on satire of official Russian rhetoric.
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Washington
Russia
Izvestia
London
Byrnes
John Foster Dulles
China
France
United States
Britain
Stalin
Ot Ines
Questions Storm Against Patton by Bill Cunningham
The column argues Patton saved his military honor while AMG officers in Munich handled civilian reorganization in postwar Germany. It notes Patton rarely visited Munich, kept to military matters, and that the AMG controlled civil affairs, including press taps and burgo-meister selections. The piece closes with Tokyo news: Japan forms a new joint news agency named Kudo.
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Pastor Niemoeller
AMG
Lucius Clay
Munich
Walter Glefel
Berlin
Bad Wiesse
G-5
Glefel
Dacha
Patton
Bad Tolz
Germany
Tokyo
Osaka
Dome
Polk Street Professor’s Advice on Returning Service Men
A columnist mocks the idea of guiding conversations with returning servicemen and hints at controversial topics to avoid. The piece suggests magazines push provocative instructions for civilian interactions with veterans.
American optimism to outpace postwar doubt
Washington notes say pessimism about U S production is misplaced as War Mobilization chief Garder reports rapid postwar conversion progress. Private capital, corporate coffers and banks are robust, with 146 billion dollars in private cash and government bonds ready to back civil ventures while the Economy Development committee reports widespread readiness to convert war plants and labor to peacetime needs.
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Ralph W. Page
Philadelphia Bulletin
Washington
United States
America
John W. Garder
Evnomo
Committee For Economic Development
Walter D. Fuller
Philadelphia
Baronus
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues Pairing
A list of crossword clues for horizontal and vertical entries including term definitions and abbreviations. The grid references nouns adjectives and names like Okinawa and Danewort appear among the clues. The puzzle blends geography biology and language with themed entries.
Texan POW Corporal Carter Returns for Rest in Oklahoma
Corporal Uell M. Carter formerly of the 131st Field Artillery arrived at Borden General Hospital Chickasha Oklahoma for rest and medical checkup after liberation from Japanese camps. He was captured at Java on Nov 8 1942 and held at Madura Soerabaja Bandoeng Batavia and other locations before liberation on Sept 16. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Newman M Carter of 1608 Taylor.
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Cpl
Uell M. Carter
Borden General Hospital
Chickasha
Okla
Carter
131St Field Artillery
Australia
Java
Prisooner
Madura
Soeraboia
Bandoeng
Batavia
Newman M. Carter
Taylor
Local hunters return from South Dakota trip with pheasant report
Henry Beverley of 3402 Polk and N. V. Moss city water superintendent returned from a hunting trip to South Dakota. Moss said the pheasant hunting was good.
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Henry Beverley
Polk
N. V. Moss
South Dakota
Moss
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