Globe-News Publishings Co announces Amarillo post date
The Globe-News Publishing Co announces the Amarillo Texas post office entry as a second class matter dated February 20 1924. It lists staff including GENE HOWE president and publisher JOHN McCARTY assistant publisher WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief and RAY PARR editor of The Globe with telephones and subscription rates for daily Sunday and mail delivery in Amarillo and surrounding areas.
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Amarillo
Texas
Ike
Globe and News
Isolationist Echoes Fill Tenney Committee Hearing
The excerpt recounts remarks by Paul Robeson and others during a California legislature Tenney committee session. Robeson argues Marxism thrives only in a wealthy society like today’s America while criticizing Soviet outcomes. The piece notes Allied and labor leaders’ cautious views on war and disarmament debates amid Cold War tensions.
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America
Lehman’s Dilemma in Senate Bid Split Support Draws Critique
George E. Sokolsky argues Herbert Lehman as a U S Senate candidate is courting conflicting backers including the American Labor Party and Communists. He criticizes Lehman for aligning with Wallace and Byrnes policies, warning such dual backing harms national unity and Byrnes’ foreign policy.
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Hrasrein Lenoan
United States Senate
Herbert Lehman
New York
UNRRA
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Dewey
Lehman
John J. Bennett, Jr
U. S. Senate
American Labor Party
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Wallace
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Daily Worker
State Department
A Lehman
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Fdr
Senate
Truman
Russia
Houdini
New York State
Paris
Elliott Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Harry Truman
Mr. Byrnes
United States
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Walter Lippmann on Mr Truman's press conferences
Walter Lippmann argues Truman should reform press briefings to protect the presidency from blunders. He says foreign policy matters should be answered in writing after preparation while domestic policy remains open to direct questioning, preserving freedom of the press and public accountability.
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Truman
Mr. Churchill
Fulton
Crowley
Mr. Truman
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
N. Y. Tribune, Inc
State of the Nation From 1929 to Postwar Low Mood and War Prosperity
The piece argues the United States faced a prolonged economic low mood from 1929 to 1939, worsened inflation and debt after 1945, and rising government subsidies. It contends war ended the malaise but notes debt growth, price inflation, material shortages, and possible red ink for 1946 across major industries. It critiques the New Deal and the shift toward directed democracy.
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United States
Inventory for Liberty in an Age of Fascism and War
The piece argues for a non political inventory of national strength and resources. It warns against totalitarianism and war as paths to prosperity and calls for a factual, non partisan appraisal of money value resources manpower and global position to preserve liberty and the constitutional government.
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Italy
Germany
Benito Mussolini
Adolph Hitler
England
America
King Features Sym Inc
Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle
Horizontal clues run with a full list of terms and abbreviations across and down. This grid includes standard crossword entries such as ambassador Leighton for 1 horizontal and multiple short words across the board. The puzzle covers common vocabulary and proper nouns in a traditional newspaper format.
Polk Street Professor Mirrors Honest Speech
A columnist riffs on truth and embellishment in everyday talk. He compares a farmer’s cautious reassurance to how people add cautious words to their statements. The core message is that final honesty often rests in a simple uncertain line.
Mr and Mrs Nunn Headed to Denver for Weeklong Trip
Mr and Mrs Stanley Nunn of 1008 Rusk depart for Denver stating they will stay about a week. The item notes a pinion tree in New Mexico yields a pinion nut only once after several years.
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Stanley Nunn
Rusk
Denver
New Mexico
Plans For Taxi Ordinance Meeting This Week
City manager A. P. Hancock plans a meeting with taxi companies this week to discuss a new ordinance regulating cab operation. The issue, ready since last January, follows heated exchanges between railroad interests and taxi firms sparked by a snowy day dispute over service.
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A. P. Hancock
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