Amarillo Globe and News publisher and staff listing
The Amarillo Globe and News announces staff roles and contact details with Wesley and Izzard as presidents and publishers and Paul Allingham as editor in chief. It lists circulation rates for daily and Sunday editions and indicates publishing schedule and office contacts.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
A Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore Gene
Wesley & Izzard
Pessonarisés
Paul Allingham
Globe and News
Cold War Ideology and the Fear of World War
A persuasive critique arguing the Cold War is not a fight against economic Communism but against Soviet totalitarianism and expansion. It asserts the United States must lead, defend freedom, and prevent Moscow from dominating the world, warning against appeasement and demoralization.
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Soviet Bloc
United States
Russia
Moscow
Gromyko
Vishinsky
Germany
Cripps and Lie on postwar unity and governance
Sir Stafford Cripps argues against tying economies to foreign policies despite friendship. Trygve Lie contends that nations and the UN must overcome discord after creating the United Nations, warning about political limits for soldiers and leaders amid global shocks.
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Sir Stafford Cripps
The Big Swede Ole Svendsen Weighs In On Milk Route
Ole Svendsen a towering dairy worker arrives in Minneapolis with a mammoth frame. He pulls a wagon for the milk route and wins crowds, customers, and headlines as he survives a derailment and keeps delivering despite a frightful scare.
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Ole Svendsen
Minneapolis
Dorn
Ole
Chamber of Commerce
St. Paul
Dairy League
Billy Rose
Vandenberg’s Role in Shaping U N Policy and Senate Power
Sumner Welles discusses Arthur Vandenberg’s pivotal influence as chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He argues Vandenberg helped include key UN Charter provisions, including enabling the General Assembly to discuss issues of international peace and security, shaping U S foreign policy amid a powerful Senate.
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Senate
Congress
Coun
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur Vandenberg
United Nations
Senator Vandenberg
San Francisco
General Assembly
Security Council
Vanderberg
Department of State
Byrnes
Vandenberg
Council On World Affairs
Cleveland
Rio de Janeiro
Danube
Italy
Greece
Paris
Railroads and Treasury policies amid postwar strain
George E. Sokolsky argues the Treasury hindered railroads during profitable years, preventing reserves and modernization. He notes rising operating costs since 1939, insufficient current earnings, and risk of degraded rail infrastructure if war demands arise. He cites air power, transportation needs, and global air bases as part of strategic critique.
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Soviet Russia
Treasury
Inter
Railroads face funding gap amid postwar costs and defense needs
Walter S. Franklin argues Eastern railroads lack funds to recover after wartime strain. He cites Pennsyl vania Railroad deferred maintenance exceeding 100 million dollars and rising costs, wages, and lower revenues. He warns that without adequate capital, defense logistics and future wars could be endangered.
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State Commerce Commission
Walter S. Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad
King Features Syn., Inc
Polk Street Professor Claims Guns Safeguard Democracy
A Washington based Director of Civilian Marksmanship touts the Springfield rifle at 30 dollars and opposes gun bans. He argues democrats push laws to disarm citizens, warns against government control, cites Mussolini, and defends constitutional right to bear arms against crooks and tyrants.
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Washington
Formin
Mussolini
Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle
Horizontal entries list clues with numbers and answers for a prior puzzle. Vertical clues fill the grid including European country cat type measure valley army and more with abbreviations noted. The page presents a standard newspaper crossword grid with across and down hints.
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Army
Commission Elects Officers For New Terms In Texas
The Texas Library and Historical Commission announced new terms ending August 31, 1948. Re elected were L W Kent Houston as chairman Laura Aline Honbby Dallas as vice chairman and Mrs Herbert P Gambrell Dallas as secretary.
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Austin
The
Texas Library and Historical Commission
L. W. Kent
Houston
Laura Aline Honbby
Dallas
Herbert P. Gambrell
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