Amarillo Globe masthead details and staff
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, published evenings except weekends, in connection with Amarillo Daily News. Publication attributed to The Globe News Publishing Co with GENE HOWE president, JOHN McCARTY assistant publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Return of the service member brings joy while red tape lingers
Hundreds of families cheer the homecoming of service members as the Army Navy and Marines push to return them to civilian clothes. Yet many still face delays in discharge amid slow separation procedures and lingering red tape that prolongs the agony of waiting for a loved one.
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Army
Navy
Marines
View of Europe Challenges U S Image and Tax Burden
David Anderson reports that Europe does not view the United States as a land of saints and heroes and warns that wartime taxpayer burdens will not ease unless citizens protest vigorously, according to Sen Styles Bridges.
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U. S
Europe
Land
David Anderson
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
General MacArthur on Japan landings as a historic gamble
General Douglas MacArthur compared the Japan landings to history's greatest gamble noting ground forces faced overwhelming odds, described as a thousand to one. The remark emphasizes strategic risk and resolve during World War II operations.
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Japan
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Unemployment Fear Feeds Alarm Across American Institutions
Senator Robert F. Wagner of New York warns that unemployment and its dread threaten the social fabric and the American way of life, highlighting the broader impact on society. He urges vigilance and policy action to mitigate the looming crisis affecting families, communities, and national stability.
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Robert F. Wagner
New York
Fate of Shintoism
Dorothy Thompson argues that Allied efforts cannot de Shintoizing Japan by decree. She notes religion survives state meddling, warns suppression may harden belief, and urges careful, long term policy recognizing Shinto as cultural and political rather than purely religious.
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Germany
Eisenhower
Patton
Japan
MacArthur
United States
Church of England
Hitler
Niemoellers
Austria
Soviet Russia
Nagasaki
Reparations questions cloud London accord says sokolsky
George E. Sokolski argues the reparations issue at London hinges on who pays and how Italy, Germany, Russia and Japan would supply or receive compensation. He notes U S credits may fund allies, Germany might yield capital goods, and China could seize mills, with the U S aim to avoid direct reparations through loans. He contrasts US Britain wealth with Russia as a have not, and flags unresolved Japan and Germany deals.
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Italy
United States
London
Germany
UNRRA
Japan
General MacArthur
China
Manchuria
Korea
Asia
Russia
General Motors
Great Britain
Polk Street Professor Rants on Taxes and Purse Tax
A reader voices outrage at a 20 percent tax on a wife’s purse and questions why taxes apply to handbags but not pants or hip pockets. He invokes Carrie Nation and historical examples to condemn what he calls an abominable levy and taxation without representation.
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Carrie Nation
Boston
Texas
Patrick Henry
Soviet science by Ralph W Page
Washington notes that science fuels global progress and that the Soviet Union prioritizes research with high pay honors and broad government support. Langmuir testifies Soviet incentives and rewards rival Western systems, prompting calls for expanded U.S. science funding to match pace and keep peaceful, shared advancement for all humanity.
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Ralph W. Page
Philadelphia Bulletin
Washington
Russia
Kilgore
Senate
Irving Langmuir
General Electric Research Laboratories
Academy of Sciences
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal 62 That place
The clues list common crossword entries across several numbers with definitions for words such as small bunch, inn, squire, married, donkey, and many others. It presents a dense set of crossword hints likely from a daily paper puzzle page.
County Accepts Bid for Gasoline and Asphalt Supplies
County commissioners approved buying 8000 gallons of gasoline from The Texas Company at six cents per gallon plus delivery and authorized a half car load of rock asphalt and 3000 gallons of liquid asphalt for city street repairs. They also approved attending a Stabilizing Road material demonstration in Nacogdoches and authorized bids for a photographic machine for the county clerk. Seven percent of Canada’s meat supply comes from wild fowl and game.
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Texas Company
J. L. Adams
George Killian
Hal van Valkenberg
Nacogdoches
Veteran Todd Visits Parents After Army Service
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd D Todd host the veteran at 1306 West Thirteenth en route to North Hollywood Cal. He was discharged at Fort Sill October 10 with 126 points and first lieutenant after four years in the Pacific Coast Artillery and aircraft units. He married Anna Laura Heiman of North Hollywood last November after overseas duty.
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Lloyd D. Todd
O. E. Todd
West Thirteenth
North Hollywood
Cal
Todd
Army
Fot Sill
Pacific
Coast Artillery
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
University of Texas
Deisel Engineering
Los Angeles
Anna Laura Heiman
North Hoolywood
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Wretch
Oncle
Willie
Holts
Campbell
Donald Duce
Wiih Dtaney
Superman
Red Ryder
Canada
Jere B. Johnson, M. D
Fisk Building
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Buchavnan
Vernon Hancock
G. McClain
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
Anon G. Leard
India
Nona Mae Leard
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Third
Marie Earle
Herbert
Amarillo Ice CO
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