Amarillo Globe publication masthead and staff
A clipped page shows the 1924 Globe masthead for Amarillo Texas with publication notes and staff names including Gene Howe as president and publisher John McCarthy as assistant publisher Wesley Izzard as editor in chief. It notes evening publication except Saturdays and Sundays and ties to The Globe-News Publishing Co.
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A. Ie
Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Blisher
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Mitsuru Toyama Death Noted As Evil Leader and War Architect
The obituary recalls Mitsuru Toyama as a notorious Japanese figure, founder of the Black Dragon Society and alleged mastermind behind decades of aggression. It credits him with shaping policy toward war, alliances, and the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere, and notes his influence over elites and events leading to Pearl Harbor.
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Mitsuru Toyyama
Toyama
Black Dragon Society
Germany
Greater East Asia
Tojo
Pearl Harbor
Hitler
Himmler
Mitsuru Toyama
War profits and future debt warning from U S C C president
Eric A. Johnston, president of the U S C of C, notes war boosts profits and wages but stresses that borrowing burdens future generations and will require repayment. He warns against imposing excessive future costs while praising current economic gains.
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Eric A. Johnston
U.S. C. of
Alice at Dumbarton Oaks and the tea party allegory
Dorothy Thompson argues the Dumbarton Oaks draft misreads world peace needs. She warns against rushing a UN charter that preserves current power structures and fails to define aggression or guarantee security for smaller nations.
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Dumbarton Oaks
Alice
Wonderland
China
World
World Organization of Nations and Peoples
A Letter From Home to Boys in Service
The Globe runs a weekly feature sharing readers’ greetings to service members. This issue notes Christmas package mailing deadlines, local wedding announcements, veterans news, college and school updates, and several military notices including injuries and assignments.
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Armed Services
The
Globe
Desire to Kill in Northern Tunisia War Dispatch
Ernie Pyle writes from Northern Tunisia in April 1943 about returning to the front after a respite. He notes a clear change in the troops, with intensified combat and a stronger, more grim outlook among soldiers and commanders alike.
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Ernie Pyle
Tunisia
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down for Canadian Navy Theme
Crossword puzzle clues cover horizontal and vertical entries with hints for naval terms Latin words abbreviations and common suffixes. Readers fill in answers from 1 7 13 14 15 16 18 19 22 25 28 29 30 31 32 35 37 38 40 43 46 47 50 53 55 56 and vertical clues including 1 2 4 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 16 17 20 21 23 24 26 27 33 34 35 36 37 39 41 42 44 51 52 53 54.
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Santa Claus
Jim Oakes
Court of Civil Appeals
Arthur B. Hayes
Margaret Wills School
Sandies
Pantex Ordnance Plant
A. W. Haight
Ruth Waroff
Washington Street
Amarillo College
Benny Waller
James Higley
Amarillo
Betty Sneed
Custis
Robert Garner
Charlotte Allen
Carl Yonkers
the Hague
Holland
Heather
Glendale
Cal
Mary Klingensmith
Ed Pangburn
USNR
New York City
Dalhart
Jimmy Doolittle
North Africa
Southwest Pacific
Fifth Air Force
James W. Herbert
Ken
Marvin Chamberlain
England
Bill Leach
Panhandle Lumber Company
William Leach
Central Flying Command
Randolph Field
Robert G. Hester
Hester
Seldon Simpson
A. Simpson
France
Major Simpson
Scott Edwards
Edwards
India
Francis L. Gilmore
Naval Hospital
San Diego Bay
Gilmore
Max Bingswanger
United States
Bingswanger
Eae
San Diego
Willard C. Ball
A. J
Ramey
Doyle Foreman
Ray McCausland
Sandiesridders
Norman Tigers
Butler Field
San Angelo
Norman
Carillo Field
Sky Giants
West Texas State
Norman Naval Air Station
Nova Scotia
Front Line War Psychology and Moral Transition Described
The writer contrasts soldiers killing as a profession with noncombatants viewing killing as murder. He notes soldiers embrace combat and mass mortality while civilians detach emotionally, yet admits nights bring the harsh realization of war’s enormity. The piece ends with local reflections on youths, drinks, and lazy workers.
Moon Mullins
A chronicle of notable events from 1929 to 1939 including Hirohito’s daughter birth, first Australia America phone call, Santa Fe railroad line proposal, Yamamoto’s naval conference stance, Red Cross youth guidance remark, Ruth Bryan Owen’s speaking invitation, and a Nazi attack with French retreat, plus congressional testimony on a trade deal and a poll tax indictment of Maury Maverick.
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Hirohito
Japan
Australia
America
Santa Fe Railroad
Amarillo
Colorado
Henry M. Baker
Red Cross
Europe
Ruth Bryan Owen
U. S
Denmark
West Texas State College
United States
Argentina
District Court
Maury Maverick
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Patrick
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Africa
Polk Street
Hershel
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Fellows
Bill Jenkson
Isohiru Yamamoto
London
Moon Mullins
Moon
Kayo
Mush
Mom
Wes
John Stebbins
Donald Duck
Walt Disney
Nn Ryder
Red Ryder
Qgher
Scabin
Boxwell Bros
Perryton
Dumas
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