Amarillo Globe front page masthead details
A fragment shows the Amarillo Globe masthead with founding date February 20 1924 and publication notes. It references association with The Amarillo Daily News and lists executives including Gene Howff and John McCarty.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howf
John McCarty
Ews
Wisdacc
Asbat
Shes Pisses Hs
ASCAP backs writers amid wartime songs debate
The American Society of Composers authors and Publishers defends songwriters amid concerns the war era lacks a hit equal to Over There. It cites Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition as the strongest candidate and warns radio repetition may undermine lasting appeal.
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American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
NGS
ASCAP
Johnny Doughboy
Ireland
Education and Military Wisdom Quotes Featured
A quotation from Brig. Gen. Haywood S. Nansell Jr of the 8th Air Force cites military advantage through steady strength. A Richmond Indiana school official Miss Laverne Strong emphasizes addressing each child’s educational emotional social and mental maturity for overall development.
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Haywood S. Nansell, Jr
8Th Air Force
Laverne Strong
Richmond, Ind
Manufacturers Leader Opposition to Monopoly and Labor Practices
Frederick C. Crawford head of the National Association of Manufacturers argues that monopoly harms the public interest as much when labor practices oppress workers as when capital does.
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Frederick C. Crawford
National Association of Manufacturers
Clouded view of Anglo American talks dominates debate
Washington column examines how British and American leaders and press clash over postwar trade and military bases. It notes five U S senators push for equal trade and bases abroad while London signals cooperation with Portugal and bases at the Azores.
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Washington
Churchill
United States
Sonny
London
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Senator Mead
White House
Lodge
Russia
Japan
Chandler
Pacific
Europe
Churches of the West Speak Out by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson argues that evil serves a divine purpose and hails a peace declaration by leaders of Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths. She contrasts Mephisto and Hitler, applauds religious unity against force, and notes Russia’s church revival and the need for a global moral framework.
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Dorothy Thompson
Satan
Europe
Hitler
Frederick Voigt
Caesar
Russia
God
Bank Robbery Plot Thickens in Horse Prairie
In Horse Prairie Chapter 14, Jones confronts banker Haines over the Holeman grant and a risky partnership. The arrival of U.S. Marshal Jinx Mueller shocks Tubac, who faces a demanded wallet check and a deadly stare as stakes rise.
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Tubac
Holeman Grant
Sam Holeman
Haines
Jinx Mueller Confronts Tubac Jones Over Counterfeit Bills
Clem Colt reports in El Paso a tense confrontation where Jinx Mueller accuses Tubac Jones of handling counterfeit money. Jones denies knowing anything, while Mueller presses for the missing note and the hidden Blackwater still. The scene hints at a largerStampede guard and a sly Lot Deckerman behind the fake note.
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el Paso
Chacon
Jinx Mueller
Blackwater
Lot Deckerman
Mueller
Jones
Tubac
Jinx
Tubac Jones
Ernie Pyle Describes Guts and Grit on Golden Gate Tower
In a 1936 San Francisco column, Ernie Pyle recounts the fear and awe of ascending the Golden Gate Bridge tower. He describes the rickety elevator, fog, exposure, and the remembered safety of civilian life as he confronts vertigo and the tremor of fraying cables.
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Ernie Pyle
Ernie
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Golden Gate
Sausalito
Harold Tittmann Appointed Vatican Observer Under War Rules
Oswald Garrison Villard profiles Harold H. Tittmann American Charge dAffaires in the Vatican chosen to observe from within the Vatican while war continues. He must remain confined there with limited movement and separation from his family. A Protestant with deep Italy experience and heroism in World War I, Tittmann earns high regard for character and statecraft.
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United States
Vatican
Rome
Manser
Giovaanni Baptista Montion
Harold H. Tittmann
Tittmann
Papal Gardens
Mussolini
Holy City
Mr. Tittmann
Switzerland
State Department
Papal
Italy
Harold Tittmann
Taylor
Soissoris
St. Louis
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Legation
Paris
Foreign Service
Hull
Harold Tittman
IT WAS HIS ERROR
A New Yorker piece recalls a commuter mixed up on the wrong train at Penn Station and a conductor who nearly confirms the error before revealing the mix up was his own. The story ends with light humor as the conductor realizes the passenger was right in the initial claim.
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Penn Station
Quotes on labor, democracy, and empire in wartime context
A collection of excerpts highlights views on worker readjustment after war, fascist threat, corporate democracy, and decolonization. Notable voices include U S Bureau of Labor Statistics Archibald MacLeish Henry A Wallace and Henry 8 Villard stressing skills, philosophy of conquest, corporate organization, and colonial policy.
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U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Archibald MacLeish
Librarian of
Congress
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Today's Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A crossword puzzle grid lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers. Entries include U S Lieut General, water barrier, arid, coast guard, Long Island, 3 1416, and other terms.
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U. S
Long Island
Coast Guard
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