Amarillo Globe News Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe News is published by Globe News Publishing Co with offices at Sixth and Pleesy. Gene Howe is president and publisher and John McCarty serves as assistant publisher. Wesley Zahand is editor in chief and telephone contacts are listed for all departments.
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Third Army chief seeks to curb troops ease with Germans
Lt Gen Lucian Truscott in charge of the Third Army plans an instructional program to counteract over friendliness toward Germans in the American occupation zone. He notes veterans have reason for distrust while new troops, homesick and see a peaceful Germany, risk falling prey to Nazi propaganda from pretty girls and others.
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Public schools not enough for child training says Republican
The Columbus Indiana Republic notes a need for more training of children in right and wrong beyond what public schools can provide.
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Cry for Justice and the War Crimes Trial
Nation's No 1 Woman Columnist critiques the wartime trials, questioning their authority and potential impact on international law. She cites threats in Europe, mass mobilizations, and the danger of a court serving political ends, urging a universal, permanent system of justice.
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Trouble Zone in Middle East
George E F Sokols ky reviews Leon Dennens book Trouble Zone in the Middle East arguing the region’s struggle shapes European and American policy. He notes risks from Ottoman legacy to Soviet influence and stresses frank democratic support over anti Russian or anti democracy labels.
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Polk Street Professor Transfer Mentioned
Neighbor Lou Ellickson is reported to be transferred back to Pennsylvania.
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National Safety Council cites about 900 hunting mishap fatalities yearly
The National Safety Council states that approximately 900 people die annually in hunting mishaps. This figure reflects the ongoing dangers of hunting activities and the need for safety measures among hunters and communities.
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Navy Mothers Tag Day to Benefit Maritime Welfare
Navy Mothers Club of America Amarillo 209 holds Navy Day tag sale with Mrs M F Jordan chairing. Proceeds fund maritime welfare. sale HQ at 500 Polk and selling spots listed with named workers and stations across Polk, Third to Tenth streets and Seventh and Taylor.
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Truman's river policy praised as model for national progress
Philadelphia columnist lauds the Tennessee Valley Authority as a pioneer model uniting flood control, power, and regional development. The piece argues local river authorities reduce political control from distant centers, empower local communities, and spur broader river basin plans nationwide despite opposition from entrenched interests.
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Horizont Hints and Word Fragments Across A Puzzle Grid
A list of crossword like clues spans military terms S Latin fragments and short definitions. The items include references to U S Army groups S chemical symbols and varied wordplay with several numbers and partial phrases.
Fighth, Mrs J B Raymond Ninth and Lydia Roach Tenth
A fragment item lists individuals Fighth and Mrs J B Raymond at ninth and Lydia Roach at tenth place. The readable text suggests a minor ranking or naming sequence in a local event or notice without full context.
Santa Fe Officials To Show Employees Safety Film
Santa Fe officials plan a safety program at the Santa Fe Building auditorium tonight at eight. Motion pictures on railway safety will be shown to employees and their families with J. B. Briscoe division superintendent and A. N. Baker and C. H. Robinson safety supervisors in charge. Employees from nearby towns will attend.
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Dorothy Stanford joins Agilaian Club at TWU Denton
Dorothy Sue Stanford daughter of Mr and Mrs FR Lee Stanford 1010 Roberts becomes a member of the Agilaian Club of Texas State College for Women at Denton after completing an informal initiation period.
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