Amarillo Globe Chronicle History and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe was founded February 20, 1924 as second class matter and published evenings with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. The Globe News Publishing Co. with officers Gene Howf President and Publisher John McCarty Assistant Publisher and Wesley Izzard Editor-in-Chief operates from Sixth and GENE HOWF.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howf
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Chiang Kai-shek decries Communist betrayal of 1937 pact
Chiang Kai-shek accuses the Chinese Communist Party of failing to join a unified national government and of obstructing the war against Japan. He says Reds assault government troops and seize territory while not fighting Nippon. The piece calls for Reds to come in from the cold and notes postwar U.S. economic concerns.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Chinese Communist Party
Japan
China
Nippon
Chiang
Literacy movement gains momentum says Washington pastor
Dr Warren Hastings argues literacy uplift is the era’s most thrilling change and the church should join the drive. He contends that educated populations empower the exploited worldwide as reading and writing spread.
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Warren Hastings
Washington
Brown Goodbye by Paul Mallon reflects OPA exit timing
The piece argues Prentiss Brown quit at an opportune moment amid price wage disputes. It notes Roosevelt, farm leaders, and labor pressures shaping policy and suggests statistics are manipulated to justify wage and price shifts.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Leon Henderson
Prentiss Brown
Brown
Roosevelt
Ickes
Henderson
Opa
White House
Congress
Mr. Brown
Pearl Harbor
United States Chamber of Commerce
Treasury
Dark revelations uncover Horse Prairie heiress plot
Sue Lambert travels from Joplin to Arizona after learning she may be heir to Sam Holeman’s vast Horse Prairie fortune. Bank pressures and a tense stakeout unfold as Gillcrist & Patterson seek control, and Tubac arrives with a revelatory tale that could shift the balance of power in the town.
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Tubac
Susan H. Lambert
Wichita Falls
Sam Holeman
Sam
Gillhrist, Gillcrist & Patterson
Gillcrist, Sr
Arizona
Holeman
Horse Prairie
Mr. Gillcrist
Stockman’s Bank & Mortgage Loan
Stockton
Gillchrist
Gillcrist
Patterson
Stockton House
Sue Lambert
Joplin
Missouri
Holeman Heir Threatened by Local Power Figure
Sue faces coercion from Haines who taunts her as Holeman heir and pressures marriage to Carlin to secure status. He warns of prison and public ruin, claiming town influence if she refuses, as Tabac notes Sue’s fear and plan to flee toward the livery stable.
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Holeman
Yuma
Jones
Carlin
Stampede
Tabac
Haines
Sue
Tubac and Sue Face Hidden Threats at Sam’s Crumbling Ranch
Tubac suspects Carlin, a former guard, and plans to confront him. He scouts the hollow ranch where Sam’s HQ burned to ashes, leaving only a broken chimney as Lot Deckerman’s reply. Sue fears Mr. Haines’ lies will hurt her arrival. To Be Continued.
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Tubac
Carlin
Haines
Sue
Mr. Haines
Jack
Vermillion Peaks
Sam
Lot Deckerman
Inflation versus deflation warned by Vinson
Economic Stabilization Director Fred M. Vinson warned that inflation harms private enterprise and a free economy while deflation follows, causing unemployment hunger bankruptcy and foreclosures.
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Fred M. Vinson
Gallup poll shows strong American insistence on crushing Germany
In a nationwide Gallup survey from Oct 28 Americans favor continuing the war until the German Army is crushed, with 70 percent choosing war over peace even if Hitler is ousted and lands are ceded. Women favor peace more than men, while a separate poll rejects Germany's plan to keep conquered lands.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Hitler
Germany
Russia
Italy
Reich
Europe
What We Do Not Know About War Plans
Lipppmann argues that most wartime understanding relies on missing data and cautions against filling gaps with ideology. He notes hidden military estimates shape politics from Casablanca to Moscow, urging restraint and emphasizing the danger of premature conclusions about a second front and Russian aims.
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Lippmann
Marshall
Stalin
Churchill
Roosevelt
Casablanca
Quebec
Moscow
Europe
Akimov
Red Army
Tunisia
Rome
Genoa
Badoglio
Italy
Balkan
Kiska
Guerrilla Bands Hold Malaya Jungle Front Aboard
A Cantonese report via a Singapore escapee describes hundreds of Australian and Chinese guerrillas still operating in Malayan jungles a year after Japanese conquest. Singapore’s port is desolate, with rationed food, limited defenses, interned British officers, and a Singapore Defense Corps formed from Chinese youths.
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Chungking
China
Malayan
Malaya
Thailand
Singapore
Singapore Defense Corps
Envy and Mercy Referenced in Biblial Verses and Poetic Verse
A compact collage of biblical lines and classical verse. The excerpt cites Proverbs 3 31 on envying oppressors and Ovid praising noble heights, alongside Psalms 79 8 invoking mercies.
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