Amarillo Globe masthead and staff list
The Amarillo Globe details its founding date February 20 1924 postal registration under 1878 act and publishing relation to Amarillo Daily News. It lists leadership including GENE HOWE as President and Publisher JOHN MCCARTY Assistant Publisher and WESLEY IZZARD Editor in Chief along with department telephone line.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
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Genocide term coined for Nazi trials
The article credits Raphael Lemkin of Duke University with coining genocide to describe the Nazis crimes. It notes the indictment cites deliberate and systematic genocide against civilian groups and calls the defendants guilty of mass murder and extermination.
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United Nations
Raphael Lemkin
Duke University
Genos
Roosevelt betrayal of Jews shocks Zionist leaders in US
George Sokolsky argues Roosevelt aided Ibn Saud with 25 million dollars, betrayed Jewish hopes for Palestine, and damaged the Atlantic Charter. He blasts Yalta divisions over Korea and condemns diplomats, urging U.S. citizens to enforce law at home and curb youth gangs.
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United States
Roosevelt-Ibn Saud
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Palestine
Ibn Saud
Yalta
Korea
Winston Churchill
Teheran
San Francisco
Potsdam
America
San Jacinto School Holds Fall Carnival Night
San Jacinto School at 400 Carolina plans a Friday night carnival on November 2. The PTA, led by president Mrs. Roger Reed, will run a 6 PM cafe sale with chili hamburgers pies cakes and drinks followed by eight entertainments including fish pond picture show magic dancing and voice recording to raise funds for the school.
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San Jacinto School
Carolina
San Jacinto
Springfield delegates face strike at statewide labor convention
Delegates to the Illinois State Federation of Labor convention were told no printed programs would be available as the three day session began and Springfield Typographical Union members walked out over wage disputes.
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Springfield
Iliness State Federation of Labor
APL
Springfield Typographical Union
Wase
Business Club To Sponsor District Meeting in Amarillo
Amarillo will host a district meeting of American Business Clubs District Six covering Texas and Oklahoma Tentative date set for November 17 Plans were finalized by Amarillo club board of governors during a dinner guest Pete Neumann national executive secretary from Danville Illinois and James B Love lace national president of American Business Clubs expect to attend Also Jimmy Wilson national vice president from Lubbock will attend.
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Amarillo
American Business Clubs
Texas
Oklahoma
Amarillo Club
Pete Neumann
Danville
Neumann
James B. Lovelace
High Point
N. C
Jimmy Wilson
Lubbock
John Plant Receives Army Release With Reserve Commission
Lt John H Plant, son of Mrs T W Holeman, 814 Cleveland, has been discharged from the Army Air Forces at Stuttgart Ark after nearly four years of service and awarded a reserve officer's commission. A reconnaissance pilot and Amarillo High School 1940 graduate, he also played ex Sandie football.
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John H. Plant
T. W. Holeman
Cleveland
Army Air Forces
Stuttgart
Ark
Amarillo High School
German police form emergency squad to combat murder gangs
German authorities in Luebeck organize an emergency unit to counter murder gangs that have been ransacking homes and killing residents in the region. The action follows a spate of robberies and violent crimes prompting a coordinated crime crackdown.
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Luebeck
Germany
Santa Fe Carloadings for Week Ended Oct 27 1945
Santa Fe System carloadings for week ending Oct 27, 1945 were 26,372 vs 28,323 in 1944. Cars received from connections totaled 12,698 vs 16,150 in 1944. Total cars moved were 39,070 vs 44,473 in 1944. Santa Fe handled 38,641 cars in the preceding week of this year.
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Santa Fe
Dorothy Thompson on peace and universal military training
Dorothy Thompson criticizes President Truman and the push for universal military training arguing it promotes fear and power politics rather than peace. She ties the UN Charter birth to ongoing power struggles, condemns postwar arrangements, and calls the peace a fragile, troubled banner.
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Truman
Congress
Byrnes
United Nations
World Security Organization
United States
United Nations of the World
Exaggerated Rift Over Policy with the Soviet Union
Ralph W. Page argues that public concern over Soviet western tensions is overstated. Washington officials downplay hostilities, saying disputes arise from misunderstanding and language, not open hostility, with differences over trusteeships, Balkans, and Japan handled through friendly, bilateral talks.
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Soviet Union
Washington
London
Tripolitania
San Francisco
Stettinius
Russia
CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZON READS LIKE A QUIZ LIST
A dense crossword puzzle page lists across clues from 1 6 Picture S to 55 Chief of jinns and vertical clues from 1 Coachman to 53 Chinese city. The mix shows varied wordplay references, with abbreviations and foreign terms interwoven.
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Superman
Lois Lane
Red Ryder
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French Cleaners & Hatters
Fifth Phone
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Southern Brokerage Co
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