The Amarillo Globe masthead and staff listing
The snippet shows the Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 entmree as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office under the act of 1878. It notes publication evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings and lists personnel including GENE HOWE president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Wesley Izzard editor in chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entmree
Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
Telephone
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Wainwright Reflects On Corregidor Defeat And Hope
Lieutenant General Jonathan M. Wainwright speaks after release from enemy captivity. He thanks the administration War Department and American people for forbearance and generosity. Bernard Baruch adds faith in Americans if guided with clear purpose.
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Jonathan M. Wainwright
War Department
Wainwright
Corregidor
America
Bernard Baruch
Japs Cite Typhoon as Delay in MacArthur Orders
Japanese forces blame a typhoon for delaying the execution of General MacArthur's orders, dismissing the setback as mere wind and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Allied Lawlessness Raises Alarm Over Potsdam Policies
Nation’s No. 1 woman columnist warns against wholesale deportations east of the Oder and the forced expropriation of private property. She questions reparations in kind, Soviet and Allied roles, and the risk of social chaos eroding democracy as troops withdraw.
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Potsdam
Red
Oder
Neisse
Truman
Churchill
Germany
Attlee
General Motors
Ford
Jugoslavia
Bor
Cutting Germans Down to Size in Occupation Notes
Reporter describes Allied occupation observations in Germany with critique of German homes art furniture and culture. He notes requisitioned buildings, heavy furnishings, somber decor, and a proposed cultural reset. Includes a humorous poem and a nurse visit from Frances Russell in San Jose.
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Hitler
Goebbles
Third Army
Bad Weiss
Rembrandt
United States
William Howard Taft
Russia Gains Trust Increases Public Confidence In Russia
Public opinion surveys show a sharp rise in confidence in Russia with a clear majority trusting Russia to cooperate after the war. Business and professional people express more trust than U S workers, education correlates with trust, and men are more trusting than women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Russia
Stalin
U. S
Japan
San Francisco
Balkans
Chiang Kai-shek
Soviet Russia
Gram
Institute
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed by Theme and Wordplay
A scrambled crossword list presents horizontal and vertical clues. Items include political names, common terms, and abbreviations across varying definitions and lengths.
Polk Street Professor’s Lipstick Woes A Daughter Tale
A comical column notes a daughter’s lip gloss misadventures with costly waste. The narrator compares lipstick spills to painting a house and to dyeing vast seas, illustrating the excess with humorous exaggeration.
Zollars to Leave for Cottey College Nevada Mo
Miss Virginia Lee Zollars, daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Zollars of 1015 B Taylor, will leave Monday to enroll at Cottey College in Nevada Missouri. Mrs Jewel Stevens of 1401 Pierce has returned from Amherst after a week with her daughter Mrs H J Bussanmas.
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Jewel Stevens
Pierce
Amherst
H. J. Bussanmas
Miss Zollars
Virginia Lee Zollars
Cottey College
Nevada
Floyd Zollars
Taylor
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