Local newspaper masthead fragment from Amarillo Texas
Fragmentary obituary and masthead notes list The Globe-News Publishing Co. executives Wesley Izard editor in chief Howe president and publisher with McCarty assistant publisher. Dated February 20 1994 as second class matter in Amarillo Texas under federal acts.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Listh and Howe
McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Peepnone
Wartime voices urge postwar unity and resolve
A compilation of quotes from figures including Claude Wickard Harry Truman Edward Benes Ernest Snowden and Goebbels on postwar plans victory and rebuilding. The remarks warn against partisanship and advocate collective effort for future well being amid continuing global tension.
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Everett Case
Colgate U
Army Seizes Hughes Tool Plants in Houston
Army officers took over Hughes Tool Company's two Houston plants after President Roosevelt ordered seizure due to the company's refusal to comply with a War Labor Board directive on union membership. Twenty officers under Col Frank W. Cawthorn assumed supervision while allowing company officials to run production. The dispute traces to 1943 when the United Steel Workers gained recognition.
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Houston
Hughes Tool Company
Army
Roosevelt
War Labor Board
Frank W. Cawthorn
Midwest
Air Technical Command
Wichita
Kan
United Steel Workers of America
CSO
WLB
Churchill Sees Postwar Spain Dining Trend Shift Away From Nightlife
The piece contrasts Moscow urging Spain to reject Franco and break with Nazi Germany with Churchill’s postwar dining car idea. It quotes Churchill predicting a shorter interval between Hitler and Japan defeats and notes a shift toward nonmilitary means to end fascism.
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Moscow
Germany
Churchill
Spain
Europe
Hitler
Japan
Winston Churchill
Red Army Enters Bucharest With Liberated Prisoners
Dorothy Thompson argues the Russian advance into Bucharest repurposed war fear into relief by releasing Romanian prisoners from Stalingrad as a display of force and strategic generosity. She contrasts German aggression with Russia’s calculated mercy and foresees broader implications for mobilizing Romanian alliance.
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Red Army
Bucharest
Stalingrad
Russia
Greedy Grab Sparks House Rebuff of Unemployment Relief
Washington report notes the House voting against broad federal relief, rejecting the CIO 35 a week plan and Senate compromise. It cites Coughton anger, Tru man opposition, and political maneuvering ahead of the election. It contrasts state funds with federal debt and highlights veterans and war workers benefiting under various bills.
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House
Europe
Senate
Baruch
Congress
Ways and Means
Coughton
Teller
Doughton
George
Conference of
Houses
Truman
Roosevelt
CIO
Pacific City
Montana
Murray
Organized Labor
AFL
Murray-Kilgore
Not So Long Ago September 7 1929 News Snapshot
French Ambassador Claudel says the United States of Europe is no longer a dream. Henderson vows Palestine mandate remains. Hoover ancestry traced to Wales. Oil found west of Lubbock fuels boom. Amarillo welcomes Postal Telegraph Cable. Count of Orange jailed in Madrid. Roosevelt rejects $200 million Russia loan. US Navy tests 230 carrier planes. Texas House approves 6 million relief bonds, deemed insufficient. Marvin Jones touts New Deal self-support. Germans near Warsaw. French push toward Siegfried Line. Wallace says no food shortage. Texas House Tax Evasion Committee urges enforcement. Two Amarilloans seek Canadian army entry.
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Paul Claudel
United States of Europe
Arthur Henderson
Palestine
Hoover
Wales
Lubbock
Ernest O. Thompson
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Amarillo
Earl of Orange
Warsaw
Siefried
Wallace
Texas House
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Items
Puzzle lists across and down clues with numbers for 1 5 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 21 22 24 26 27 29 31 32 33 35 37 38 40 41 42 45 46 47 48 50 52 54 55 and vertical clues 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 16 17 18 20 22 23 25 26 28 30 33 34 36 37 39 41 42 43 44 46 47 49 50 51 52 53 with hints ranging from film stars and objects to abbreviations and measurements.
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Missouri
Rhode Island
Art Latir
Polk Street Professor Recalls A Week Late Fishing Tale
A narrator jokes about being a week late for fishing while recounting a trip with boys who caught full limits in under 30 minutes. Natives claimed biting was good and a four pound bass was caught on Granger Twist Chewing Tobacco. A soldier on leave laments forgetting the women, a buddy counsels him to move on.
Quoted Verses on Virtue and Restraint Across Sacred Texts
A compact excerpt gathers biblical and literary lines urging virtue over greed and warning against early indulgence. It links Proverbs, Claudianus, Psalm 104, I John, Longfellow, Thessalonians, and Ovid to timeless moral guidance on love, wealth, holiness, and caution against vice.
Courthouse Records Divorce and Marriage Licenses
District Court entries include Vadys Peters and Alfred Peters divorce cases and R W Cheyne and Anna Lee Cheyne divorce. Marriage licenses issued to Jack Benedict and Belah Stone and to Dudley Hampton and Edna Hampton. Heat-related sun exposure clarified by JAMA finding.
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Vadys Peters
Alfred Peters
R. W. Cheyne
Anna Lee Cheyne
Jack M. Benedict
Belah M. Stone
Dudley B. Hampton
Edna Hampton
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