Amarillo Globe masthead and staff credits
An archival note lists the Amarillo Globe masthead with founder status, publication details, and key staff including GENE HOWE as President and Publisher JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief. The paper operates evenings except weekends and is tied to the Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Telephone
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Pappy Boyington and Marines Defy the Odds in War
The article recounts Maj. Gregory Boyington a Marine flying ace who survived after being shot down near Rabaul. He endured head neck and arm wounds a broken ankle weeks without medical care brutal interrogation and near starvation. It notes the fighting spirit of men like him helped turn the war and contributed to Japan's surrender.
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Russia
Maj
Gregory Boying- Winton
USMC
Pappy” Boyington
Rabaul
Great Nation Rising to Meet the Challenge of Peace
A quotation leaves readers weighing postwar unity as Europe recovers and America pursues peaceful progress. It urges testing national resolve to become a great nation in facing peace and rebuilding global harmony.
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Europe
America
Charles de Gaulle
Danville
Register
Direc tion and management must run reconversion
The Newburgh New York News argues private industry must take the lead in reconversion operations, handling the main job under its own direction and management to drive the process forward.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Postwar economy and veteran outlook move to focus
A long press conference by William H. Davis and a Baruch briefing on veteran problems argue that postwar policy must balance wage prospects with production. The piece warns inflation risk, cites productivity gains, and stresses full employment, export capacity, and world demand as keys to peace and prosperity.
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William H. Davis
Office of Economic Stabilization
Bernard M. Baruch
General Bradley
Congress
America
Davis
Better Citizens Are Coming Home
Bill Cunningham reflects on postwar life for soldiers and civilians returning home. He notes news censorship abroad, varied V J Day dates, cigarette shortages, and the appeal of postwar ice cream. The column envisions a "better class of citizens" returning and discusses job reintegration and lingering contradictions in postwar plans.
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GI Joe
Joan
MacArthur
Wainwright
Percival
Paris
London
White House
Germany
States
U. S
Contradictions in Truman Postwar Economic Program
Washington column notes a clash between Truman’s postwar plan to sustain full employment via private production and heavy government spending. It questions tax policy, warns of inflation risks, and highlights conflicting claims by Davis and Vinson about future budgets and living standards.
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Washington
Truman
Roosevelt
Treasury
Vinson
Mr. Roosevelt
Davis
Naval Air Unit Crossword Clues Covered
A list of crossword style clues across naval aviation themed terms with various definitions and abbreviations. The set includes naval ranks and objects such as drunks and compass points, plus several language clues and measurements, spanning from 1 to 52 across multiple categories.
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U.S. Naval Aviation
Naval Air Station
Nightmarish gaze and haunted memories of a forest cat
The narrator recalls a dangerous cat whose eyes alternated between icy hate and burning intensity. The creature draws the speaker in despite fear, evoking ancestral echoes of power in the forest and a lingering, memorable presence.
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