American Eagle gets plucked in February 1924 item
A clipped notice notes the American Eagle story in Amarillo Globe details dated February 20 1924. The item appears in the Amarillo Globe with publishing notes and staff at the time.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
14
A clipped notice notes the American Eagle story in Amarillo Globe details dated February 20 1924. The item appears in the Amarillo Globe with publishing notes and staff at the time.
The piece notes Harry Hopkins receives the Distinguished Service Medal for services from December 1941 to July 1945. It highlights his role as Roosevelt’s confidante and intermediary with officials and foreign heads, his chairing of the Munitions Assignment Board, and his influence at the San Francisco Conference era. The author credits Hopkins with public service under two presidents and describes his modest pay and illness while carrying out duties.
The text recalls the United Nations Charter as a framework for world harmony introduced by Woodrow Wilson. It cites Dr. Daniel L. Marsh as president of Boston University endorsing the idea.
A columnist mocks President Wallace and CIO job programs quoting a proposed target of 130,000,000 jobs. He critiques costs and royalties, jokes about DDT, and laments September heat while satirizing federal and state employment plans and political rhetoric.
A columnist notes surprise at how cheerful Japanese greet their conquerors and reflects on MacArthur's role as savior. He contrasts American generosity with Russian politics, recalls Japanese fears of Russian advance, and observes postwar loyalties and the broader fate of nations.
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Strong winds yesterday tore limbs from numerous trees in Amarillo with limited damage overall. Ellwood Park lost only three trees, several signs were blown down, and Mickey's Cafe on Fast Sixth reported a smashed window.
Donations for the San Jacinto Youth Center at 605-9 Carolina, a project of the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club, have reached 15000 toward a 35000 goal. The plan now includes a swimming pool and radio talks by local pastors and Dr. Roy Barnes. The Redbird team led by Earle Fischer competes with Connie Hood's Bluebirds to raise funds, with a loser feeding the winner.
Mrs Aubrey Warren of 1801 Pierce hosted yesterday guest Mrs Bob Hardin of Claude. The report notes brass strips with thickness of .006 inch as a cited detail.
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