Local newspaper masthead fragment from Amarillo Globe News
Page four item shows historical publication details with editor names, publisher, and contact information for The Globe News Publishing Co. It lists president Gene Howe and editors Wesley Izzard and Paul Allingham, publishing schedule notes, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Ixts
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wesley 8 Izzard
Paul “Allingham
Felephone
Globe, and News
Tan
Death Plot Behind Garden Island Murder Case
Morristown banker Oscar Parkes married Genevieve Knowland after a staged voyage plan. He murdered her on their anniversary, buried the body near a construction site, and prepared a ruse to sail abroad. Police uncovered the crime when a letter from Genevieve to the Morristown police revealed the motive and timing.
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Bevrie
Gross Eps
Mar Parkes
New York
Genevieve Knowland
Morristown
Oscar
Parkes
Genevieve
Rita
Express Company
Europe
Brussels
Parke
Republic officials visit Dallas to reassure Texas supporters
Sullivan of the publicity division and Mrs. Sullivan joined Harold E. Talbott, chairman of the Republican National Finance Committee, in a Dallas visit to bolster GOP support. Scott claimed the party aimed to convince Texans of its forward momentum as the first successful colonial publisher, a Boston man, started a small newspaper in 1704.
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Colonies
Boston
GREENER PASTURES? Erich Brandeis reminiscence column
The piece recounts a television aerial worker chatting with a columnist about life, work, and the era. It contrasts the man’s easy wage, bachelor status, and optimism with memories of tough reporter hours, seven-day weeks, and the era’s economic concerns. The narrative touches on politics, housing, and World Series hopes.
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Was
Dewey
Truman
Wallace
Has United Nations Gaining Control Of U S Gates
George E Sokelsky argues the United Nations hosts spies and subversives via UN offices in New York and via its commissions and delegations. He singles out Robert C Alexander of the State Department as a truthful, loyal American official. He calls for action against the UN and Lomakin if he returns.
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George E. Sokelsky
Robert
Alexander
State Department
Congress
United States
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Bering Sea
Siberia
Kremlin
Hoo
Nanking
Marshall
James H. Rowe
Truman
Jacob Lomakin
Atlantic Ocean
Robert C. Alexander
King
Retarding Progress in Politics and Race in 1988
A caricatured column argues that Henry Wallace era tactics hurt the Southern Negro vote while boosting Northern influence. It cites Louisiana and Georgia politics, white supremacy in Georgia, and mentions Davis Lee of Newark Telegram. The piece contrasts Southern gains of Black entrepreneurs with New Jersey discrimination, noting Wallaceite agitation and claimed manipulation by a master puppeteer. Copyright 1988 United Features Syndicate.
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Henry Wallace
St. Henry
South
North
Wallace
Luisiana
Georgia
Bayous
Humman” Talmadge
Brooks
Davis Lee
Newark Telegram
Negro Weekly
Newark
Mi Lee
Atlanta
New Jersey
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Spartanburg
Ernest Collins
Collins
New York
Safe Bus Company
Winston-Salem
United Features Syn
Polk Street Professor on Allies Turned Enemies
A speaker mocks changing wartime labels as he recalls how Allied defenders were praised three years ago but are now viewed as enemies. He notes shifting views of Germany, Russia, and the United States, remarking that “the vocabulary is wonderful” yet the “plot” is confusing.
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Guy
Stalingrad
Texas
Alamo
Russia
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Late Stage Star Feature
A compact crossword grid from a late stage star feature presents horizontal and vertical clues. Entries range from motion pictures and titles to common actions and objects, with abbreviations for Missouri and Royal Institute, and various short terms.
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Missouri
Royal Institute
How to Keep Boy Friends Safe from Embarrassment
A dated advice piece warns girls to avoid making boys feel awkward in social dating. It stresses privacy in pet names and private expressions, warns against clinginess, possessiveness, and over familiar hand holding, and urges discreet behavior to prevent friendships from fading.
Te'cop's Display Provokes Crowd and Pride Fears
A fragment recalls a public scene where displays of affection draw sharp scorn. Critics warn such acts threaten a boy’s masculine pride and social standing, framing intimacy as dangerous poison to his reputation and happiness. Freddie remains isolated under moonlight as observers weigh virtues and flaws.
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Freddie
GOP Chief Meets Texas GOP Leaders in Dallas Visit
Republican National Committee Chairman Hugh D. Scott Jr arrives in Dallas after traveling from Kansas City. He is accompanied by his wife and by Larry as he meets Texas GOP leaders in an official visit.
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GOP
Texas P
Dallas
Republican National Committee
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
Texas
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