Globe News Publishing Co. Amends Post Office Listing
Founding date February 20 1924 Pomwree class matter at Amarillo Texas under act of March Ord 1878 published evenings except weekends in connection with Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Siatic and Lille GENE HOWE president and publisher telephone all departments John McCarty assistant publisher Wesley Izzard editor in chief
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Pomwree
Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
Telephone
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
New Hollywood Czar Johnston to Remodel Hays Office
Eric Johnston has become president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. The former Chamber of Commerce leader pledges change as he aims to reshape the industry’s self regulation and improve how American films present the nation to the world.
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Motion Pictures Producers and Distributors of
America
Hays Office
Eric
Hollywood
Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Hays
Mr. Johnston
Quotes and views on postwar Europe and reconstruction
Voices from Newburgh Ponca City and New York weigh in on postwar aims and the need for centralized guidance for small business. The excerpts cite Europe’s coal shortages and the long path to rebuilding Germany while urging clarity in reconversion policy.
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Herbert L. Carpenter
New York City
London council exposes gap with Moscow on postwar aims
The piece analyzes the Big Five talks, arguing Moscow’s stance on democracy and borders shows a widening rift. It notes London’s shift from abstract rhetoric to practical terms and predicts future policy evolution despite Molotov’s opposition. It also reports Byrnes’ strained ties with Baruch and hints at Rio de Janeiro talks to cement hemispheric cooperation.
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Paul Mallon
King
Washington
Russia
Molotov
Big Five
Council of Ministers
Europe
Moscow
Stalin
Romania
Italy
London
London Council
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Brynes
Bernard Baruch
Byrnes
Ben Cohen
James Dunn
Roosevelt
Rio de Janeiro
Chapultapec
Truman appoints Burton to Supreme Court fuels party politics
President Truman elevates Harold H. Burton from Cleveland mayor to a seat on the Supreme Court, a move viewed as shaping the 1948 GOP slate. Burton and Maine Sen. Owen Brewster, college roommates and longtime allies, are spotlighted as a pivotal political pairing in this analysis.
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Truman
Harold H. Burton
Supreme Court
Burton
Cleveland
Wendell Willkie
Dewey
Willkie
Bricker
Stassen
West
GOP
Damon and
Pythias
Justice Burton
Maine
Owen Brewster
Bowdoin College
Wellesley College
Burtons
Brewsters
Brewster
Senate
Washington
Bowdoin
Harvard
Lend Lease Fables by George Gallup
George Gallup reports public misunderstanding in the United States about Britain's lend-lease obligations. Americans misbelieve repayments are due, while President Truman urged forgiveness. poll shows mixed views on whether England should repay.
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Princeton
N. J
England
United States
Britain
Lendlease
Roosevelt
Churchill
Truman
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Previous Issue
The page lists horizontal and vertical clues with many entries like 1 7 pictured U S Army leader and 14 drawback through 56 Daybreak forming a complete grid. Readers can fill the crossword with standard references for months, places and common abbreviations.
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U. S. Army
Great Lake
Greek Gulf
Dutch Province
Polk Street Professor and the Too Smart Heart
The piece contrasts Tom Pickens and friends with a humorous hat remark about head shape. It argues humanity has advanced intellectually in five millennia, learning about science and technology, but warns hearts remain greedy and envious, risking misuse of progress.
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Tom Pickens
Tom
Lt James M Harris Returns Home From War Service
Lt James M Harris arrived home on a 100 point discharge from Camp Gordon Johnson Fla after 24 months with the Sixth Army Engineers Special Brigade in Europe His wife and children reside at 2221 Taylor He earned the European Theater Ribbon with five campaign stars for England France Holland Belgium and Germany He was previously employed by the Texas Highway Department here
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James M. Harris
Camp Gordon Johnson
Fla
Taylor
United States
Sixth Army Engineers Special Brigade
Europe
England
France
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Army
Texas Highway Department
Demolay Initiates 18 Candidates in Amarillo Khiva Temple
Amarillo Chapter of the Order of DeMolay initiated 18 candidates led by Guy Mills with help from Amarillo Field DeMolays and about 15 members from other chapters. New members include Windy Conant, Jerry Fullerton, Henry Blackburn, and 15 others. Officer slate lists Charles Snow as master counselor and Brian Webster as sec ond preceptor among several named officers.
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Amarillo
Order of de- Molay
Khiva
Guy Mills
Ronald Sparks
Donald Roy Sennett
Johnny Barnard
Burwell Southern
Charles Leggot
Charles Snow
Richard Bock
Jack Thurman
Foilip Morrill
Jack Rains
Jimmy Dees
Cleve Webi
Clair Cusick
George Ellatt
Bill Beyers
Jimmy Hall
J. W. Breedlove
J. R. Beyers
Maple Sewell
Brian Webster
Pat Easley
Hal Haynie
Eugene Hamby
James Bowlin
Mary Miner Goodwin Hair Advice Column Note
A concise personal note from Mary Miner Goodwin at 1601 A Polk, phone 4363, offering hairstyle guidance. It emphasizes a heavy muscular neck and recommends curls fluffed outward, with fluffs kept high off the nape at the natural hairline.
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Mary Miner Goodwin
Polk
Notable Guests Attend Ceremony With Out of Town Attendees
The article lists numerous out of town guests including Richard Read and Joseph J. Mastraudrea from Hollywood, D. McCauley from Jacksonville, W. Osteen from Seattle, R. Freeman McMonegle of Bridgeport, Robert Bosco of Burbank, J. R. Jones of Terre Haute, John Thomson of San Gabriel, Wilbur VanSant Jr. of Baltimore, David Knapp of Cleveland, Thomas Stonehouse of Detroit, Bill Shippee, Irvin Ferry and William Stauffer of Santa Ana among others.
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Ter
Clarence Coble
George Demic
Almoner
Richard Read
Hollywood
Cal
Joseph J. Mastraudrea
Joseph D. McCauley
Jacksonville
Fla
William W O'’Steen
Vernon D. Biom
Seattle
Wash
Freeman C
McMonegle
Bridgeport
Bridgeport, Conn.; Robert L. Bosco, Burbank, Cal.; J. R. Jones
Terre Haute
Ind
John ‘l Nomson
San Gabriel
Wilbur J. VanSant, Jr
Baltimore
David M Knapp
Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas M. Stonehouse
Detroit
Mich
Bill Shippee
Dallas
Irvin Ferry
Santa Ana
William Stauffer
Hoot Gibson Rejoins Civilian Life in Shreveport
Hoot Gibson, 35, trainer and manager of all Amarillo Field athletic teams, leaves military service and returns to civilian life. He will resume residence in Shreveport Louisiana after serving as sergeant and manager of the Sky Giants baseball squad that finished as runner up in the series.
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Hoot Gibson
Amarillo Field
Shreveport
Sergeant
Sky Giants
Hoot TM Aims Return as Coach or Trainer at Centenary
Texas Semi-Pro Baseball tourna ment era notes Hoot TM served as trainer for Amarillo Field teams since activation three years ago. He trained football and baseball, entered the Army in April 1942, and has been stationed in Texas. He earned an education degree at Centenary College in 1934 and may return there as trainer or coach with plans not yet definite.
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Texas
Footeball
Amarillo
Hoot
Centenary College
Borger Family Visits Amarillo On Local Business
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. James and daughter Bettye Gayle of Borger were in Amarillo today on business. The item appears in a local want ad context noting their visit.
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J. M. James
Bettye Gayle
Borger
Amarillo
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American Institute of Public Opinion
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