Amarillo Daily News masthead and publication details
The page shows Amarillo Daily News on November 4 1908 with publication by The Globe News Publishing Company at 600 Fillmore Street. Gene Howe is listed as president and publisher John McCarty as editor and associate publisher. It notes entry as second class matter at Amarillo post office and describes the newspaper as independent democratic and impartial in politics.
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Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Company
Fillmore Street
Gene Howe
Premaent and Pubilaber
John McCarty
Meee Eerie
Amarillo
Texas
Chi Een Tenens Sianses
Sansana
Ains Sina Anes
the Daily News
War's shadow over North America shapes mood and policy
Observers from Britain and Canada describe a calm, confident outlook among key leaders despite heavy war costs. They foresee U S participation expanding, Canada growing to 50 million, and a possible continental government centered in Ottawa. The piece also notes demoralization among workers and New Dealers as the war's uncertainty dampens ambition and postpones plans for social reform.
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United States
Canada
North American
Ottawa
British Isles
Great Britain
India
Alaska
Commonwealth
Stanley Bruce
Australia
England
National Guard mobilization could reach 400000 troops
Washington reports the presidents plan to call out the National Guard may mobilize over 200000 troops through summer and fall with potential extensions to 400000, affecting the 1949 election year. First Army maneuvers are slated for August near Plattsburg. Britain offers Rolls Royce engine to aid U.S. aviation expansion amid debates on cross licenses and pooling.
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Washington
National Guard
New England
Middle Atlantic
Plattsburg
der Fuehrer
Britain
United States
Morgenthau
National Defense
Rolls-Royce
Henry Ford
General Motors
Hitler
Colorado Republicans Consider Skipping Fall Election
Weighing a proposal to skip the national election this fall Republicans in Colorado debate the move amid questions of political optics and party economy while spring flowers appear and seed packets hint at secrecy.
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Colorado
News Behind The U. S. Fleet's Job In The Pacific
San Francisco June 4 The Navy faces a choice to keep most of the fleet at Pearl Harbor or return it to the mainland. Censorship tightens on ship movements while mobilization and base readiness expand on the West Coast. Navy leaders warn Japan’s growing strength and British withdrawal could threaten U. S. security in the Pacific and global balance.
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Flanders
Poland
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Dunkerque
Raymond Lawrence
San Francisco
Lahaina Roads
Lanai
Maui
Hawaiian
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Japan
Hawaii
Pacific Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Bremerton
Mare Island
San Diego
Hunters Point
San Francisco Bay
U. S. Atlantic
Far East
Pacific Ocean
Asia
France
Tokyo
Germany
Western Hemisphere
Mexico
Mazatlan
Mexican
United States
Atlantic
George Tucker Man About Manhattan at Yorkville
New York June 4 Walter Huston performs a nightly shaving routine on Broadway echoing Saroyan’s Love's Old Sweet Song In Yorkville once German taqueria era charm and Bund reminiscences linger though the district shifts toward lighter entertainment and a subdued mood amid lingering Hitler era echoes.
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George Tucker
Manhattan
Yorkville
New York
Walter Huston
Huston
William Saroyan
Broadway
Hi “1
Bund
Fritz Kuhn
America
East
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Hitler
Capital Hill debate previews harsher taxes after war
Bruce Catton reports on June 4 that defense tax is only a starter and a sharper excess profits tax and removal of tax exempt bonds may come next session. Senator Josh Lee advocates these steps to curb profits, tax bonds, and mobilize capital, arguing financing must come from savings, not income.
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Bruce Catton
Washington
Congress
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Lee
Jerome Frank
Leon Henderson
Treasury
Boy Oh Boy at Tollivar College
Rossy McAfee arrives at Lincoln College to play baseball and seek his father’s killer while navigating campus life. Coach Hurd warns him about Tollivers as Judy Tollivar appears, prompting Rossy to reflect on old feuds and a new, civilized path.
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Dodsworth
Huston
Rossy McAfee
Lincoln College
Hurd
Judy Tollivar
President Tollivar
Rossy
Tolliver
Tollivars
Doc Tollivar
Tollivers
Hell’n Damnation
McAfee
tMre
Shore
Dr. Tollivar
Hannah Shrider
Hell's
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