Amarillo Daily News masthead and policy notes
The Amarillo Daily News published every morning except Sunday by The Globe News Publishing Company at 600 Fillmore Street. Gene Howe is president and publisher, John McCarty is editor and associate publisher. It entered second class mail at Amarillo, Texas. The paper declares itself an independent democratic newspaper.
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Scattered Opinion Snippets from Rural Oklahoma Papers
A collage of cheeky columns and quips from small papers like the Matador Tribune and Texhoma Times. Gertie Haskett recalls lipstick memories while Will Robinson critiques New Mexico politics. Misc pithy bits cover cosmetics myths, barbecue misfires, Grapes of Wrath antics, old rail jokes, and livestock smells.
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Will Robinson
New Mexico
Roswell Dispatch
Mr. Robinson
M. L. Norton
Miles
Wrath
Hitler Superstitious About Power of U S
Washington reports Herr Hitler harbors a nearly superstition fear of the United States as Europe tightens under his leadership. The piece links his WWI front-line experiences with his view of American industrial might and notes U S readiness limits, naval and war material shifts, and the push for a war declaration. It cites Johnson Mellon's era deals, anti trust actions, and ongoing defense preparations nationwide.
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Hitler
United States
Europe
der Fuehrer
U. S
USA
America
Aluminum Company of America
Roosevelt
Johnson
Andrew Mellon
Knudsen-Stettinius-Budd Board
Aluminum Company
War Department
Department of Justice
Mellon Outfit
Homer 8. Cummings
White House
War and Navy Departments
Alleghenies
Congress
F.D.R
Middle
Far West
France
Jackson
Flanders
LaGuardia
Coney Island
Four Bottlenecks Thwart U S Rearmament Drive
Washington outlines the four major bottlenecks in rearmament: machine tools, skilled labor, transportation, and raw materials. Machine tools are the most critical, as production of planes, guns, tanks, and even uniforms hinges on tools like automatic screw machines and deep drawing presses.
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Washington
West Coast
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Far West
Birmingham
Congress
United States
Midwest
Why the Germans Sink Ships
The passage asserts England’s shift from farming to trade since medieval times, noting only 7 percent of the British Isles population remains agricultural. It then claims Indian sects forbid animal killing, and lists large counts of livestock including 1.5 million horses, 1.33 million donkeys, 31 million buffaloes, 123 million oxen, 25 million sheep, and 35 million goats.
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England
British Isles
India
Man About Manhattan Still Turns Heads In New York
New York on June 9 presents Raye and Naldi, noted dancers who perform without music by using poetry as rhythm. Their climactic piece features shadow motions with a trained reader savoring words. Also noted: Allied bombers crossing the Atlantic, with a claimed 1,800 flown and six lost, per Dartmouth editor Richard E. Glendinning.
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New York
Raye
Naldi
Sylvia
United States
Atlantic
Richard E. Glendinning
Dartmouth
Glendinning
America
Ans
G.T
A Eye for a Gal opens Rossy’s weekend home visit
Rossy asks to go home for the weekend and visits the ball diamond where he recalls the game that killed his father. Steve Hogg reveals a possible motive and ties Sock Tolliver to the fatal beaning, while family land disputes and loyalties unfold at home.
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Rossy
McAfee
Sock Tolliver
Steve Hogg
Tollivar
Steve
Doc Tollivar
Hogg
Tolliver Bay
Ham
Tolliver
Texas
Mark McAfee
Sock
Old Hain Tolliver
Tollivers
Dink Tolliver
Dink
Bub
Hoge
Bob
Dr. Tollivar
Hanner
Siman
Jesse Leverange
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Amarillo Daily News
Tri-State Press
Douglas Meador
Matador Tribune
Gertie Haskett
Childress County News
Burger Herald
Tri-State
Jack Stamper
Tulsa Herald
Memphis Democrat
Flanders Fields
Donley County
Mollie Bailey
Gentry Bros. Dog and Pony Circus
McLean News
Claude News
C. M. Leip
Pigsty
Jodok
Friona
Americas
Mexico
Brazil
Uruguay
State Department
der Puehrer
South America
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Scandinavian
Holland
Belgium
Berlin
Mars
Naval Shipyards
Militar
Isenals
Sibmarck
Pearleans
Aove
U.S
George Tucker
Manhattan
Harry Harrison
Kroll
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