Amarillo Daily News Page Eight Notes and Masthead
The page presents the Amarillo Daily News masthead dated early 20th century with publication details. It lists The Globe News Publishing Company at 600 Fillmore Street and credits Gene Howe and John McCarty as editor and associate publisher. It notes second class post status and the paper’s independent Democratic stance.
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Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Company
Fillmore Street
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Edltor
Amarillo
Texas
Oates
Ninian
Daily News
Paradox in Graphs Signals War Time North American Outlook
A US newspaper article discusses diverging stock indicators with industrial growth outpacing the Dow Jones as war anxieties push analysts to foresee a North American alliance. It forecasts a Canadian era, potential British retreat and a heightened American industrial role, plus dirigible research and military prep.
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Canada
Germany
Italy
London
Europe
United States
Ottawa
Congress
Washington
California
New York State
Wall Street
Defense budget and the fatal flaw in wartime planning
Lawrence Dennis argues that while defense budgets soar, the nation lacks public discussion on ends and costs. He cites Jerome Frank’s view that defense expenditures are permanent, outlines financing via government debt and civilian cuts, and warns the real shift is industrial and social transformation, not mere money.
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Washington
Jerome Frank
Securities Exchange
Army Industrial College
Franks
Congress
English Reactions Describe England at War and Culture clash
Dear Mr Editor the writer laments the English ability to focus on war news while noting wartime life at race tracks fox hunts and social rituals. He admires Churchill yet questions why able bodied men do not work more for defense while fox hunting persists and the hostility of war blends with rural pastime.
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Winston Churchill
Blank County Hunt
George Third
England
Britain
Man About Manhattan Fomeen Hosts Carpathian Party in New York
Basil Fomeen a Russian émigré and former Whites officer hosted a farewell party atop Manhattan’s tallest hotel before his departure to California with his coin collections and medals. Adin Kuznetzoff lent his baritone, a gypsy orchestra played, and a recording device captured every moment for newspapermen and guests. Fomeen declared fatigue with New York life and teased plans to succeed in California or buy a filling station to write a symphony.
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New York
California
Basil Fomeen
Fomeen
Manhattan
Adin Kuznetzoff
Hollywood
Ural Mountains
Russia
Basil
Basil Fameen
A Father's Land Battle Sparks A College Student
Rossy McAfee, facing legal and family battles over land once held by his father, learns of a complex feuding history with the Tollivers and Steve Hogg. Uncle Jesse retraces deeds, while Rossy confronts murder thoughts, love interest Hannah, and a pivotal Lincoln return bound for new choices.
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Leverage
Rossy McAfee
TVA
Hell
Rossy
Hit
Steve
Wild Cat Ridge
Hill
Jesse
Tollivers
Hoggs
Steve Hogg
Notary Tolliver
Hannah
R¢Fed McAfee
Lincoln
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Soviet Union
Hoover
Wendell Willkie
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White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Paris
Uncle Sam
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Turkey
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Farley
Harold L. Ickes
Harry Woodring
Tommie Corcoran
Ben Cohen
Tommie
Ben
Senator Borah
Stettinius Board
National Defense
Tickes
Ickes
By Lawrence Dennis
U. S. Diplomatic Service
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Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Czec
RTH
China
Luxe
ALBAN
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Holland
Traveioque
George Tucker
AN Eye For A Gal
Harry Harrison
Kroll
Soa Anes
NEA Service, Inc
Lion
Dovie
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