Daily News publication details and editorial stance
The Daily News is identified as an independent democratic newspaper published by The Globe News Publishing Company at 600 Fillmore Street Amarillo Texas. Gene Howe is president and publisher while John McCarty serves as editor and associate publisher. It is entered as second class matter under the 1878 act.
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War In Europe Far From Over Says Wise Analyst
The article argues the Paris fall signals only a phase of the war, not its end. It notes Britain’s blockade, U S aid, and Mussolini’s weak joins, while predicting German needs to reorganize. It discusses a proposed refugee asylum plan with costs, benefits, and political hurdles, including no clear home for refugees.
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Hope for Allies Seen As Nazi Food Runs Low
Washington dispatch reports Hitler faces food shortages beyond military limits. Germany relies on Danish hogs, Dutch dairy, Belgian grain, and Russian grain promises. crops suffer, farms drafted for war, and reserve food storage expands in Britain. London seeks American supplies. US politics touch Roosevelt third term.
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Dies and His Committee Shape U S Anti Subversion Fight
Profile of Martin Dies a young Texas congressman who built and led the Dies committee on un American activities His rise from a struggling lawyer to a national figure is traced with focus on his battles against immigration, labor protests and perceived subversive movements.
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Rossy McAfee faces land dispute and big league path
Rossy McAfee learns his land and timber were diverted to his rival Steve Hogg. Coach Hurd outlines a spring schedule and a chance to impress scout Ike Hill, while Rossy contends with family intrigue, Tollivar influence, and Hannah’s campus triumphs as he seeks a straight path to the big leagues.
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