Amarillo Daily News Editorial Masthead and Info
The Amarillo Daily News is published every morning except Sunday by The Globe News Publishing Company at 600 Fillmore Street. Gene Howe serves as President and Publisher, with John McCarty as Editor and Associate Publisher. It is entered as second class matter and declares itself an independent Democratic newspaper.
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Amarillo
Weather and small town jots from Ochiltree county era
Nellie Witt Spikes misses weekly letter due to rains and high water. Hints at weather memories, community pride in Ochiltree County. Humorous items from Texhoma Times and local papers mingle with poems and light notes about fashion, fly time, and local events. Cultural slice with references to Roosevelt era defense stance and April war-starts.
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Nellie Witt Spikes
Floyd County
Hesperian
Canyon City
Jack
Edith Wallace
Robin Moor Sinks Stir Debate in New York
The June 15 dispatch analyzes early reactions to the Robin Moor sinking, contrasting interventionist sentiment with realism. It discusses whether the incident was accidental or deliberate, the impact on U S policy, and possible aims by Hitler. It also notes rubber conservation and whitewall tire bans as home front measures. It ends with a note on London's underground water reservoir.
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New York
U. S
Robin Moor
Stars and Stripes
Washington
Germany
Hitler
Franklin Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
British Empire
Frank Butler
Passey
First Line of Defense The U S Navy on Rush Schedule
NEA Service reports on Roosevelt's call to arms and the U S Navy as the world’s mightiest afloat. It explains ship types, how battleships and cruisers balance offensive power, protection, speed, and range, and the growing fleet's manpower and composition.
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U. S
NEA Service
Tom Wolf
New York
Roosevelt
U. S. Navy
Coast Guard
Britain
Great Britain
Italy
Mediterranean
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Axis
Oklahoma
Nevada
Prince of Wales
U. S. S. North Carolina
U. S. S. Washington
South Dakota
Dispersion sales of Hereford herds loom in Kansas and Missouri
A Lawrence Kansas sale features Jenny Wren Farms Prince Domino Mauxer Herefords with 365 head in dispersion led by Art Thompson and Earl Gartin. Fulkerson Hereford Farms of Lebanon Missouri also disperses, bloodlines of Prince Domino and Beau Aster prominent. Other notes include cowboys, city officials, and Kiwanis convention travel.
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Lawrence
Kans
Jenny Wren Farms
Prince Domino
Fulkerson Hereford Farms
Lebanon
Beau Aster
Mystery dagger theft unsettles camp in Asiatic desert
Anne Willard learns her parents are held in the city of Shya Naga under a prophecy. The group debates prophecy and loyalties while Beth searches Anne's suitcase for the Nagar dagger. Doddap the lama appears central as tensions rise over quests, loyalties, and hidden dangers.
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Anne Wwilard
Asiatic Desert
Shya Naga
Anne
Beth
Philip
Arishar
Diana
Blaze Sherwood
Russia
Desert
Chuka
Father
Sherwood
Larry Huff
Doddap
Larry
Pete
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van Stewart
the Herald
United States
Ochiltree County
Gertie
I. D. Divine
Texhoma Times
AAA
Marie M. Noble
The
Canadian Record
Roswell Dispatch
Justice of the Peace
Pat O'Neill
Quanah Tribune-Chief
Tulsa Herald
St. Petersburg
Fla
Virginia Anderson
Shemrock Texan
Ralph Johnson
McLean News
Fred Kreiger
Boise City
State Line Tribune
Farwell
Housing and Defense
London
City
By Tom Wolf
Ition
Hungary
Greece
Creti
Tobruk
Libya
Soviet
Bulgaria
Rho
Turkey
Mediterranean Sea
Alexandria
Beirut
Haifa Pale
Syria
Jordan
Iraq
Arabia
Boone
Caspian Sea
Iran
Tehran
Egypt
Ason
Oscar Hargett
Clay Thornton
Floyd Hissong
Bill Utterback
Jeff Neely
Atlanta
D. L. McDonald
Bill McSpadden
McDonald
McSpadden
Grady Odom
Canyon
Umbarger
Jerry Mann
W. Lee O'Daniels
the Sacred Dagger
Rita Mohler Hanson