Ill O Daily News profile and publication note
The Ill O Daily News announces establishment on November 4 1909 publishing daily except Sunday by The Globe News Publishing Company at 600 Fillmore Street with Gene Howe as President and Publisher and John McCarty as Editor and Associate Publisher The paper describes itself as an independent democratic newspaper publishing news impartially and supporting what it believes is right regardless of party politics.
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Globe-News Publishing Company
Fillmore Street
Gene Howe
John McCarty
The
Daily News
Fred Kreiger
Boise City News
Nellie
John
War Songs and Rural Tales From the Tri-State Press
A collage of short items from the Shamrock Texan and surrounding papers note reminders to seek calm planning, a new war song by Shirley Sigston linked to Camp Hulen, and sketches of rural life. Included are humorous and moral fragments about roads, tractors, cattle brands, a lake visitor elephant, a parade, and a correction about a home location.
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Tri-State Press
Muleshoe Journal
J. Clyde Taylor
Mortgage Hill
Censor Has Permanent Record of Army Mail
New post method for overseas letters photographed on film creates a compact record of messages. 50 000 communications from the Middle East are stored on a 13 pound film, later enlarged for delivery in London with names and addresses visible.
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New York
Great Britain
London
Middle East
Edson in Washington They Listen to Texas Tom Connally
In Washington June 22 NEA columnist Peter Edson profiles Tom Connally of Marlin Texas the long haired senator and vigorous antagonist on the Senate floor. The piece highlights Connallys blunt humor tough questioning style and 24 years in Congress as he pushes an amendment to the selective service bill and targets the Aluminum Company of America while maintaining Texas leadership within the delegation.
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Edson
Washington
Texas
Tom Connally
Marlin
Tex
Tom
Congressional
Big Tom
Capitol
Senate
United States
Falls County
Aluminum Company of America
Truman Committee
British Purchasing Commission
Willard Hotel
Britain
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Sumner Welles
General Staff
U. S. Army
Ohio
Connally
Taft
Maloney
Connecticut
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Erskine Caldwell and the Desert Pinon Country Series
George Tucker reviews Caldwell’s American Folkways Series with Desert Country and Pinon Country. He highlights Caldwell as editor guiding authors to explore regional U S districts, noting Pinon Nation’s key features, Santa Canyon locales, and desert imagery.
The Sacred Dagger Chapter 26 Night Drum Warning
Anne warns Blaze of Nagaras danger as drums haunt the camp and a tense night unfolds. Oliver quarreled with Diana, and Blaze reels from a near murder mood while Anne faces a dangerous, fated pull toward the city.
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Blaze Sherwood
Shya Naga
Anne Willard
Sherwood
Anne
Blaze
Mackey
Doddap
Ilouds
Daddap
Quotidial Wisdom and Slogans Across a Nation
A 1941 era note links frugal living and morale with patriotic calls to action. It mentions a national drive to gather enough scrap aluminum for 650 bombing planes and presents a string of aphorisms about life, work, and graduation readiness.
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Amarillo
Virginia Anderson
Shamrock
America
Vimy Ridge
Shirley Sigston
Camp Hulen
Childress
Billy Burnass
Douglas Meador
Matador Tribune
Donley County
Bishop
Dalhart
Bill Gaines
McLean News
Marie M. Noble
Canadian Record
Bud King
aAnn Claitor
Petersburg Journal
Glenn Brashear
Hagood
Whoopee Wiese
Clyde Warwick
Canyon News
Canyon
R. B. Haynes
Miami
Pampa
England
New Deal
Curbstone
Brazil
Kansas City
Clayton News
Roswell
Curly Long
Long Farm
Peter Edson
Samson
Washington Tea Talk
George Tucker
Manhattan
Rachmaninoff
Erskine Caldwell
Tobacco Road
Caldwell
Georgia
Duell, Sloan and Pearce
U. S
Pinon Country
Blue Ridge
Ozarks
Short Grass Country
Lower East Side
Russia
Asia
Grand Canyon
Billy the Kid
Bronson
Desert
Edwin Corle
Rita Mahler Hanson
Philip Oliver
Diana
Philip
Oliver
Mortaine
Beth
Larry Huff
Larry
Cross Roads
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