Amarillo Daily News Masthead and Policy Note
The Amarillo Daily News, established November 1908, is published every morning except Sundays 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. The paper is entered as second class mail and upholds an Independent Democratic stance, reporting news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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Globe-News Publishing Company
Fillmore Street
Gene Howe
John McCarty
NSS
Amarillo
Texas
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Joints and jokes light up regional papers collection
A collage of observed squibs from multiple papers mocks wartime talks taxes porches and politics. Humor pieces label varied topics from prophets to poets and survey daily life in 1940s small towns with sly jests about politicians, editors, and social trends.
National Whirligig exposes Fifth Column fears and warnings
The article cites a Justice and intelligence briefing on alleged Fifth Column activity in the United States. It discusses German influence, government inquiries into South American resource ownership, veterans' disability payments misused by Axis supporters, potential shifting of naval power, and wartime public anxiety with political asides about politicians and radio ads.
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Washington
Department of Justice
State, War and Navy Departments
United States
New England
Berlin
State Department
South America
Hitler
Hull
Congress
Uncle Sam
AEP
Veterans’ Bureau
Italy
Germany
Russia
Veterans Bureau
fuler-Mussolini
White House
Pacific
Atlantic Ocean
Herr Hitler
Tokyo
Atlantic
Philippines
Dutch East Indies
Japan
America and Monroe Doctrine Echoes in Hitler Remarks
A historical overview traces how the Monroe Doctrine, proclaimed in 1823, shaped U S responses to European powers and German aims from Napoleon III to the Kaiser In WW I era Germany opposed the doctrine while the United States pursued arbitration and territorial moves including buying the Danish West Indies by 1916.
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Monroe
Congress
United States
NEA
Bismarck
Kaiser
Adolf Hitler
America
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Canada
U. S
Senate
France
Britain
Germany
Napoleon II
Mexico
Maximilian
Union
Turkey
Napoleon
Venezuela
British Guiana
Cleveland
Olney
England
Falkland Islands
British Honduras
Island of
St. Bartholomew
Sweden
Philippine Islands
Pacific Ocean
Spain
Cuba
West Indies
Panama Canal
Platt
Danish West Indies
Italy
Republic
San Domingo
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Domingo
Denmark
Virgin Islands
Lansing
August Brides Rival June In City Marriage Licenses
A Jewelers' Circular Keystone survey shows 40 261 marriage licenses issued in the 50 largest cities in June and 34 570 in August. The chart presents the data and compares the two months.
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Jewelers
Keystone
Night Flight to Danger in Gusty and Francie Cabin
Francie and Gusty survive a late night intruder in the cabin after a hitchhiking trip sparks danger. A prowler wounds Gusty while Francie defends him with a lamp. John Weston and a patrolman help, Gusty recovers, and Francie wrestles with guilt and temptation over Gusty’s wallet and the Pegasus ticket.
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Francie
John Weston
Gusty
Aunt Hal
Beak
Hal
France
Pops
Mr. Weston
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