Pounded Peloro Listed in Amarillo Second Class
Notice from The Globe News Publishing Co. under the Amarillo Daily News masthead shows registration details for a second class entry on February 30, 19 with publication evenings. Names listed include Gene Howe as president and publisher and John McCarty as associate publisher.
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Unemployables Profit from Salvation Efforts in Rhode Island
Seeneee after Providence Rhode Island shows human salvage yields profit. An experiment cost 400 dollars and saved 2720 by placing unemployables in work via tests training and U S Employment Service. War manpower needs justify the program. Alf M Landon calls for better postwar cooperation and criticizes coffee substitutes.
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Edward Martin profile outlines PA governor’s military ties and career
United Press profile details Edward Martin's life from Greene County roots through service with the 28th Division and border conflicts. It covers his World War I leadership, Civilian Defense work, rise to governor after defeating James J. Davis, and prior roles as Auditor General and Treasurer.
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The Super Films By Ernest Foster Hollywood
Hollywood studios push to produce super productions in the five million dollar class. The Moon Is Down at 20th Century Fox is cited as an example with a large preproduction effort and top talent across departments. Studios aim for timely war pictures with mass appeal and major book rights investments.
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Problem of the Wire Cage Chapter 16
Superintendent Hadley and Dr. Young argue on the driveway as a chaotic scene unfolds with Brenda suspected, Rowland named as the possible murderer, and Nick vowing relentless pursuit to prove his case. The tense dialogue hints at shifting loyalties and impending discovery in the case.
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Murder stakes rise as Chandler threats loom in case
Detectives press for truth amid a tangle of relationships and suspicions. Hadley accuses Nick of dodging the core issue while warning against mixing romance with crime as Rowland and Brenda draw attention in the case.
Churchill's Europe Vision Says Unity Requires Balance
Dorothy Thompson surveys Churchill's 45 minute talk stressing Europe as a shared entity. He advocates confederations of smaller states and a council of Europe balanced with Asia, with joint action by Americas, Britain, and Russia, not domination by any one power.
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Message Center notes from Africa reveal soldiers at work
Ernie Pyle introduces a lighthearted salute to Army Signal Corps operators in Algeria known as the Message Center. He lists personnel with hometowns and nicknames, sharing humorous anecdotes about their lives and duties while ensuring their safe, prompt dispatch of his columns.
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Puzzling Crossword Clues From Today's Paper
A mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues appears, covering definitions from measuring terms to animal names and abbreviations. Answers include items like land measure, furred traits, and common abbreviations, forming a typical daily puzzle grid.
Gandhi Saint or Charlatan Divides Indian Opinion
In India Gandhi polarizes views as a saintly spiritual leader and a shrewd political operator. The article surveys Hindu reverence for him, British critics, and his use of religion in politics, alongside paradoxes in his nonviolence creed and cow protection writings. It contrasts Gandhi with a local guru who rejects mixing politics and religion.
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