Globe News Publishing Co. masthead and staff
The item lists founding date February 20 1924 second class matter posting Amarillo Texas post office under act of 1878 evening publication schedule except weekends connection with Amarillo Daily News on Sunday staff includes GENE HOWE president and publisher JOHN McCARTY assistant publisher WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief contact telephone departments.
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Barefoot reporter protests ration board over shoes
Bettye Grable, Okmulgee Daily Times reporter, walked long daily beats and tried to obtain an extra pair of shoes. She picketed the ration board office with a placard declaring the board unfair to girl newspaper reporters' feet as Captain O. F. Johnson tried to persuade her to end the protest.
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Okmulgee Daily
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O. F. Johnson
War Preparation and Support for Liberated Nations
Front line quotes emphasize future war readiness through advanced weapon design and material development. Leaders stress shared duty with Allies to aid liberated countries by securing not only food but the chance to choose their own governments.
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Levin H. Campbell, Jr
Ordnance
Archibald MacLeish
The War's End and American Global Role
The war in Europe is ending as Germany collapses and civilian government rises. The United States led in both European and Pacific theaters, with Allied support and strategic victories cited, while noting future duties to allies and the need for realistic postwar principles.
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Germany
United States
Normandy
Philippines
Iwo Jima
Hias Bean
Chiang Kai-shek
Europe
Asia
Quebec
Moscow
Teheran
Yalta
Hongkong
Eoice
Manchuria
Before Okinawa Landing Aboard Our Assault Transport
Ernie Pyle writes aboard a troop transport on the eve of the Okinawa invasion. He conveys nerves and resolve, describes the ship’s veteran status and crew, and notes last minute prep, sleep, meals, and prayers amid a mix of humor and grave expectation. The piece blends personal anecdotes with biblical and literary quotations as the force readies for battle.
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Okinawa
Navy
Pacific
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Normandy
France
Guadalcanal
Feather Bedding and Public Opinion Shift
George Gallup reports a rising opposition to feather bedding the practice of hiring more workers than needed. A national survey shows 66 percent oppose a law to stop it, up from 62 percent in 1944 with 14 percent undecided.
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Princeton
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Congress
Polk Street Professor Sees Cigarettes Help Russia Debate
A local citizen voices strong views on cigarette distribution to Lend Lease and shares humor about reporters. Capt. McKimmon at the Air Field criticizes newspaper writing and jokes about intellect after meeting the speaker.
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Capt. McKimmon
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From A 1940s Page
A partial crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues across many common word answers. Includes military insigne, measurements, languages, geography, and everyday terms with a mix of abbreviations and archaic spellings.
April 4 historical notes span diplomacy to politics
Entries recount a London five power naval parley draft ending with no full agreement as Italy and France clash on naval equality. Queen Victoria of Sweden dies in Italy and Mussolini offers facilities to northern royalty. Rascob resists resignation amid Senate lobby attacks. Ethiopia moves troops to Italian Somaliland border and Congress passes a large work relief bill. Other items note gas pipeline plans, Churchill secret session, a Pellely Washington plot claim, and Sadler accusing O'Daniel of dictatorship talk.
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Queen Victoria
Sweden
Mussolina
John J. Rascob
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Allred
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House Investigating Committee
William Dudley Pelley
Washington
Jerry Sadler
W. Lee O'Daniel
Thoughts on divine compare in holiness and power
A fragment quotes a biblical praise line, exalting the Lord above all gods as glorious in holiness and fearsome in strength. The text presents a devotional tone through reverent wording, focusing on divine majesty.
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