Amarillo Globe News Publisher and Staff Note
Public notice style fragment lists the Amarillo Globe News publisher and staff roles, with dates of 1974 and 1994, typical newspaper filing details, and mentions of city and publishing connections.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1943
Page
8
Public notice style fragment lists the Amarillo Globe News publisher and staff roles, with dates of 1974 and 1994, typical newspaper filing details, and mentions of city and publishing connections.
The National Safety Council proposes placement guidelines for wartime vehicle stickers to avoid obstructing vision. Hide the federal use stamp and base-entry stickers behind the rear-view mirror, place mileage decals on the left rear window, state registrations on the windshield edge, and inspection stamps in the upper right corner to keep driving safe.
The letter argues ration tickets should be surrendered for sugar or coffee carried by return travelers. It says rationing exists due to limited transportation to import enough for all. Carrying a few pounds by one person does not load transport or harm others’ shares, so requiring coupons is overly bureaucratic.
W Averell Harriman praises British cooperation in the lend lease program and notes shared purpose in postwar policy. Everett Case of Colgate urges imagination restraint and responsibility, emphasizing unity in shaping future plans.
Roosevelt scored a major victory over the farm bloc by blocking the Bankhead bill and delaying the Pace bill while the Senate preserved a threat to veto. Byrd led the Senate path toward restraint as Barkley pressed for a straight two thirds vote against any veto override. Analysts warn only if inflation worsens and wage fronts falter will the Bankhead plan reemerge. Congress remains unsettled with Rums plan and withholding tax debates unresolved.
Dorothy Thompson argues college freshmen show deep gaps in reading writing and math and a vocabulary crisis. She blames teachers colleges and the textbook system for turning out technicians over scholars and urges restoring genuine learning with coherent history reading.
A mixed list of crossword clues with numbers for Across and Down entries. Includes references to Greek letters, chemical symbols, geographic hints, and common crossword answers spanning from 1 to 61 across both orientations.
In a London mystery thread, Hugh and Brenda pursue Arthur Chandler after Hadley suspects a professional acrobat connected to Dorrance’s death. Footprints and Miss White’s testimony press the case as they visit the grimy Orpheum in Charing Cross Road to uncover the culprit amid a stalled investigation.
In a river town theater a Western hat Tex Lannigan flings a whip to ask for Chandler while Brenda and Hugh search for a performer named Chandler. Brenda recognizes Madge Sturgess’s face in the audience as acrobats finish their act and tension rises backstage.
Ernie Pyle observes the harsh life in the French Foreign Legion at Sidi-Bel-Abbes Algeria. He notes loneliness, high discipline, and brutal penalties for infractions amid a culture focused on fighting.
In The Talk of The Town, John Scarne, famed sleight of hand expert, works with the army to curb gambling losses among soldiers. He estimates $75 million moves through dice and cards monthly, outlines scams like the Scarne cut, and provides odds tables for proper bets while praising dice and cards as a time killer.
A social etiquette quiz asks whether bragging about others, name dropping, or revealing paid prices is acceptable. It also weighs how to respond when asked about prominent local figures and how to handle unknown strangers in one’s city with apologies or a simple denial.
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