Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo Chronicle Header
The Amarillo Globe News shows publisher and staff identifiers for The Globe News Publishing Co. with addresses on Sixth and Fillmore and notes on publication timing and post office status. Names include Henry Bellamann founder, Gene Howe president and publisher, John McCarty associate publisher. The paper operates evenings except weekends and is connected to The Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Ans
Ee Eel
Get Ready For War Changes Says Independent Globe
An independent democracy paper urges readers to brace for wartime shifts with optimism. It notes Bermuda onions sitting unused while England seeks supplies and warns shipping space constraints affecting the U.S. and Canadian markets and prices under control in Canada.
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Bermuda
England
U. S
Canadian
Canada
Hitler
Censorship Debate and Crime Plot in Kings Row
Washington reports on the voluntary censorship system amid Axis propaganda and domestic political worries. Peyton Graves uncovers Fulmer Green's influence in the Chronicle and a tense hospital confrontation ends with Graves' suicide and Drake McHugh's deteriorating health and nearby reshaping of Kings Row power.
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Washington
Axis Radio
Parris
Peyton
the Chronicle
Fulmer Green
Drake
Chronicle
Wardlaw
St. Louis
R. R. Rosebro
Fulmer
Parris Mitchell
Drake McHugh
Kings Row
Peyton Graves
The
Evening Chronicle
Heroic Rescue of Sailors from USS Oklahoma
Honolulu April 9 NEA Service reports a Pearl Harbor Shop 11 crew praised for heroic rescue work during the December 7 attack. Julio De Castro led calm, steady operations freeing diversely skilled workers and sailors trapped in the capsized vessel as water rose and air pressure shifted.
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NEA
Honolulu
Oklahoma
Pearl Harbor
Julio de Castro
DeCastro
Two Way Censorship in Wartime News
British correspondents in New York face strict censorship on outgoing dispatches to London while American censors curb critical reporting. The Office of Censorship tightened rules on March 26, prompting a briefing with Brendan Bracken on March 30, yet officials promise no suppression of truthful Briton reporting.
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MacLeish
Mellett
Parris
Elise
Sandor
Marie von Ern
Renee
Jill
Randy
Drake
Sanders
Vienna
Board of Editors
Dr. McNeill
Cary Whitehead
Dan Gilbert
Elliot
Europe
New York
London
America
Army
Navy
Washington
Manhattan
United States
England
United Nations
Churchill
Sir Stafford Cripps
Brendan Bracken
Britain
Bracken
Atlantic
War Quiz Questions From a WWII Newspaper Page
This item presents three quiz prompts about wartime insignia a British parliamentary figure and a sailor's view of Murmansk. It asks readers to identify military affiliations and the nationality of a former prime minister from Commonwealth nations.
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Parris
Drake
Randy
Heaven
Hell
Paris
Army
Robert Gordon Menzies
British Commonwealth of Nations
United Nations
Murmansk
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Liberty
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