Globe News Publishing Co History Note
Fragmentary history line states founded February 1924 and entered as second class matter February 30 1924. It lists Amarillo Texas publishers and editors including Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Wesley Wizard editor in chief. published evenings with Amarillo Daily News collaboration.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixthmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley [Izard
Telephone
Congress drops bill aiming at 4-F wartime labor groups
Congress decided against pushing legislation to force select 4-F men into war plants or labor battalions. Lawmakers concluded existing bureaus already wield sufficient authority and considered avoiding targeting other groups not currently in war work.
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Congress
Servants Not Rulers in Maryland Budget Reform
A 1940s reform essay notes Maryland state spending rose 500 percent from 1920 to 1940, then fell after a 1943 budget cut. It credits a Public Expenditure Council formed three years earlier for monitoring budgets and lowering taxes, urging citizens to pursue accountable public service.
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Maryland
Reed
Supreme Court
Restoration of discipline and standards in education
A letter argues education became an assembly line after mass production began 32 to 15 years ago. It calls for restoring scholarship by abolishing electives, separating classes for the least educated, and empowering teachers with disciplinary authority to prepare leaders for the nation.
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California University
Supplying Anzio Is Beautiful
Ernie Pyle describes the Fifth Army supply operations at Anzio beachhead Italy. He notes ships unloading by dock and by beaches under constant threat from German forces, with large ships off harbor and a busy fleet, smoke screens and hospital ships, and night air raids. He observes the hustle of war traffic, varied vehicles including tanks and guns, and urgent activity shaping a living battlefield.
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Ernie Pyle
Fifth Army
Italy
Anzio
New York Harbor
Mediterranean
Australian censorship battle rocks Sydney papers
Editor Frank Ashton recounts the censorship clash that led to suppression of Sydney’s four major dailies and delayed Melbourne Herald and Adelaide News editions. The episode traces to April protests over Army minister Forde’s 90 000 reduction claim and escalates to police seizures and court injunctions.
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Sydney Sun
Sydney
Australia
Melbourne Herald
Adelaide News
America
United States
Commonwealth Army
Francis E. Forde
Forde
Arthur Calwell
Caldwell
R. G. Henderson
Australian
Proprietors Association
Calwell
Henderson
Telegraph
Sunday Telegraph
Quotable Bible and Shakespeare Echo in Testimony
A compact devotional compilation cites Micah 4 5 and Jonah 2 9 along with Bacon and Shakespeare brief lines. The excerpt contrasts faith and nobility with worldly kinship to beasts and ends with Shakespearean courage against danger.
Crossword Puzzle Public Official Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A list of crossword clues from a public official themed puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle includes clues for political terms and common words, with numbers indicating each entry's position and direction. It references standard crossword conventions and includes a solved answer to the previous puzzle.
Should We Bomb Churches? Public Opinion Study
George Gallup reports that a large majority of Americans support military bombing of religious buildings if necessary to save lives, with 14 percent approve and 19 percent disapprove. Catholics and Protestants share the view that lives matter more than relics.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Hitler
U. S
Rome
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Church Restoration Sparks Debate on Sacrificing Blood for Antiques
Opponents warn against sacrificing American lives for relics while advocates insist a dead man cannot be rebuilt. Critics urge attendance at religious spaces to improve world harmony and argue sanctuaries of culture and faith must be preserved.
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Henderson
Calwell
Thomas Jefferson
Sunday Telegraph
Commonwealth
Polk Street Professor Speaks On Nazi Opponents
The author notes pride in teachers and preachers in occupied countries standing against Der Fuehrer. A personal store visit reveals a disinterested clerk who mocks heredity and suggests canine ancestry, prompting plans to put future suggestions in writing.
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der Fuehrer
Kaiser's Risky Drive Marks Ambitious War Era Plan
Henry J. Kaiser urges embracing all hazards of enterprise to push a heroic effort in building large wartime projects, citing narrow margins between ultimate victory and defeat under premier Hideki Tojo. The quote frames industrial resolve amid global tension.
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Hideki Tojo
Henry J. Kaiser
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Paul Mallon
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Miss G
Hollywood
Frank Ashton
the Herald
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the Sun
the Mirror
High Court
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Lord
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Bacon
Jonah
Shakespeare
House
Ways and Means Committee
Paradise
Great Lake
Donkey
Demigod
He Is
North Carolina
Ireland
Moon Mullins
Nix
Willie
Elmo
Mamie
Eddie
Fancy Pants
Fellowss
Donald Dock
Toots
Romeo
Oscar
Red Ryder
Stella
By George Gallup
Polk Street
ASAX
NEA Service
Uasurat
Josie
Tony Bowles
Acme Cleaners
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