Amarillo Globe-News Publishing Staff and Dates
The Amarillo Globe founded 1924 publishes evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. Notices include second class matter entry dates February 20 1934 and March 3 1879 acts. George Howf president and publisher and John McCarty assistant publisher listed. Wesley Izard editor in chief.
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Wage Board Battles Over White Collar Pay And Press Agents
The National War Labor Board granted a $15 weekly increase for theatrical press agents and managers but refused a $15 monthly rise for 194 000 West Coast white collar workers. Congress notes tied to tax increases and war bonds boost, while food prices rise. critics ask why the coast workers do not get a similar increase.
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German forces wearied as Hitler rescinds salute policy
A wartime dispatch notes German armies in the east push forward while Russian counterattacks grow stronger. The article claims German radio cites extreme fatigue slowing pledges of loyalty to Hitler as troops near exhaustion.
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Money plans and Bretton Woods critique
Washington observers debate Bretton Woods schemes linking postwar lending with world trade. The columnist argues the plan promotes one way export credits, risks unrepaid loans, and clashes with domestic import policy while stressing long term effects on U.S. wealth and employment.
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Mene Pee
Mosquito Capital in Normandy Described by Ernie Pyle
Ernie Pyle recalls swarms along Normandy hedgerows where columns of mosquitoes rise 200 to 300 feet. He notes fellow soldiers suffer insect bites, guns and eggs become scarce, and a humorous fantasy ends with a grand breakfast served to four officers before a planned desertion.
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Normandy
Alaska
Not So Long Ago Not So Long Ago August 3 1929
A compilation of world and US news items from August 3 1929 including Mainz Germany occupation status, Hindenburg death mournings, Hitler’s rapid dictatorship, Canada and US recovery contrasts, Dillinger case notes, and local polls in Amarillo showing Roosevelt support.
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Communist Youths League
Lewellyn Williams
Amazon Jungles
Texas
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Amarillo
Polk Street Professor’s Household Ordeal Reveals Smelly Ash Trays
A reader jokes about family habits causing a lasting stink from hair, rubber bands, and gum in living room ash trays. The narrator plans a coal stove to burn the offending items, lamenting gas cooking drawbacks and a house that smells like branding time.
War era quotes on democracy and learning from public figures
A collection of statements from Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler Carl V Weygandat Oliver Lyttleton George D Stoddard and Admiral Chester W Nimitz stressing responsible public opinion in democracy wartime vigilance against exploitation and commitment to free learning and Christian ideals.
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Columbia U
George D. Stoddard
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Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Faithful Prayers and Divine Judgments in Antiquity
Excerpts from biblical and classical sources note prayers heard from heaven, forgiveness sought for sins, and the belief that the godly are delivered from temptations while the wicked face judgment. Pliny the Elder adds that belief in divine attention to human affairs enforces moral order despite delays.
Army Leader Horizontal Squirrel Clue Puzzle Sees Themed Grid
A fill in a word puzzle features clues for across and down entries such as Insects Soar Sailors Without Stagger and Flower One Fr. Royal Italian family name Wandering Bamboolike grasses among others. The puzzle mixes general vocabulary with names and antiquated phrasing typical of crosswords.
Air power and Latin America relations cited by generals
Lt Gen Barney M Giles warns German air forces could have halted invasions if used for one day. Dr Hernano Tavares of Sao Paulo notes steady deterioration in Brazil US relations and similar trends across Latin America.
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AAF
Hernano Tavares
Sao Paulo
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