Amarillo Globe News Masthead Clipped From 1994 Issue
Fragmentary public notice style header shows The Amarillo Globe News masthead with publisher names Gene Bowe and John McCarty, and publication details for February 1994. Text confirms second class matter filing and connections to Amarillo Daily News.
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Notable War Era News From Buffalo to South Africa
A Buffalo man sends a pork chop to the OPA, the chop weighing under two ounces, as the OPA warns patrons not to forward food samples to Washington. Premier Smuts wins a decisive victory in South Africa, drawing Americans behind him against totalitarianism and shifting the United Party's plurality.
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OPA
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Office of Defense Transportation
Smuts
South Africa
Cordell Hull
Herr Hitler
Joe Goebbels
United Party
Africander Party
New Order
Call to cut hoarded 10000 dollar bills by George
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia urges ending hoarding of 10000 dollar notes as Treasury worries about circulation. He notes fewer than 2200 are in use and argues Sunday meals can be bought with smaller denominations. He says Social Security must rely on broad business prosperity from farming upward.
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Treasury
Walter F. George
Georgia
Nazis Decaying As Allies Tighten Weaker Nazi Fronts
Washington dispatch by Paul Mallon details escalating Allied naval air dominance in Italy and beyond. German lines along the Po and Apennines are vulnerable to sea land landings and bombers, with Switzerland and Turkey potential routes for disruption. The piece argues Berlin cannot defend all fronts as Allied offensives shrink Nazi control in Russia and North Africa.
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Orel
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Old-fashioned flirtation in a tense jailhouse scene
Kathy jokes about jail and romance as Clint Mattison boasts of control. They visit Kraiktower where a tense, uneasy mood grows. Mattison quietly mixes a single cocktail with his handkerchief wrapped around the glass while danger lingers.
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Kathy
Simon
Poisoned Cocktail Confession Ends In Murder Plot
In a tense confrontation, Martie Kraik faces murderer Clint Mattison who poisons a cocktail to force a false confession. She dictates a deadly lie claiming she killed Derek Grady to shield her granddaughter, as Mattison tightens his hold and reads over the page. (To Be Concluded)
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Marthe Kraik
Derek Grady
Clint Mattison
Quotations of Truth and Blessings Across eras
A collection of religious and literary sayings emphasizing truthfulness, mercy, and love. Notable lines reference Proverbs, Romans, Coleridge, and Mrs Butler remarks, advocating steadfast faith and kindness amid trials.
Sicily's Doormat Says Welcome by ERNIE PYLE
War dispatch from Sicily notes friendly Sicilians overall despite some sabotage and hunger. Troops encounter mountain towns, ancient fortifications, and fertile land under a dry summer. Locals trade fruit and labor for merchandise, especially shoes, while many wear sandals from tire material.
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Klondike
G. I
We Must Not Scold Our Way To War Aims
Walter Lippmann argues Americans respond to clear, definite tasks not scolding. He reviews U S war production revealing aircraft needs demand rapid expansion, with July output near 7373 planes. He calls for honest messaging, extended manpower, selective service refinements, and guarantees to war industry leaders and workers.
Puzzling Horizontal and Vertical Clues Feature Classic Names
A dense word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues for a themed crossword. Entries include famed novelists, chemical symbols, geographic names, and common words, with several entries referencing historic figures and standard crossword conventions.
Radio Program Schedule and News Clips Across Amarillo
A detailed Thursday schedule lists morning to noon radio programs on KGNC with multiple NBC and Blue network shows including The Sky Pilot Farm Round Up Rise and Shine and Trading Post plus Lora Lawton and David Harum in NBC slots. It includes evening fare such as Mr District Attorney and Kay Kyser College of Musical Knowledge and ends with sign offs and a wartime commentary montage from OWI and foreign ministers.
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Trading Post
Milt Herth
Ailr
Tito
Swingtette
NBC
Victory
Bob Halsey
Lora Lawton
News By Air
Hollywood Theater of the Air
Road To Life
Morning Melodies
Snow Village
David Harum
Frances and
Eddie
Alec Randolph
Wunstop Duzzit
Mirth and Madness
Guiding Light
Wes Izzard
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Life
Bill
Farrell
Lant McIntire
Amarillo Field
Box K Ranchers
Claude Thornhill
Fred Waring
Victory Tuhes
News of the World
H. V. Kaitenborn
Mrs. North
Tommy Dorsey
Judy
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Richard Harkness
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