GIVE-OR HAVE THEM TAKEN THE AMARILLO GLOBE
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, notes its publication history and leadership while reporting on the Army and Navy typewriter surplus appeal. It discusses the government urging individuals to volunteer machines for Army Navy use and hints at possible conscription if response lags. The piece cites WPB sales records as context.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Ws Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Donald Nelson
WPB
Letter to a critic defends wartime bond drive and national unity
A Cincinnati reader replies to a critic by arguing for total support of war bonds and global victory. The writer warns that opposing views threaten America’s survival, cites conditions in Europe, and urges the reader to publicly identify themselves, buy bonds, and avoid antiwar messaging. The piece frames the conflict as a test of democracy and loyalty.
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India
Hitler
World Federation of States
League of Nations
China
Germany
Russia
Europe
America
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Dr Goebbels
Cincinnati
FBI
Isle of Abas Chieftain Under Threat as Stranger Arrives
Visitors arrive on Abas Island complicating Bill Talcott's six year tenure as plant manager. A smuggler lands two refugees, MacDowell is knocked out, Halsey takes charge, and Talcott, though passive, faces pressure to reveal truth and defend his island realm. The escapees' papers prove valid as tension rises aboard the schooner.
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Bill Talcott
Halsey
Bill
MacDowell
June Paterson
June
Paterson
Captain Jackson
Senorita
Juan
Leonard Halsey
Tomas
Cap
Turing Juan
Sebastien
Talcott
Jackson
Eign Lands
Martha Swenson
Albert Constantine
Black Tomas
Abas Island
Federal Chemical
Federal
Anegada
Abas Pier
The Phenomenon of Mr Churchill by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson appraises Winston Churchill as a lifelong Briton with elastic intellect facing a three ring crisis. He unites empire resilience with allied strategy while guiding Britain through peril, war aims, and social reform, without losing the war or faith in a broader mission. Churchill’s leadership is seen as pivotal to a new world order.
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Dorothy Thompson
Britain
Churchill
England
Mr. Churchall
Mr. Churchill
Sir Stafford Cripps
Manscow
India
United States
Russia
China
Duke of Marlborough
Chamberlain
Berchtesgaden
British
Stalin
Kremlin
Cargo planes to end the war and bead a U N blockade
A Time Magazine excerpt argues for a massive air freighter fleet built from low‑carbon steel to outrun naval blockades. It contends 56,000 planes carrying twenty tons at two hundred miles per hour could move more freight than the entire UN shipping pool, shifting theaters in hours. The piece also notes Petrie’s death in Jerusalem and early archaeology highlights.
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United Nations
United States
Mickey Raset the dancing director in Hollywood
In Hollywood the Russian born Mickey Raset serves as Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth’s dance coach and choreography critic. He guides, adjusts, and critiques routines, ensuring the public sees seamless footwork while Astaire shapes the routines themselves. General Ho Kue Kwang notes a speculative forecast of a three‑part air attack sequence involving Tokyo.
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Henry Fre
Fred Astaire
Astaire
Hollywood
Val Raset
Columbia Studios
Miss Hayworth
Raset
Mickey
Fred
Mickey Raset
Tokyo
RAF
Ho Kue Kwang
World Census Figures Outline Global Population Trends
A compact summary noting census figures from multiple nations including Italy Germany Canada Russia Poland Ireland England Austria Sweden Mexico Czechoslovakia Hungary Scotland Norway and the United States. It highlights shifts in population growth and demographic composition across regions during the period reported.
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Italy
Germany
Canada
Russia
Poland
Ireland
England
Austria
Sweden
Mexico I
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Scotland
Norway
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U. S. Navy
Paul Mallon
Washington
Ohio
Mallon India
State Department
Py Eaton
K. Goldthwaite
Thomas
Jane Paterson
mid-Atlantic
Moscow
Cairo
Rene Yt
Esterve
Col. Royal B. Lord
Collier's
Egypt
Time Magazine
Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie
Jerusalem
Sir Flinders
Herodotus
Homer
Schliemann
Troy
Sir Arthur Evans
Crete
Flinders Petrie
Palestine
Petrie
Israel
Ernest Foster
Rita Hay
U.S
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