Globe-News Publishing Co. details and contact lines
Founded February 20 1924 the paper entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under 1879 act. Published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by Globe News Publishing Co Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher. Telephones News business 6269 circulation 6262.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Government spending in 1941 rises amid war costs
The 1941 federal state and local outlays reached 24 billion dollars, about one third more than 1938. Health and welfare up 20 percent since 1928, reclamation and streets up roughly a third and 20 percent respectively. Some argue non-emergency cuts are possible, others call it penny-wise.
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Federation of
Wastful procrastination on tire recapping
Officials delay rubber program while thousands of tires are ruined. Re-treaded tires could yield another ten thousand miles, but without action they become scrap. The piece argues for rejuvenating carcasses and criticizes policy that blocks new rubber, linking sugar and alcohol to ammunition.
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Washington
The Yankee fighter a Free French memoir of Lt Hasey
The Yankee fighter details Lt John F. Hasey of Bridgewater Mass a 25 year old American who fought with the Free French in Finland Libya and Syria. It covers his wounds near Damascus his leadership of a platoon and his return to the United States as France and Russia resisted the Axis. The book is narrated by Hasey to Joseph F Dinneen.
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John F. Hasey
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Syria
France
Russia
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Bridgewater
Mass
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Joseph F. Dinneen
Women Engineers Aid U S Navy in Aircraft Design
In Washington the Navy Department employs two women engineers in the bureau of aeronautics. Maude Elsa Gardner, a veteran of the last war, and Marian W. Bond, a postwar entrant, contribute to airplane design and testing while advancing women’s roles in military aviation. Gardner has a storied career with the Army Air Corps and British munitions, and Bond works on technical work in aircraft design and structures.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
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Maude Elsa Gardner
Marian W. Bond
Army
Navy
Army Air Corps
Wright Field
Dayton
U.S. Army Air Forces
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pratt Institute
New York Uniersity
St. Lawrence University
Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences
Sciety of American Military Engineers
Universiy of Maryland
CAA
Talcott Returns to face charges on Saint Thomas island
Bill Talcott, six years on a Dutch West Indian island as a chemical firm branch manager, prepares to return to New York to confront a shortage in accounts. He suspects a frame by higher authorities as auditor Struthers gathers "evidence" while Talcott debates whether to flee or face the boss with Mac Dowell, Martha Swenson, June Paterson, and others awaiting transport aboard the supply boat.
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New York
Bill
Halsey
MacDowell
June Paterson
Martha Swenson
Prof. Constantine
Jackson
Struthers
Abas Island
Saint Thomas
Talcott
Winters
Saint Peter
Pearly Gates
Sebastien
Black Tomas
Sam
Tomas
Jane Paterson
Hasley
Tortola Dock
Buckro Struthers
Abas
Constantine
Farewell to Abas Island Chapter 13 Ruling the launch to Tortola
Bill Talcott asserts control aboard the launch to Abas Island, ordering Sebastien to take charge and warning Struthers to back down. The group faces delays for immigration and lodging as tensions ease and personal memories surface aboard the ship.
Lorre on Kitten Size and the Andrews Sisters’ Labor
Peter Lorre argues that a kitten’s calm menace amplifies a small actor’s impact and notes how big roles often hinge on restraint. The piece also profiles the Andrews Sisters, explaining their success comes from grueling rehearsal and persistent practice behind polished harmony.
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Hollywood
Peter Lorre
Lorre
Frank Lloyd
Universal
Notable Quotations On Friendship Duty And Righteousness
A collage of moral maxims and biblical verses celebrates virtue duty and justice. It juxtaposes Emerson Butler Lincoln Psalms and Shakespeare urging ethical action and faith in right over might. The collection echoes timeless guidance on character and service.
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Abraham Lincoln
Women welders in Kaiser yards spark fur coat rush
The Kaiser shipyards near Portland and Vancouver hire women as welders at 1.20 an hour, with overtime, creating a fur coat buying spree as Jeanne Jermander and others adjust to new war labor. Women workers praise pay and future prospects while unions admit limits on entry.
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Kaiser Shipyards
Portland
Vancouver
Wash
Jeanne Jermander
Kaiser Yards
Jeanne
Henry Kaiser
Kaiser
Kaiser Company
United States
Boilermakers’ Union
A. F. of L
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Electrical Union
Oregon
Shipyard Stabilization Committee
Pacific Coast
Washington
Roosevelt
Peter
Paul
Harry Morton
Henry J. Kaiser
Full of virtues. fascist boast spreads in radio
A radio announcer extols the Fascist attitude in wartime as “satisfied,” “very pleased,” and “full of great virtues” while declaring overcoming difficulties and self of high intellect, reflecting Italy’s propagandized stance. Zephaniah 2:3 is cited as context.
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