Amarillo Globe News Publication Details and Leadership
The Amarillo Globe News notes its founding February 20 1924 and post office listing for Amarillo Texas. It lists publisher Gene Howe and associate publisher John McCarty and mentions daily evening edition except weekends. The text also references the U S Navy NE Award dated August 17 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Eee News and Business Department
U. S. Navy
Still Speeding Warns Against War Time Driving
A editorial urges drivers to obey speed limits during wartime stating more than half exceed 40 mph. It notes reckless starts and tire wear while acknowledging gasoline and tire saving schemes from companies but stresses the need for shared travel and frugality to aid the war effort. It ends by invoking patriotism with a line about Hitler in empty seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baruch Committee
General firing urged for Nelsons dollar a year men
CIO members of the War Production Board Labor Advisory Committee urge Mr. Nelson to fire dollar a year men and others deemed inefficient in handling raw materials and labor, while Truman committee scrutiny looms. The piece argues firings should be based on individual efficiency, not group labels, and notes potential broader housecleaning among reformers and labor leaders.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
CIO
War Production Board
Labor Advisory Committee
Mr. Nelson
Nelson
AFL
bu___ __ reau of
Labor Statistics
Miss Perkins’ Labor Department
War Labor Board
Labor
Truman Committee
WPB
CTO
Talcott Pursues Winters Amid Caribbean Hustle
Bill Talcott and MacDowell arrive in Pillsbury Sound and storm a radioman office to reach Winters through a clogged chain of officials. Talcott drafts messages to delay Winters and seeks a meeting with a wary, gray haired Avaloncar operative as the street buzzs with island traffic and rum trades.
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MacDowell
Talcott
Pillsbury Sound
Tortola Dock
Jackson
June Paterson
Martha Swenson
Halsey
Sebastien
Radiomarine
Bill Talcott
Jack
Sparky
Mysterious auditor links intrigue on Abas Island
Talcott and MacDowell pursue a shadowy agent tied to Federal Chemical. A Nazi suspect, Baron von Stampf, appears in the trail as Halsey and Struthers draw them into a web of corporate crime. A kidnapping and a wounded Sabastien emerge as the chase heads to the fort.
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MacDowell
Talcott
Bill Talcott
Alias
Federal Chemical Company
Struthers
Baron Gerhardt von Stampf
Brazil
Islands
Standard Detective Agency
Patrick MacDowell
New York
Halsey
Federal Chemical
Emancipation Park
Abas Island
Walter
Sebastien
Uncle Sam's Secret War Review of Treasury Investigations
Treasury Department reports show wartime crime and smuggling shifting to Mexico with counterfeiters, narcotics rings, and stolen diamonds slipping across borders. The Secret Service seized $52,500 in stamps, 2,000 foreign funds investigations uncovered $10 million in assets, and prosecutions in income tax violations raised $38 million for the war chest. Internal efforts include coordining with Mexican police and other agencies to curb espionage and illicit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett Walington
Elmer L. Ivey
Treasury Department
Morgenthau
Mexico
United States
Inter
Stratetic
Secret Service
New York
California
Arizona
Internal Revenue
Baruch Heads Rubber Inquiry In Roosevelt Plan
Bernard Baruch, aged 72, named to lead the special rubber committee with Dr. James B. Conant and Dr. Karl T. Compton. The article traces Baruch’s fact finding approach, his prior war work, and the urgent push for factual, decisive action on rubber supplies amid wartime shortages and policy battles.
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Roosevelt
Bernard Mannes Baruch
Wall Street
America
Wilson
Baruch
Special
James B. Conant
Harvard University
Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Petroleum
War Production Board
Congress
Mr. Baruch
Europe
House Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
Supply, Priorities and Allocations Board
SPAB
Donald H. Nelson
Nelson
Defense
OPM
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Tr Defense Command
First World War Industries Board
Harding
Camden
S. C
Atlantic Coast Line
South
Carlton
Mr. Nelson
Robert P. Patterson
Navy
James V. Forrestal
Emory S. Land
War Shipping Administration
Brehon B. Somervell
Howard L. Vickery
Maritime Commission
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Joint
Army- Navy Munitions Board
Milo Perkins
Th Board of Economic Warfare
War Industries Board
Dr. Conant
Dr. Compton
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Amarillo Globe
Hitler
Army
Germany
Ludendorff
Caribbean
Charlotte Amalie
Winters
London
Lowell Byrd
Market Place
Steamship Company
Toom
Ev Piven
By Eaton K. Goldthwaite
Treasury
Mexico City
U. S
Customs Bureau
Office of Exports
Board of Economics Warfare
Foreign Funds Control Division
Getulio Vargas
W. F. Lawrence
New York Times
Berlin
Winston Churchill
Boston Globe
Everett
Jean Levy
Saturday Evening Post
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