Amarillo News Publication Details and Editorial Contacts
Pounded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter February 30 1924 at the office at Amarillo Texas under the act of March 3 1879 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday. Proce by The Glnbe News Publishing Co Listh and ismore President and Publisher John in McCarty Associate Publisher. Telephones News and Business Department Circulation Department.
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Amarillo
Texas
Glnbe-News Publishing Co
Listh and
Ismore
Pennies to war stamps the call for youngsters
A wartime commentary urges saving pennies for war stamps and swapping for safer metals. It notes four Oklahoma children promised to christen the Liberty Ship Will Rogers were blocked due to prohibitionist objections to bottle smashing on the hull, comparing to Carrie Nation’s acts.
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Oklahoma
Will Rogers
WCTU
Carrie Nation
Nash Creates Whimsical Verses in Good Intentions
Ogden Nash returns with Good Intentions a four year collection of 198 poems. Colors range from quirky scents to playful loves and lives with jokes on diet golf and hobbies. Also Cradled In Fear by Anita Boutell blends psychological mystery with suspense in a web of horror.
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Ogden Nash
Little, Brown
Nash
the Skink
the Octopus
the Louse
Putnam
Anita Boutell
Labor dispute over Kaiser shipyards sparks White House debate
Washington readers report that government agencies including WPB advisor Donald Nelson and Navy officials protest Roosevelt on the National Labor Relations Board action in Kaiser shipbuilding. The CIO AFL clash centers on welders and union control amid record ship production and wartime labor stabilization.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
War Labor Board
Kaiser Ship
WPB
Donald Nelson
Isadore Lubin
Navy Department
Admiral Land
Maritime Commission
Mallon
Kaiser
West Coast
Africa
Guadalcanal
New Guinea
CIO
APL
AFL
New York
Higgins
New Orleans
Promise for Tomorrow final chapter ends peril and love
Julie survives a deadly trap as Pete orchestrates a dramatic rescue with federal help. The couple pledges a future together after fire and escape, with Julie choosing support for Pete’s aviation career and a shared vow to endure danger for their way of life.
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Julie
Julie Hamilton
Pete Darling
Dad
France Has Fallen for the Second Time
Dorothy Thompson argues France’s scuttling of the fleet marks a second fall, rooted in indecision and mixed loyalties within Toulon. She laments betrayal by Darlan and Petain, urges acknowledgment of France’s tragedy, and praises de Gaulle as the path to renewal.
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Dorothy Thompson
Hamlet
Hitler
France
Toulon
de Gaulle
Darlan
Petain
de Gaullists
North Africa
State Department
General de Gaulle
Philippine Escape Instalment Twelve
Two officers recount their Luzon jungle escape back to sea aboard the Ruth Lee. They barter fuel and leverage native help to sail 3000 miles toward Anzacland while dodging Japanese patrols and storms, earning trust as saviors after treating a malaria-stricken youth.
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Damon Gause
Lloyd OsborNe
Luzon
Lloyd
Manila
Philippines
China Sea
Philippine
Australia
Anzacland
Ruth Lee
Lioyd and
Blue Sea
China
Pacific
Quotations On Courage Fear and Freedom From Scripture
A compact collection of proverbs and lines, including Seneca on courage and heaven versus fear, a Job verse on freedom from servitude, and Owen Meredith praising rest after conflict. The mix blends ancient philosophy with biblical and literary lines.
Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Word Challenge
Crossword style clues mix chemistry, geography, and lore with many abbreviations. Readable segments show clues for both horizontal and vertical directions including terms like Not as early, Achieve, Poison oak, Native of Lapland, and River in France.
Racketeers Exploit Christmas Charity Warned by Bureaus
Coronet digest highlights fraud risks in war time drives with fake organizations, bogus letters, and list-selling by slick solicitors. Better Business Bureaus urge vigilance as cities implement war chests to ensure funds reach legitimate causes and avoid waste. The piece also profiles Southern California's disabled workers turning to war production, proving handicaps can become assets with training and opportunity.
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Yuletide
New York
Better Business Bureaus
Boston
Atlanta
San Francisco
Red Cross
America
Edythe Kennedy
United States Employment Service
Special Service
R. Randall Irwin
Lockheed Aircraft
Boris V. Markovin
University of Prague
University of California Psychology’ Clinic
California
Our Spoiled Children Praise for the fighting men at Guadalcanal
Col A H Rosenfeld salutes Navy and Army personnel, praising their courage across Guadalcanal New Guinea and Africa. He notes twelve recipients of Navy and Flying Crosses, including a flier who hit a Japanese destroyer and a marine who disabled an enemy tank. He urges pride and prayer for a fighting army that has never started a war.
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Guadale Canal
Admiral Halsey
Navy
Halsey
Guadalcanal
New Guinea
North Africa
Europe
A. H. Rosen-feld
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Women's
Tekes
Eleanor Atterbury
the Promise
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Arnaldo
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