Glober News fishing Co. issues and wartime opinions in Amarillo
The Amarillo Globe News carries aviation and war reflections from 1944 era readers. It comments on Pearl Harbor accountability, Kimmel and Short, and the War and Navy departments, then shifts to postwar job tips for veterans and a note on New York City's airport expansion and traffic cops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
United States
Kimmel
Short
Kimmel-Short
War and Navy Departments
Globe
Army
Navy
Indianapolis
New York
la Guardia
Barbarossa myth and the Nazi legend of Hitler, a spectral rival
Dorothy Thompson traces Barbarossa as a medieval German myth and links it to modern Nazi imagery. She speculates that Hitler may survive as a double and notes how ear measurements and staged broadcasts fuel uncertainty. The piece argues the myth is a horror tale of failure, not grandeur.
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Friedrich Barbarossa
Holy Roman Empire
Friedrich I
Barbarossa
Red
Asia Minor
Kyffhaueuser
Germany
Wotan
Adolf Hitler
Goebbels
Berger
Hitler
Himmler
Neutrals
England
Sudeten
Third Reich
News from China: Chiang Kai-shek shifts stance amid war strains
Washington reports mixed gains as Chiang Kai-shek purges anti Communist elements to align with official policy. Despite Japanese control of industry and transport, Chinese resolve remains intact though economy falters inflation soars. The front lines show limited progress with provincial leaders complicating unity while aid via India increases. Buy bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Washington
China
Chiang Kai-hek
Stilwell
United Nations
Chiang
Salween River
India
Chungking
Not So Long Ago December 4 1929 1934 News Briefs
A bundle of short items notes House of Lords protests over recognition of Russia and riots incitement. Stimson calls Russian charges utterly false. Amarillo College approval as standard junior college. US foreign trade shows a 400 million dollar balance in ten months. Roosevelt backs Bankhead cotton control act. Magnolia Oil faced race discrimination charges in Beaumont. Rome students march amid Italian anger over Russia Finland invasion. Senate and House seek to break relations with Russia opposed by military officials. Maury Maverick loses poll tax acquittal bid in San Antonio. Quotes include Lessing and a Bible verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Russia
Stimson
Amarillo College
United States
Roosevelt
Bankhead Cotton Control Act
Salvation of the
South
Magnolia Oil Company
Beaumont
Rome
Finland
Senate
House
U. S
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Will War Change Women’s Roles Says Local Panel
Local residents weigh in on postwar careers for women. Carpenter H. M. Beeler and others express varied views on whether many women will continue public work after the war. Some think women will return to homemaking, while others foresee lasting shifts and continued leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Beeler
Carpenter
George Carroll
R. E. Williams
Rachel Dunaway Cox Accepts Lectureship at Bryn Mawr College
Rachel Dunaway Cox, former Amarillo and New York newspaper woman, is named lecturer in psychology and director of the education clinic at Bryn Mawr College near Philadelphia. She began her journalistic career nearly twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
New York
Bryn Mawr College For
Philadelphia
Cox
Mrs. Cox Joins Bryn Mawr After Notable Career
Mrs. Cox is appointed to a new position at Bryn Mawr after a distinguished career. She previously edited the Woman's Institute Page in the New York Herald Tribune, earned a master's at Columbia, studied in Europe, and earned a doctorate at the University of Pennsylvania. She worked in Army personal adjustment at Walter Reed Hospital. Her husband, Dr. Reavis Cox, chairs the economics department at Penn. The couple resides in Swarthmore with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Woman's Institute
New York Herald-Tribune
Columbia
Europe
University of Pennsylvania
Bryn Mawr
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Miss Lucy Ann Williams Visits New Mexico Campus
Miss Lucy Ann Williams the Sandie yell leader visited with friends on the New Mexico University campus over the weekend. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Williams of 113 Arch Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Lucy Ann Williams
Sandie Yell
New Mexico University
C. O. Williams
Arch Terrace
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers
A crossword puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with partial word prompts and abbreviations for answers. The grid references include military leaders and common terms, with several errors in letter strings and missing letters suggesting OCR artifacts.
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BY Dorothy Thompson
Mallon
Burma
Lessing
John
Rachel Dunaway Cox
W. J. Morris Agency
Roary
Polk Street
Moon Mullins
Sergeant Branner
Detective O'Grady
Donald Duck
U.S
Alexander A
English River
Monk’s Hood
Son of
Seth
U. S. Marine Corps Amphibious Forces
South Pacific
Abera
Lenah
Spain
New Guinea
Nort
Mike
J.ke
Boss
Martin
Higbee
Wey
Daisy
Oo Feerman
Mortimer
Lois Lane
Ikm
Ryder
Associated Press
A&s
Enetrates
VapoRub
Thomson-King CO. Insurance Service
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