Amarillo Globe News excerpt and war era notices
This item compiles a short notice about publication details for the Amarillo Globe News with dates and staff names, followed by a World War II era editorial note warning against careless tire changes and a citizen suggestion about wartime manpower. The piece mentions The Globe News Publishing Co and references John McCarty.
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Amarillo
Texas
War Birth Rate Strains Hospitals Across America
Newsweek reports a baby boom with 500000 more births than prewar, straining obstetric care. Seattle’s maternity wards stay brief and doctors scarce, Bremerton and San Antonio face extreme limits, while Red Cross and hospitals search for emergency space and faster discharge to cope with the surge. Melanesian Solomon Islanders are described in ethnographic notes, detailing language diversity, cannibal myths, head hunting, and social development in Melanesia amid wartime contact.
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America
Bremerton
Wash
Puget Sound
Seattle
San Antonio
Red Cross
Robert B. Green County City
Solomon Islands
Smithsonian Institution
New Guinea
Australia
Solomon Island
Malaita
Solomons
Towanda Faithful Face Hard Times Yet Hold To War Hope
Towanda Kansas townspeople endure business closures and a pastorless church as a wave of hardship tests resilience. Despite empty garages filling stations stores and plant losses the community persists with faith and determination to win the war and await better days for return of the boys.
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Towanda
Beveridge plan contrasts with presidential salary decree
Dorothy Thompson argues Beveridge offers a democratic, consent based path to postwar social security in Britain while condemning the U S salary cap as an unsystematic, demagogic fiat that could destabilize the economy and prolong conflict. She warns the decree strengthens isolationist elements and harms wartime priorities.
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Dorothy Thompson
William Beveridge
Britain
Congress
Fiat
America
Beveridge
Manpower uproar over wartime labor and meat policies
Washington faces tangled manpower issues as the War Production Board reallocates copper mine workers and Britain’s meat supply strains. A 50 African American miners group arrives in Montana, sparking claims of racial discrimination. Virginia meat quotas tighten abattoirs while packing firms close, and schoolchildren face new transportation rules. Debate rages over managed economy and an oversight czar to balance labor and military needs.
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House of Commons
Britain
Washington
Montana
War Production Board
Selective Service Board
Manpower Commission
Butte Mine, Mill and Smelters Union
New York
Ickes
Roosevelt
Jimmy Barnes
CIO
AFL
Mr. Ickes
Escape from the Pacific: Ruth Lee crew evade Japanese forces
Captain William Lloyd Osborne and Captain Damon Gause recount a perilous Pacific voyage aboard Ruth Lee as they slip through island groups to dodge a Japanese flotilla and a looming garrison. The tale details near captures, weather exploits, and a dramatic strafing by a Japanese bomber during a 3000 mile journey toward Australia.
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William Lloyd Osborne
Damon Gause
van Atta
Lloyd
Ruth Lee
Australia
Liyud
Two GIs Reach Australia After Escape From Japanese Pursuit
Two American officers recount their voyage aboard Ruth Lee as they evade Japanese attacks, hoist a Japanese flag to deter bombers, and finally anchor in an Australian harbor. They describe food, relief, and plans to return to the Philippines to help friends in Bataan and Corregidor, likening the moment to Christmas morning.
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Osborne
Ruth Lee
Lloyd
Australia
Lloyd and I
General MacArthur
Bataan
Corregidor
Philippines
Festival on a Cloud: Santa’s Fairy Gala Ends in Turmoil
Lucrece Hudgins recalls a century-spanning Festival of fairies elves and sprites held on a snow cloud where Santa and Mrs Claus host feasts while playful mischief fills the air. Easter Bunny arrives with alarming news from Poopo-Poona signaling a coming crisis tomorrow.
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Easter Bunny
Father Time
Santa Claus
Queen Fairy
Cupid
Mrs. Claus
Will-of-the
Kingdom of
Poopo-Poona
Bunny
Quotations on Faith and Morality From Scripture and Poets
A compact selection of biblical verses and lines from Ruskin Daniel Spurgeon Emerson and Edwin Arnold. The items reflect on prayer faith love and strength with a moral focus and period voice.
Today's Puzzle Clues Flip Both Ways in Word Grid
A mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword cues from a dated puzzle lists many clues and partial answers. The grid includes references to titles, parties, metals, animals, and common words, with cross-referenced numbers guiding entry placement.
Correct social dining etiquette Q and A
Answers provide guidance on table manners during carving and serving. No. Yes. It helps the host more if one names a preference. Leave knives and forks on the plate. Yes. Use a fruit bowl centerpiece. In Turkey carving scenario choose keep eye on host and sustainConversation, not comments.
Rabbits Turn Out Serum Research For Blood Typing
Rabbits, in the thousands, are producing a new serum used by army doctors at induction centers nationwide. The metal blood type tags worn by servicemen display A B AB or C to indicate compatible blood. Serum from rabbits also aids pneumonia and streptococcus battles and helps diagnose illnesses.
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