Amarillo Globe historic masthead notes publication details
The Amarillo Globe announces its 1924 founding date and publishing arrangement with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists officials including Gene Howe president, John McCarty assistant publisher, and Wesley Izzard editor in chief with contact lines.
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Wesley Izzard
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Roosevelts mileage milestones and wartime shipping tolls debated
Statisticians estimate President Roosevelts travel since 1932 surpasses 300000 miles while critics note Earth Moon distance of 238857 miles. Admirals report 25284287 tons of merchant shipping built since 1942 to gauge Axis submarine losses. British and Czech officials urge relentless Allied air and ground pressure on Germany with hard lessons for aggression.
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Cairo
Teheran
Way Points
Admiral Vickery
Navy
Knox
Too Far Sighted
Lipppmann argues that postwar optimism should focus on practical, incremental settlements rather than grand global schemes. He warns that overfar-sighted forecasts paralyze action and emphasizes solving issues in order, with concrete results like Iran shaping broader outcomes. He likens excessive planning to a couple seeking perfect details before marriage.
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Teheran
Stalingrad
Russia
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Great Britain
Britain
China
Japan
Hongkong
Burma
Indo-China
Greece
Yugoslavia
Central Europe
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Sally
Stalin
Chiang Kai-Shek
Churchill
Roosevelt
Iran
Esi
First National Bank
Promised Land
Peter Tries To Poison The King In The Plot Against Santa
Peter joins the castle staff after a failed attempt to rescue Santa's reindeer. In the kitchen he meets Sardoff the cook, who suggests a past link to King Charles and hints at a mysterious death as Peter begins his covert work in the king’s castle.
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Peter Averts Poisoned Pudding in King’s Kitchen Chase
Peter schemes to poison the king’s chestnut pudding to free Santa’s reindeer. Sardoff tests dishes, but Peter lunges forward and knocks over the tray saving Sardoff and sealing the plan for later. The captain drags Peter away while Sardoff remains in danger of punishment.
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Sardoff
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War in Italy Is Tough Ernie Finds Front Line Dispatch
Ernie Pyle reports from the Italian front on December 14 describing harsh conditions. mud, freezing nights, and rugged hills slow progress. troops endure gear failures, bridge washouts, and constant rain while air superiority and artillery aid push toward Rome.
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Ernie
March into Battle Begins at El Guettar Rangers Lead Assault
Capt Ralph Ingersoll recounts the El Guettar operation with Rangers leading a surprise night attack to pin and drive enemy forces from dugouts. He describes Ranger training, the use of 81 mm mortars, and the move to secure the gap as D Company and engineers join the assault.
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The Mountain Labored by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson argues that American publicity shapes war outcomes yet fails in practice. She critiques the Teheran Conference coverage, the Office of Information, and public nerves, urging clearer aims and principled messaging amid Allied diplomacy.
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World War II era quotes on housing and democracy
A compilation of statements from figures including Paul Joseph Goebbels Wendell L Willkie Perry L Green Eric A Johnston and Alvin H Hansen on housing for foreign workers democratic ideals government bureaucracy and private enterprise during the war period.
TODAY S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL
Puzzle clues list with numbered horizontal and vertical entries. Puzzles include words like Soviet foreign minister V M and various definitions across 1 to 52 positions.
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Ireland
Hull
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