Globe News Publishing Company Amarillo Evening Edition
A historical clipping notes the Globe News Publishing Co in Amarillo Texas publishing an evening edition linked to The Amarillo Daily News. It lists executives Gene Bows president and publisher and John McCarty associate publisher and provides printing and circulation details along with a note on wartime meat ration concerns and New Jersey staggered hours for public services.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth and
Piltmore
I Gene Bows
John McCarty
Hitler versus Army reveals the German General Staff split
Dorothy Thompson traces the widening rift between Adolf Hitler and the Reichswehr as Nazi influence corrupts traditional Prussian military norms. The piece details key clashes from 1934 to 1938, including Roehm, Blomberg, von Fritsch, Beck, and Halder, culminating in a fragile wartime accord before the Russia campaign.
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Dorothy Thompson
Germany
Hitler
Hitler Thompson
Reichswehr
Reichsehr
Eringer
bBcause
Roehm
S. A
Goering
von Schleicher
von Bredow
Corp
Rhineland
Navi Party
Boehm
Army
Blomberg
General von Fritsch
Austria
General Beck
Beck
Franz Halder
Marshall Brauchitsch
Keitel
von Bock
Ritter von Leeb
von Witzleben
von Blaskowitz
von Kleist
Guderian
von Rundstedt
Michael Restores Santa Land Toys to Save Santa
Michael secretly enters Santa Land workshops and, by starting work on a doll and toys, inspires the lazy elves and fairies to resume production. Patrick Tweedleknees corrects misassembling arms, others repaint wagons, and the shops burst into activity as Christmas hope returns. Tomorrow Michael returns to Poopo-Poona.
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Michael
Dec Littlejohn
Santa
Patrick Tweedleknees
Santa Land
Patrick
Poopo-Poona
The Prince of Wales calls Brown to cover a four day voyage
A Singapore reporter and Gallagher rush to join the British battleship Prince of Wales. Major Fisher drafts them for a four day assignment with limited details, racing to the Naval Base as the ship sails. The trip promises firsthand war coverage amid tight schedules and risk.
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Gallagher
New York
CBS
Fairholl
Pairholl
Singapore
Prince of Wales
War Era Reading Habits and Book Supply Struggles
A report traces wartime bureaucratic delays shows how a West Coast manufacturer finally won a priority after 24 days. It then notes journalists in Norway and Germans about plant uses. It describes soldiers in the Southwest Pacific favoring original manuscripts over Westerns and the scarce state of American magazines in Australia due to exchange restrictions and shipping priorities.
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Washington
France
Southwest Pacific
United States
Australia
Manners Qs and answers on social usage from a guide
A sequence of etiquette questions with proposed responses. It covers leaving a newspaper page for a reader, calling from the lobby before visiting a hotel room, riding a day coach, writing a farewell letter, and smoking etiquette with an older woman. The provided answers: 1 No, 2 Yes, 3 No, 4 The gracious thing, 5 Better option (b) offers a cigaret if declined.
Quoted Verses and Reflections From Classical Authors
A fragmentary collection of biblical and literary lines includes Daniel 6:2 about angels and lions, Racine on innocence, Amos urging good living, and a line attributed to Edmund Waller. The text presents varied religious and poetic snippets without a unifying story or event.
War talk and postwar hopes from global leaders
An assembled quote piece shows British ambassador Lord Halifax on the peace push in Italy and Britain’s war effort. William Jeffers warns of scarce gasoline and rubber supplies. Ecuador’s President Del Rio envisions postwar unity and shared benefits. Dr. Edward Lindeme discusses total war and pacifist attitudes.
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Italy
Hitler
Lord Halifax
Americas
Carlos del Rio
Ecuador
Word Puzzle Challenge from Historic Daily
Readers tackle a horizontal and vertical crossword dated from a past paper, filling clues like former Spanish ruler Queen Isabella and explorer aiding hints, with entries spanning appetites of 1 to 66 across and 1 to 66 down. The grid tests vocabulary across religion, travel, measurement, and geography.
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Columbus
West Africa
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