The Amarillo Globe masthead and staff listing
The excerpt gives the Amarillo Globe masthead with founding date February 20 1924. it notes second class matter status and publication details. It lists executives including GENE HOWF president and publisher JOHN MCCARTY assistant publisher and IZZARD editor in chief. It indicates connection with The Amarillo Daily News and origin in Amarillo Texas.
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Ateen
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Fuunore
Gene Howf
John McCarty
Izzard
Telephone
When Fascism Comes In America A Public Debate
A column quotes officials and leaders on fascism threats and wartime policy. It cites a naval officer accused of defying FCC chair James Lawrence Fly, notes an executive order blocking inquiries, and includes reflections from Rev. Dr. William B. Pugh John Foster Dulles Fiorello La Guardia and Herbert Hoover on war, strikes, and vigilance.
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Navy
James Lawrence Fly
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Army
Huey Long
America
FCC
North Carolina
Miracle Seeker and the 1944 Roosevelts Strategy
Paul Mallon surveys Roosevelt plans for 1944 focusing on two moves: a Russia outreach led by Roosevelt and a push for broad soldier voting via a federal ballot, while Congress debates the 300 demobilization pay. The piece notes shifts among left labor, farmers, and CIO allies, plus concerns over political mobilization, domestic Coalition balance, and the role of the South.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Russia
Congress
Senate
Barkley
Egypt
Sicily
North Africa
Wallace
Gutter
Hillman
Sue
The Plot Against Santa by Lucrece Hudgins
A clever boy Peter tries to sabotage a guard by boot polishing mishaps and glue tricks. The guard's vanity leads to his own trap as Peter faces a new hurdle in his quest to reach Santa's reindeer. Tomorrow promises Peter's next plan with the golden key.
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Santa
Lucrece Hudgins
Peter
Uttar
Quietude and Chaos at the Italian Front with Ernie Pyle
Ernie Pyle joins a 155 millimeter howitzer regiment in Italy. He describes mud, loud guns, and a hospitable colonel who greets him warmly. Pyle lives with a gun crew for three days learning the front line routine and the daily talk of soldiers amid war's noise.
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Ernie Pyle
Italy
Naples
Capri
England
Carolinas
Tennessee
Magnolia
Hill
Dale
Captain Henry
The Battle Is the Payoff in a Soldier’s March Across Mountains
A first person narrative follows an engineer unit marching through rocky terrain at night into enemy lines. Gear and belts shift disastrously as mortars are passed among crews and a lone narrator recalls a flawless rifle range day while facing a real battle to come.
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Engineers
Henry
Captain Henry
Gafsa
Camp Edwards
Jonesy
Tomorrow's Home on the Kitchen of the Future
Peggy Rhodes sketches a wartime futurescape where the home becomes a high tech, energy efficient hub. The kitchen features automatic doors, bright fluorescent lighting, straight line production style, a polarizing glass refrigerator, crushed ice at a touch, and integrated cooling and waste heat use for hot water and air conditioning.
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Victory Garden
The Home of the Future: Electric Baking and Fluorescent Lighting
The article outlines postwar household innovations including electric baking that bakes from inside out, crustless bread, and waste disposal units. Westinghouse sterlamp sterilizes dishes with UV, fluorescent lighting reduces eye strain and costs little to operate, and phosphors provide glow for safe nocturnal navigation. Furniture becomes lighter with welded aluminum frames, enabling easy rearrangement and durable design.
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Gene Electric
Westinghouse
New York
Philadelphia
Regimentation and Cooperation in Wartime Leadership
A quotation from Adm. Thomas L. Gatch emphasizes that Americans retain individuality despite regimentation, urging early military discipline to maintain cooperation under stress. Stalin credits American production as essential to the UN victory, highlighting industrial effort behind wartime success.
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Admi
Thomas L. Gatch
Navy
O'Neal
Today's Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Word List
A reader oriented puzzle page presents a horizontal and vertical word list with clues for items such as poisonous spider and compensation terms. The grid includes numbers, symbols and multiple definitions, plus an arrival answer referencing a prior puzzle.
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Amarillo Globe
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Army-Navy Chaplain Commission
John Foster Dulles
Federated Council of Churches’ Commission On A Just and
Fiorello la Guardia
Herbert Hoover
Paul Mallon
President Roosevelt
U. S
Rendova
Tion
Ernie
Carolina
Goshamighty
Ansel
Col
Ansel Godfrey
Abbeville
S. C
Clinton
Ralph Ingersoll
Peggy Rhodes
United Press Radio Wire
United Nations
Josef Stalin
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