Globe News Publishing Co. notes and masthead from Amarillo paper
Dorothy Thompson founded the paper on February 20 1924 and the Globe News Publishing Co. publishes The Globe News in Amarillo Texas with GENE HOWE as president and JOHN MCCARTY as associate publisher. The Globe is an independent democratic newspaper publishing the news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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Aid to Canada Considered in Hemisphere Defense Debate
In the defense of the Western Hemisphere the case is made for aiding Canada with surplus naval ships and bases to bolster continental defense. Canada is at war with Germany and could return ships and guns to help hemispheric defense regardless of Britain’s fate.
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United States
Britain
Canada
Germany
Seven Words That Change The Course Of A Life
A Dale Carnegie anecdote recounted by Frank M. Dunbaugh Jr. shows Captain Edgar Pendleton solving a passenger dispute with empathy. The woman wanted her dog treated exception. Pendleton framed her view, offered a practical alternative, and won her approval without conflict.
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Frank M. Dunbaugh, Jr
Colonial Steamship Line
American Society For the Prevention of
Edgar Pendleton
Captain Pendleton
Pendleton
No Monkey Business About That Boat Drill
Aboard the Exeter to Lisbon a routine boat drill becomes a flashpoint for a British passenger. A female traveler misreads the alarm as a sinking emergency and rushes on deck in haste. Capt. Bouverie, a British army officer on board, threads time with needlework, making tapestries to while away long voyages.
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Ernie Pyle
Exeter
New York
Lisbon
Luke
B. Pleydell Bouverie
South America
States
British Museum
Capt. Bouverie
London
America
Prince Vaslav's Private London Rehearsal Intrigues
Glances, jealous hints, and a secret rendezvous unfold as Prince Vaslav conducts a private rehearsal in a hidden room while Lady Gladys threads suspicion toward Brinda Duncan. Brinda, chauffeured home, senses Vaslav's danger amid blackout and distant anti-aircraft fire.
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Vaslav
Gladys
Golden
Imaginary Christmas Puzzle Across and Down
A crossword style list presents 16 imaginary Christmas themed clues and 60 vertical clues covering characters, items, actions, and definitions. Readers fill in answers for a complete grid, aligning across and down to form a connected puzzle.
Japan Will Be Ready for a Naval Armament Race
A Japanese naval official writes that the United States two ocean navy will push Japan toward a powerful naval buildup. He argues Japan will expand to match US fighting vessels, warns of growing tensions, and stresses readiness to defend its Far East interests and New Order, allied with Germany and Italy, regardless of US policy.
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Seven Seas
Roosevelt
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Manchuria
Netherlands East Indies
French Indo-China
Borneo
Chiang Kai-shek
Chungking
Chiang
Singapore
Germany
Italy
Europe
Cafe Society Prophet Lucius Beebe Sets Social Tone
Lucius Beebe, columnist and self styled Cafe Society prophet, likens New York's elite to a raucous yet influential crowd. He notes their mix of actors, writers, and celebrities, plus a penchant for publicity and high fashion. Beebe, 38, tall and brooding, features a lavish wardrobe with mink coats and jewel cases, while critics vary in praise.
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Lucius Beebe
New York
Ward McAllister
Four Hundred
Beebe
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Broadway
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Cafe
Kyle Crichton
Dorothy Kilgallen
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Harvard
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Mata Hari's Daughter — — — By
Maurice Dekobra and
Leyla Georgie
Tvan
Brinda
Prince Vaslav
Brinda Duncan
Malden
Golden One
Vasilav
Vassie
Mr. Malden
Dick Malden
Darling
National Gallery
Madame Badouroff
Big Ben
Ches
Ter Street
South Africa
Nobumasa Suetsugo
Liberty
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