Amarillo Globe News Publishing Note
The item notes the Amarillo publishing house details including founding date February 20 1924 second class matter entered at ips post office Amarillo Texas under the 1978 act published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Bne Howe
Ohn McCarty
ZZARD
LEY I Pelephone
Ogdensburg scheme awards bonds and wins certificates
Ogdensburg residents champion a sponsor system purchasing $500 in War Bonds per serviced member. A Win-the-War Certificate listing purchasers is sent to the soldier, praised in letters as a tangible home-front token. The plan is praised as sincere and non promotional, with broader wartime sentiments cited.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Ogdens
War’s political traps and the self-defeat of enemies
Dorothy Thompson argues that wars hinge on both military might and political strategy. She warns that internal divisions among allies empower the enemy, creating a time bomb of unresolved rifts exploited by Goebbels and others, while urging careful handling of postwar frontiers and governance.
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Hitler
Europe
Prague
Goebbels
Washington
Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Baltic States
Polish Ukraine
Bessarabia
House of Commons
Stettinius
Showdown Near by Ralph W. Page
William L. Clayton is a Texas business mogul and close associate of Jesse Jones. Critics link him to anti Roosevelt capital and suspect his support for large land sales via real estate brokers. He faced liberal opposition and was accused of privilege and monopoly. A Senate cross examination followed Wednesday.
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Ralph W. Page
William L. Clayton
Texas
Jesse Jones
Clayton
Senate
Fag Hoarding Blamed In Tobacco Crisis Survey
George Gallup reports a nationwide survey showing 52 percent of civilian adults smoke tobacco, mostly cigarettes, while 48 percent do not. Excludes armed forces. potential growth seen among American women as two thirds do not smoke.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Senate War Investigating Committee
America
Polk Street Professor’s Bargain for Whiskey Ends in Laugh
A Matador contact negotiates a deal at a liquor store to obtain whiskey by swapping items totaling twelve dollars. The exchange includes apricot liqueur, gin, bath salts, Bon Ami, paint, Castoria, Baby Percy, and various oddments. The dealer accepts the barter, both enjoy a joke, and a friendship begins.
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Matador
France Sets Naval Policy Based on League Covenant
A December 26 1929 dispatch notes France publicly ties its naval policy to the League of Nations covenant. Also mentioned: Hoover skips a visit to Mexico, CU hits a peak in the Southwest Conference, Trotsky expulsion request from France, a German Nazi case involving an American student, and several other diverse items from finance to tobacco trends.
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France
Hoover
Rubio
Mexico
Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Marvin Jones
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Appears in Page Scan
A readable crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clue numbers and partial word hints is shown. Clues include items like pictured U S Army man Lt Gen 11 mineral rock 12 equal 13 lyric poem and many others across and down with abbreviations and missing letters.
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U. S. Army
Tennessee Valley Authority
Threefold economic visions debated in wartime discourse
A speaker argues against cartels and supports foreign industrial finance without tariffs, urges Southern cotton reform to compete openly, and opposes dumping while backing a freer world trade under the Atlantic Charter. He sees U S monopolies, plantations, and carriers as impediments to a liberated global economy. The section closes with a note on China's diverse regional fashions.
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United States
Clayton
Al's Assassins One of Worst Jap Headaches
A CACW unit of Chinese and American pilots flying P-40s has become a top combat group in China. Led by Col. T Alan Bennett the crew destroyed 126 enemy planes in the air and 50 on the ground since February. At Kingmen they downed 20 Japanese planes amid 14 P-40s, with Lt. Col. Reed leading the flight.
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Clyde Farnsworth
China
T. Alan Bennett
Orlando
Fla
Kingmen
Hankow
al Bennett
Peiping-Hankow
CACW
William N. Reed
Marion
Reed
William L. Turner
Idalou
Tex
Southwest Pacific
Maj
Raymond L. Calloway
Grove City
Minn
Turner
Bennett
Air Force
Personnally
Turner and
Calloway
Change Regulations for Veterans Home Buying
Veterans buying homes under the GI Bill will not need 20 percent in unborrowed funds to occupy. OPA rent rules now permit occupancy by a purchaser without the 20 percent payment from borrowed funds. The adjustment was set aside today.
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Washington
OPA
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