Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo details and London dispatch
The Amarillo Globe News notes its founding and mailing details with editor and publisher names. A London dispatch discusses King Peter’s exile regime and Tito’s provisional government, criticizing British reactions and Soviet influence amid a shifting Middle East and Europe political posture.
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Amarillo
Texas
London
Gen
Broz
Tito
King Peter
Cairo
Peter
Simplified Banking and War Era Radio Pleas
An English coroner links 1939 crisis reports to curiosity about the war outcome and urges living on, suggesting American radio soap operas will lure housewives in peacetime. Tokyo moves to streamline Japanese banking by halting interest on deposits and likely stopping withdrawals to ease manpower needs.
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America
Hitler
Tokyo
Tojo
Washington
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hungary
Finlan
Turkey
France
Germany
Japan
House of Representatives
Tax Bill Veto Debate Looms Over War Costs
Washington dispatch outlines President Roosevelt readying a veto on the tax bill as Morgenthau and officials clash over renegotiation of war contracts. The piece argues political gains hinge on attacking war profiteers while debating revenue, excess profits tax, and contractor disputes with firms like Budd Manufacturing.
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Morgenthau
Senate
White House
House
Patterson
Treasury
Bilton
Budd Manufacturing Companpany
Philadelphia
War Department
Fecneres
Tennessee Twins Hold Line in Italy and Capture German
Ernie Pyle reports Tennessee twins Arlie and Charlie Pass remain inseparable on the Italian front. Arlie captured a German prisoner during a front-line detour while the two brothers continue to drive for colonels. The unit funds a Capri souvenir drive raising over 3000 dollars for gifts and an orphan fund via Coca Cola raffles.
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Ernie Pyle
Italy
England
Arlie
Charlie Pass
Charlie
Coca-Cola Company
The New Russian National Anthem and World Revolution
Dorothy Thompson argues Russia has shed the Internationale for a nationalist anthem marking a shift in global revolution. She traces 1871, 1917, Brest Litovsk, and the rise of nationalist liberation movements, noting nationalism now allies with socialist aims against old orders.
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Dorothy Thompson
Russia
Paris
Bismarck
Lenin
Trotsky
Germany
Brest Litovsk
Baltic States
Ukraine
Hitler
Jugoslavia
France
Europe
The Battle Is the Payoff by Capt Ralph Ingersoll
Captain Ralph Ingersoll recounts a bombing fight over the Atlantic with a wounded comrade, a first aid tin, and a stark meditation on the aftermath. He describes courage, wreckage, a key moment with Col Chittenden, and the grim detail of a gully blast that pulverized a body and left gray dust.
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Ralph Ingersoll
Atlantic
Rangers
Leutenant
Curran
Judy Garland rises from child star to Hollywood icon
A Time Magazine look at Judy Garland’s early career from vaudeville debut and name change to MGM signing, with anecdotes about Hoagy Carmichael, Lew Brown, and Mickey Rooney. It covers her rapid rise, contract battles, and growing box office success amid friendly praise and social commentary.
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George Jessel
New York World-Telegram
Robert Garland
Gumm
Hoagy Carmichael
Judy
Frances Gumm
Judy Garland
Lake Tahoe
Cal- Neva Lodge
Lew Brown
al Rosen
MGM
Jack Robbins
Louis B. Mayer
Hollywood
M.G.M
Mickey Rooney
Andy Hardy
Rooney
M-G-M
Hollywood Wolves
Brooklyn
Lena
Lena Horne Rise From Cotton Club To National Icon
Lena Horne, Brooklyn born singer, rose from a Cotton Club revue earning 25 dollars weekly to national fame aided by John Henry Hammond Jr. and Hollywood. After an ill fated marriage and two young children, she rebuilt her singing career, later catching a break with Café Society and Barney Josephson, leading to greater stages.
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Cafe Societicians
John Henry Hammond, Jr
Lena Horne
Hollywood
Lena
Brooklyn
Ethel Waters
New York
Cotton Club
Noble Sissle
Louis Jones
Pittsburgh
Gail
Teddy
Ciicut
Charlie Barnet
Barney Josephson
Savoy Plaza
Polk Street Professor Voices on Sandwiches and Divorce
A humorous column jokes that the high divorce rate stems from sandwiches and the eternal triangle. The speaker criticizes tuna sandwiches as unpleasant, likening them to a wet dog smell while noting his family enjoys them.
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