Globe-News Publishing Co Amends Amarillo News Record
Entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas the Globe News Publishing Co publishes evening editions except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. Girth and Fillmore with GENE HOWK president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher. Telephones listed for news business and circulation.
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Amarillo
Texas
A Gene Howk
John McCarty
Britain and United States explore postwar ties amid war aims
The discussion on relations between Britain and the United States after victory broadens to possible alliances or a federal-like union. War realities push closer US Canada ties and joint postwar planning, with other nations urged to walk together for justice and peace. Also notes on letter delays for service members, a study linking marriage to longevity, Mussolini’s Ethiopia anniversary speech, and the fall of Italian holdings.
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Winston Churchill
British Empire
United States
Japan
America
Canada
Churchill
Mussolini
Ianniversary
Italy
Ethiopia
Libya
Eritrea
Italian East Africa
Stephen Curt Visits Rural Family in Dramatic Marriage Offer
Diana Tucker faces an offer from Stephen Curt to marry for six months and ten thousand dollars to save a two million inheritance. Her father Mr. Tucker weighs Curt’s visit at the farm, while Diana wrestles with love for Bill Jackson and the pull of a proposed match that could reshuffle her life. Stephen meets the family, impressing with charm and steady presence as plans unfold.
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Diana
Stephen Curt
Richard Thorpe
Stephen
Bill Jackson
Floren Curt
Bill
Hill
King
Josey Cowan
Mrs. Tucker
John
Tuckers
Curt
Mr. Curt
Clarendon
Como
Adela
Ellen Curt
Philip Bruce
Phil
Phil Bruce
Savoia
Helen Hayes
Helen
Lew Fields
Weber and Fields
Washington
Idea column and wedding tale mix in Globe-News
Readers submit wartime ideas from diverse voices urging conservation and defense. Mrs Miller, Mrs Diggs, Jerry Lee Anderson, and others propose practical measures from paper bailers to defense stamps. A Diana Stephen Curt wedding story unfolds with Phil Bruce adding romantic tension and hints of future divorce planning.
Farm Problems Quiz For Readers On Editorial Page
A reader quiz asks which region grows the most wheat, identifies the boll weevil’s target, lists milk products, and names states with tall corn. It also challenges word order with a straightening exercise and notes census findings on twins by mother’s age in 1940.
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Bright Light
America
New England
Deep South
Middle West
Ohio
Idaho
Iowa
Duchess and Duke Feature in Look Photo Layout
A Look magazine feature profiles a 45 year old Duchess and her 47 year old Duke, detailing their physiques, wardrobes, habits, and living standards. It notes the Duchess’s wealth, two Lhasa terriers, and planned ambassadorship, alongside the Duke’s military connections, tastes, home life, and a prudent approach to public scrutiny.
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Helen Worden
Look
Manners Quiz on Social Invitations and Replies
A reader asks five questions about etiquette actions for invitations. Answers: reply only to the known hostess. reciprocal dinners not required. informal etiquette for informal replies. formal invitations should not be given over the phone. lunch invitations by phone are informal. when weekend invites are declined give a reason if possible. The preferred refusal is with a reason.
Gallup Eyes Revival of Walking as Auto Ration Lifts
Director George Gallup reports a national survey showing 43 percent of adults do no walking beyond work and 42 percent engage in any systematic exercise. Among walkers, median daily distance about one mile. 57 percent walk none outside their job. Federal program to promote fitness cited amid tire rationing pressures.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
America
Census figures reveal large birth and insurance gaps
Census records show mothers under 15 bore 3,260 children last year including 15 sets of twins. If every US home sat on 30-foot lots along one street, the thoroughfare would stretch about 100000 miles girdling the nation four times.
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United States
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