Amarillo Globe History and Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe is described as a long running publication founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class matter February 20 1934. It is published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News by Globe News Publishing Co. It listsGENE BOWS as president and publisher and JOHN MCCARTY as associate publisher with the news and business and circulation departments.
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Amarillo Daily News
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Barbers Ban Hot Towels and Shirts Now Pins In Use
The piece notes wartime luxuries trimmed by shortages. It cites a barbers association banning hot Turkish towels and shirts now folded with three pins. It reflects on Navy casualty comparisons between World Wars and aligns with declarations by De Gaulle, Giraud, and Roosevelt on liberty, France, and world peace.
Flynn’s Fall as Ambassador Bid Ends in Defeat
The Bronx figure Edward J. Flynn quit a diplomatic path amid opposition from Democratic senators led by Ed Crump. The vote against Flynn, aided by Hatch Act concerns and intra party tensions, left him denied the ambassadorship to Australia and removed from the national committee post.
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Washington
Bronx
Edward J. Flynn
Roosevelt
Senate
Flynn
Mallon
Ed Crump
Memphis
Crump
Sen. Stewart
Mr. Crump
Australia
Jim Farley
New York Committee
Farley
State Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
National Committee
Parley
England
Congress
When Daddies Go To War Speak To Your Children
A mother writes about guiding children through parental wartime absence. Acknowledging fear, she urges calm, clear talk, and steady routines to help youngsters differentiate imagination from truth while reinforcing security and family unity.
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Daddy
Mummy
Hitler
Germany and Russian Power
Lipmann argues Germany historically pursues two policies toward Russia either marriage or destruction. He notes Hitler wavered between these paths, predicts future shifts, and analyzes how Russo German relations shape WW II and potential peace alignments with Britain America and occupied Europe.
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Walter Lippmann
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Bismarck
German Empire
William II
Weimar’ Republic
Hitler
Lippmann
Britain
America
Europe
France
Choose Tax Form Carefuly and Save Money
A 1942 tax guide explains who must file a Federal Income Tax Return based on gross income thresholds. It covers married filing statuses, the choice of forms 1040 or 1040A, taxable years, and cash versus accrual accounting.
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Internal Revenue Office
Federal
U. S
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Parental Guide to Calm Children in Wartime Play
Ethel Gorham argues that parents must model stability and fatherly restraint to keep children from panic during war. She notes kids imitate battles with blocks and toys as harmless exploration, while adults should avoid fear contagion and allow imagination as a form of adventure and security.
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Daddy
Yank
Hans
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL WORD LIST
A clipped puzzle listing many clues for both horizontal and vertical answers across a grid. Includes definitions varying from anatomy and language to geography and music terms with multiple abbreviations and foreign words.
Romulo recalls Filipino American war and shifting loyalties
Col. Carlos P. Romulo narrates his father Gregorio Romulo a guerrilla in Tarlac who opposed Americans then warmed to them after surrendering his force. The tale covers encounters with American soldiers a park campus reading lessons and Aguinaldo’s capture. Manuel Quezon returns with the Jones Act promising independence.
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Gregorio Romulo
Tarlac
America
Spain
Town Hall
Philippines
Presidencia
Baldwin
Emilio Aguinaldo
Funston
Palawan
United States
Captain Minor
Manuel L. Quezon
Matisla
American Congress
War quotes reflect resolve and policy stance by leaders
An assembly of statements from Maj. Gen Chu Shue Ming of the Chinese embassy, General Chennault, and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt outlining views on Asia, the war against Japan, and global policy. The quotes express sympathy for submerged nations, a vow to defeat Japan, and calls for long range world benefit.
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China
Asia
Chu Shue Ming
Eleanor Roosesvelt
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