Amarillo Globe records publication details and staff
The Amarillo Globe establishes its founding date February 20 1924 and notes second class matter status since February 20 1994. It lists editors and publishers including Gene Howe and Jon McCarty and provides contact details for news and circulation departments.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
The draft bill omission and tire inspections in wartime policy
The piece notes that the Austin Wadsworth draft bill omits a clause protecting war industry conscripts from labor union penalties, arguing protection is needed if workers lack choice. It also reports OPA tire inspections rescuing 400000 tires nationwide, with many scrap-worthy finds, framing tires as a national asset. It condemns the master race as a brutal, historic Reich ideal.
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Austin-Wadsworth
OPA
Seaman adrift for 51 days speaks on prayer
British sailor James A. Whyte says he had not prayed much before and felt unfair to start while in trouble after surviving 51 days adrift at sea.
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James A. Whyte
Farm subsidy clash signals deeper farm price fears
A House Agriculture subcommittee rejects Wickard’s 100 million subsidy plan amid a debate over subsidies versus inflationary pricing. The piece notes farmers face widespread shortages, machinery depreciation, and fuel limits, while radicals push a communal farming approach and Washington pledges action. It also mentions French warships aiding U S policy in Tunisia and tension with a Vichy commander near Alexandria.
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Paul Mallon Washington
House Agricultural Appropriations
Treasury
Congress
Mallon
Wickard
Roosevelt
Mr. Wickard
Louis Bromfield
Bromfield
Washington
CIO
Redway
Realists and future suffering in world politics
Dorothy Thompson argues that realistic leaders must accept radical changes to prevent endless war. She warns against strengthening America into a dominant military power, urges a universal world law and a global peace under a world government, and condemns utopian claims as unworthy of civilization.
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Dorothy Thompson
America
Western Hemisphere
Republic
Victory Tax Explained Postwar Asset For 1942 Returns
This late installment outlines the Victory Tax of 5 percent on income over 624 dollars per year. Employers deduct 5 percent of the excess each pay period, with end of year adjustments for over or underpayment. Taxpayers may use Form 1040A or Form 1040 for deductions and must file a Victory Tax return.
Word Puzzle Challenge From Old News Page
A dated puzzle column presents a pair of cross clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The listing includes naval terms, Latin phrases, and common crossword cues, inviting solvers to fill a themed grid with a mix of military, linguistic, and everyday words.
Perfect Crime at Stone House Mystery on Gull Point
The tale centers on Col Wesley Hope Merriwether and his daughter Cynthia at the Stone estate on Gull Point Long Island. Henry Prentiss and Fred West loom over Cynthia as a murder plots unfold amid wealth, social circles, and secrets in a tranquil, insular community.
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Col
Wesley Hope Merriwether
Long Island
Cynthia
Henry Prentiss
Fred West
Gull Point
Stone House
Colonel Merriwether
Main Chance at Gull Point Comes With Hank Prentiss
At Stone House a plan to secure Frederick's future unfolds as Cynthia Merriwether's social circle debates Hank Prentiss. Frederick's golf prowess and Hank's flashy neckties fuel family tensions while Cyn tia celebrates a Whirlwind win and a rising pocketbook. The Bennetts, Merriwethers, and Gull Point society observe a clash of values and loyalties amid a sailing to secure status.
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Stone House
Frederick
Henry Prentiss
Midwick
Hollywood
Flatbush
Cynthia Merriwether
Gull Point
Aviation leaders find sport off duty in Alaska tale
Wing Talk recounts aviation executives who hunt and fish to relax. A stranded Alaska trip tests a guide who refuses spare gun use, prompting a bribed exchange for food. Separate note from Stratford Connecticut reports 53 women at Vought-Sikorsky fired for sweaters, 22 walkout in sympathy, safety vs comfort debate.
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Alaska
Dispute over sweaters and jackets stalls union talks
Workers press for sweater wear during settlement talks as jackets remain company policy. If unresolved, the dispute may go to the United States Conciliation Service. In California, designers push for safer women workers uniforms including a plastic bra to prevent accidents. Westinghouse tests bird strikes on glass, finding need for thicker windshields and a new panel design with tempered outer glass a plastic fill space and heated air to prevent icing.
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United States Conciliation Service
Washington
Los Angeles
Westinghouse
What Would You Do: wartime manners test answers
A cribbed Q and A style item notes guidance for social conduct during wartime. It asks about avoiding gloom, offering reassurance, writing legibly, replying to serviceletters, and keeping wedding gift notes cheerful with a suggested bride’s response choice.
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John
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