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By Dorothy Thompson entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo post office under the act of March 3 1879 published evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore GENE HOWE president and publisher JOHN McCARTY associate publisher telephones news and business circulation
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Lottery echoes and foreign policy alarms in wartime
The piece surveys recurring calls to use lotteries for government funds and flags a rising national debate. It links lottery talk to moral concerns, cites Cardinal O’Connell, and forecasts limited comeback while highlighting a broader critique of America First aligned forces pushing appeasement and a Nazi-influenced peace agenda. The author warns against internal manipulation and urges robust, coordinated democratic action.
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Massachusetts
Colonies
Yale
Harvard
Colleges
George Washington
Mountain Road
Irma
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
From Janitor to Museum Director Roland McKinney Rise
The story follows Roland J. McKinney born in Niagara Falls during the Spanish American War era. He fundraises to study art at the Art Institute of Chicago, working as a janitor and cafeteria server to pay tuition. He earns a mural commission and becomes director in charge of the Los Angeles County Museum of History Science and Art, crediting self-reliance and people skills as keys to success.
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Niagara Falls
New York
Joseph P. Kennedy
Roland J. McKinney
Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago
Roland
First Presbyterian Church
Davenport
Los Angeles County Museum of History, Science and Art
McKinney
Roving Reporter Details London Identity Rush
Ernie Pyle describes his arrival in wartime London. He outlines mandatory registrations, food-ration books, and ministry passes, then shares encounters with a friendly police service, a practical air raid warden barber, and a calm acceptance of danger. He notes bombs in suburbia and his own awakening to wartime nerves and resilience.
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Ernie Pyle
London
Ministry of Information
Mata Hari's Daughter Chapter 41 42 Confrontation and Secrets
Vaslav faces Sir John Sanderson in a tense capture scene as Brinda sacrifices herself to shield Malden. Vaslav reveals coded plans and aliasing schemes while confessing motives and lovers. A broadcasted secret message to Berlin warns of invasion plans and ends with Mountwyn learning his daughter’s fate.
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Brinda
Malden
Vaslav
Lieutenant Malden
Matey
London
Sir John
Prince Yenidof
Sanderson
Vaslavy
Lord Mountwyn
Baron von Schleicher
Mara
Mueller
Ajax
Vaslay
Sady
Berlin
Moseley
Petsamo
England
Yenvas
Germany
Baltic
Hitler
Netherlands
Mountwyn
Finland
Whitechapel
Mount
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
A compact listing of cross fill clues for a newspaper puzzle with many entries across two directions. The puzzle references figures such as Gugliemo Marconi and a variety of two word terms and single words across horizontal and vertical entries.
Gorillas and war talk fill the Saturday page
A Havana gorilla Toto, nine years old and 438 pounds, moves toward Sarasota to join Ringling circuses as Mrs. Hoyt contemplates life with a powerful pet. The piece also quotes journalists including Mr Morris and Mr Reinhardt on foreign correspondents and press reporting during wartime.
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Poe
Rue Morgue
M. Dupin
Kenneth Hoyt
Toto
Brook
River
German pressure on neutral press spurs censorship fears
Otto Tolischus, ex Berlin correspondent and Pulitzer winner, warned at a journalism convention that Germany exerts pressure on neutral nations to shape news about the United States. He foresaw a new dark age of censorship as the war deepens, urging verification of rumors amid limited authentic reporting.
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New World
Hitler
United States of America
Wheeler
British Empire
Churchill
Germany
Ireland
Otto D. Tolischus
Berlin
Europe
Mr. Tolischus
American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism
American Association of Teachers of Journalism
New Yorker
Guenther Reinhardt
New York
der Bund
Berne
Switzerland
Association of Foreign Correspondents
Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Lawrence de Neufville
Young America
Neeil MacNeil
New York Times
Tolischus
MacNeil
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Deutscher Weckrat Und Beobachter
Movemnt
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No Foreign War Committee
Schribner's Commentator
Communist Party
Intellec
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Foreign Letter
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John L. Lewises
Jefferson
Lincoln
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Leyla Georgie
Colonel Sanderson
Mussolini
Captain Kenley
Kenley
Schleicher
Larsen
Brandstetter
Vandam
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Gugliemo
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South Carolina
Este
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Reinhardt
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Morris
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Bermuda
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