Amarillo Slope announces newspaper masthead details
The Amarillo Slope lists publication facts dated January 20 1924 with notice of second class matter and post office registration. It credits Ginbe News Publishing Co with offices at Sixth and Fillmore and names Gene Howe as president and publisher along with John McCarty as associate publisher and provides department phone lines.
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Amarillo
Texas
Béace
Amarillo Daily News
Ginbe-News Publishing Co
Sixth and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
News and Business
War Year Resolve and Call to Duty in 1942
In this New Year message the Globe urges unity and total effort to win World War II. It emphasizes that personal aims matter only if the war is won, and declares a single 1942 resolution to vanquish tyranny, defend freedom, and shape a decent postwar world. It lauds the armed forces and links current morale to historic Allied valor.
Lady by Request the Wedding in Green Street
Diana Tucker agrees to a six month sham marriage with Stephen Curt to save his inheritance and stay in the city, meeting his sister Adela and the loyal maid Frieda. She seeks allies, faces Adela’s cold scrutiny, and receives a diamond bracelet from the grateful groom as she enters the Curt mansion on Green Street.
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Diana Tucker
Stephen Curt
Curt
Diana
Richard Thorpe
Bill Jackson
Eileen Curt
Stephen
Mr. Tucker
Phil Bruce
Phil
Green Street
Larkin
Adela
Frieda
Freda
Mrs. Curt
Richard Phorre
Radio
Ellen Curt
Ellen
Herman
State University
Young John
Elsa
Young Bill
Bill
Mrs. Tucker
Diana Curt’s Glamorous Life Beset by Hidden Jealousies
Diana Curt enjoys a lavish life after marrying Stephen Curt yet faces social tensions with Adela and lingering distress over Richard Thorpe. She grows closer toPhil Bruce and Elva Todd while managing Stephen’s publishing work and supporting her relatives in a luxurious, fragile domestic world.
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Stephen Curt
Stephen
Todd Stephen
Diana
Elva Todd
Elva
Hope deferred and a grim German New Year
The piece reflects on World War II setbacks for Germany amid Hitler’s wartime promises. It contrasts optimism about victory with the reality of retreat on the Russian front and losses in North Africa. It also cites Department of Commerce data on Christmas tree demand, Hawaii property values, Java cultivation, and Manila’s 1521 discovery under Spain.
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Hitler
North Africa
Japan
United States
Hawaii
Department of Commerce
Philippines
Malaya
British Isles
Near East
European
Russia
Libya
England
Sicily
Italy
Crete
Greece
Spain
Gibraltar
Tunisia
Algeria
Far East
Singapore
Britain
War Myths And Answers From The War Quiz
Cracker quiz questions reflect on World War II and early 20th century conflicts. It asks about a European leader offering services after Pearl Harbor, Roosevelt’s reaction, a famous American novel about Italy in World War I, and two weapons that saw notable use between 1914 and 1918 and again in the present war.
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United States
Germany
Italy
AEF
Japan
Hawaii
Roosevelt
Photo of Colin P. Kelly Jr in West Point yearbook legend
The Talk of the Town recalls Col. Colin Purdie Kelly Jr., famed bomber pilot who sank Japan’s Haruna and was shot down near Luzon. Classmates praise his single minded pursuit of bombing, his Civil War humor, and his calm, scientific approach to aviation.
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Company L
Colin Purdie Kelly, Jr
Army Air Corps
Haruna
Luzon
Kelly
C. P
W. W. Stromberg
Academy
J. B. R. Hines
Old Stonewall
Gettysburg
J. S. Brierley
Ordnance Department
March Field
California
Stromberg
Roosevelt Calls for Democratic Coordination of America
President Roosevelt asserts that Hitler has achieved integrated production in Europe through force and slavery and that America can likewise achieve integration and coordination through democratic and free correspondence.
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Hitler
Europe
America
Corre
Roosevelt
Allies Map World Wide Strategy Against Axis
Edward W. Beattie surveys the 1942 strategic plan shaping Washington London Moscow and Chongqing talks to align Britain United States Russia China and others in a flexible grand strategy. It details production food supply lines naval land and air power goals and a staged offensive beginning with defense and later a worldwide push against Axis forces.
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Africa
Russia
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Moscow
Chungking
Britain
China
Unite States
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
British Empire
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Iran
Iraq
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The
Chiang Kaishek
Burma
Alreday
Thailand
Chiang
Atlantic
Middle East
Gibraltar
North Africa
Far East
England
Japan
Atlantic Seaway
Ler
Hitler
Libya
Asia
Levant
European
Washinton
Dee Q
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