Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo Notice History
Founded February 26, 1924 the paper entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office under the act of March 3 1870 Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning GENE ROWE President and Publisher John McCarty Associate Publisher Telephones News and Business Department Circulation Department shown
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Lindbergh’s wartime role urged for national service
Editorial argues Lindbergh, age 39 and with varied air experience, should be utilized by the army in the war effort. It notes he trained as an army flying cadet, served in the National Guard, and held honorary rank, but emphasizes action over past statements and urges using his unique experience where most service is needed.
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Quote on providence and heavy battalions ends midquote
The remark about God and the heaviest battalions is attributed to various sources. Voltaire is often credited with a related idea, while Napoleon is said to have quipped that Providence favors the strongest force. The exact origin remains unclear.
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The Endurance of Diana Curt in Stephen Curt’s Absence
Diana Curt endures fear and grief after Stephen Curt’s disappearance and presumed death. Needing to guard his memory and protect her future, she navigates insurance, family tensions, and a changing circle of allies as Phil Bruce and Adela probe motives and loyalties while the nation mourns a brilliant writer.
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Britain Faces Food Shortages Despite Lend-Lease Aid
Paul Appleby reports from England Scotland and Wales on British food scarcity in wartime. He notes a 13 percent postwar reduction in total food and states Americans must send all possible food to Britain to win the war and peace.
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Troubled Newfoundland Isles Face Quiet Future
The two small islands St. Pierre and Miquelon near Newfoundland are described as troubled by a century of pressures. Once bustling with bootleg activity during Prohibition and profit from American visitors, they now rely on fishing and a thin economy with subsidies from France waning and goodwill from Canada and the United States uncertain.
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Democracy in detention: Italian seamen at Fort Missoula
United Press reports Fort Missoula Montana hosts about 900 Italian seamen in a self-governing, humane camp. Detainees elect a commandant, run kitchens, bands and labor, while officers praise morale, discipline, and fair treatment under guard supervision.
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Roosevelt orders full strength Navy across separate fleets
A year ago Roosevelt sought a total defense budget of 17 485 049 dollars and split the Navy into distinct fleets. He ordered warships manned at full strength. Britain tightens meat rationing while Ireland braces for invasion. Martial law imposed in 24 Thai provinces along the border with French Indo China.
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Congress Questions on War Powers and Leaders
Senator Tom Connally of Texas heads the committee that sponsored war declarations in the Senate. The committee is the Foreign Relations Committee. The Republican and Democratic leaders of the House both hail from the same state, New York. The isolationist senator who offered services to the Army is Burton K. Wheeler. Money bills to raise war spending will be introduced in both chambers, House and Senate. Rep. John Dingell of Michigan has been a vocal defender of wartime funding and oversight in Congress.
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