Globe-News Publication Statement and Editorial Stance
The Globe-News Publishing Co. announces second class matter at Amarillo post office since 1924 and publishes evenings with Sunday morning edition. President Gene Howe and Associate Publisher John McCarty lead operations. The paper positions itself as independent and pro American war stance under The News Impartially, supporting what it believes to be right regardless of politics. It views the war as Germany Italy Japan versus the United States Britain China and Russia as the main lineup of Allies.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
News and Business
GLOBE
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Germany
Italy
Japan
U.S. A
Britain
China
Russia
War allies united in global struggle against fascism
The piece highlights Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Free French, and Yugoslav efforts as crucial counterweights to Axis power. It notes Dutch air and naval actions, Norwegian merchant fleets supplying Britain, Polish pilots, and widespread acts of resistance across occupied nations. It also shifts to a serialized fiction excerpt about Lavinia and Aunt Dorcas, blending war-time commentary with domestic fiction.
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Britain
Canada
England
Lavinia
Freddy
Brooklyn
Preddy
Brooklyn Museum
North Carolina
Mississippi
Robert Taylor
Museum
Steenth
Dorcas
Miss Dorcas
Zoe
Freddy Rand
How To Become a Military Expert by William Hazlett Upson
The author recounts a tank ride aboard a Model M-3 highlighting its speed and crew roles plus a jeep peep debate. He notes the army’s vehicle terminology shifts and reflects on editorial metal use and the need for immediate literary decision in wartime publishing.
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William Hazlett Upson
Saturday Evening Post
Durham ministers swap cars for bicycles during war drive
In Durham North Carolina ministers pledge to conduct all short pastoral calls by bicycle to save gasoline and rubber for the war effort. The piece argues this shift will help shorten the war, promote walking, and offer unexpected pleasure and benefit from reduced reliance on motor transport.
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Durham
N. C
World Clipper's Unprepared Round-the-World Flight
The Pacific Clipper completed a around-the-world voyage of about 1 000 miles per leg, touching five continents and 18 stops under 12 flags. The crew reported the flight as routine despite the extreme distance and lack of special gear.
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Pacific War Zone
New York
la Guardia Field
Capitals Quiz Odds and Ends From Washington Headlines
A playful US capitals trivia piece asks five questions about state capitals. It notes Washington leads headlines among capitals and lists quiz prompts on population, Go Haruki Stassen, former Confederate capitals, the Mile High City, and capitals sharing names with a famous explorer, a German statesman, and a republic president.
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Washington
United States
Haruki Stassen
Confederacy
Faith and Duty Amid Conflicting Quotes
A patchwork of biblical verses and wartime quotes is presented, featuring lines attributed to Stimson, Stern, and Epnesbing, with references to Romans 1 17 and Galatians 5 14 about faith and neighborly love, alongside Donald M Ness and SPAB.
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Gene Howe
John McCarty
Malaya
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Gulf of Siam
Sarawak
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Holland
Libya
Syria
Africa
British Isles
Axis
Bronx Zoo
Chapter
Lavina
Armworth
Geographical News
Ming
Manhatttn
Peter Raymond
Spain
Bermuda
LaGuardia Field
Peter
Martha Washington
Aunt Dorcas
Finlandia
New Yorker
Hitler
Hank Barrow
Moscow
Napoleon
Johannesburg
South Africa
Municipal Transport Star
Rome
Scotland
Stimson
Sam
Donald M. Ness
SPAB
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