Amarillo Globe News Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe News issued February 20 1924 as a second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office. It lists Howe Glen Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Wesly Izard editor in chief and notes evening publication except Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Glxe Howe
John McCarty
Weslfy Izzard
Car care tips for 1945 wartime use
A brief roundup of do and don'ts for keeping cars and tires reliable while wartime shortages persist. Tips include keeping tires inflated and pressure checked weekly, rotating tires every 5 000 miles, checking alignment and braking balance, avoiding rapid stops, regular ignition and battery checks, replacing worn spark plugs, keeping lenses clean, having spare bulbs, and consulting a garage for distributor and generator checks. Follow these to have the car ready for service members returning home.
German Prisoners Surrounded After Flight of Krauts
In France near Argentan a U S patrol stops a German column. A German officer orders fire but the unit surrenders in a single batch of 67 men as rifle fire breaks out. Reporter identifies Robert Becton of Clinton North Carolina.
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Robert Becton
Clinton
N. C
Argentan
France
President's World Speech Frames U S Policy and Europe’s Path
The President’s message to Congress is a pivotal world declaration pairing strong principle with realistic aims. It reaffirms Atlantic Charter ideals, warns against perfectionism, and vows to use American influence to shape liberated Europe toward self chosen governments without external coercion.
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Congress
Europe
George Eliot
America
United States
Roosevelt accused of spoofing supporters on workers draft act
Washington reports say Republican backers of the workers draft act doubt President Roosevelt truly supports the measure. Some charge he is merely going through the motions to please Army and Navy leaders while avoiding a direct push. Analysts note internal shifts and union power could affect his stance and possible coal strike talk.
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Kine Features Syndicate
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Newark
James W. Wadsworth
Ormont
Austin
General Marshall
Admiral King
Army
Navy
Armed Services
White House
Not So Long Ago Chronology of 1930 to 1940 Events
A digest of historical notes from January 15 across 1930 to 1940. It includes Italy seeking naval equality with Washington, cotton acreage cuts, a parrot import embargo, Nazi Saar celebrations, Doolittle's coast to coast speed flight, Allred becoming Texas governor, and major debates on neutrality, loans to Finland, and compulsory military training amid Army Navy control of domestic policy.
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Italy
France
Washington
Tropics
United States
Saar
Maj
Jimmy Doolittle
James V. Allred
Texas
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers
A list of crossword clues with numbered across and down entries including theater actress Horizon 1 5, Erbium symbol 68, and many others covering abbreviations and full terms across chemistry geography physiology and language. The vertical and across sections present clues for completing the puzzle with various answers like contents related to bones elements and directions.
A Ghost Revived by George E Sokolski
The piece discusses Franklin D Roosevelt s Atlantic Charter and its revival in his annual message to Congress. It contrasts isolationists with supporters, notes the wartime shift from neutrality to war, and argues the Charter as a principal American policy about national self determination and rights to form governments.
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Congress
Polk Street Professor Misadventure in Garage Mishap
A comic fragment describes a man failing to teach his wife to drive. She starts the car in an inside garage, bumps the wall, spills jelly, backs out, hits their daughter's bicycle and tears off handlebars, leaving the scene unresolved.
Mama Causes Mayhem on Street After Bumpy Ride
A narrator recounts a chaotic ride where a frightened passenger and a distressed mother wreck a lawn chair, drive across a lawn, and trigger near-misses with a taxi driver. The scene includes a fender bender at Polk Street and a tense confrontation with the homeowner who holds the mortgage. The tale ends with the mother continuing her chaotic drive.
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Polk Street
Polk
Not a Driver's Fault, Woman Driver Quip Raises Eyebrows
A reader recounts a minor accident where a pedestrian was wedged between a car and bumper after a left turn near a school. The note urges motorists to give two drivers ample leeway and ends with a provocative quip about women drivers.
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