The Amarillo Globe News Masthead and Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe and The Globe News Publishing Co. announce evening publication with Sunday morning edition in Amarillo Texas. Executive leadership includes Gene Howe as president and publisher and John McCarty as associate publisher with circulation department contacts.
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War priorities keep housing boom in 1942 reports
National Housing Administrator Blandford surveys 1942 reveals 278000 housing units for 600000 war workers families built with about the same amount under construction and 840000 more planned for early 1943. Half of these are government properties as Uncle Sam expands in housing business and seeks permanent wartime homes.
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Chiseling Sugar Ration Books Reported by Cleveland OPA
The Cleveland OPA office says about 30,000 sugar and coffee ration books are still outstanding for people now dead or in the armed forces. The books are likely used by illegal holders to obtain excess rations. A law with heavy penalties exists. residents are urged to return any surplus books to the OPA.
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Democratic senators avert crisis as Barkley clings to leadership
Washington report notes internal caucus maneuvering to shield Senate leader Alben Barkley from defeat amid isolationist and anti New Deal opposition. Wheeler and the Clarks pressed against Barkley while a reshuffled steering committee was debated. the party faced a looming 1944 reelection climate and looming budget questions.
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North Africa Question Split Grows Between Allies
Dorothy Thompson argues North Africa presents a major international issue with a rift between American and British policy and shifting views on De Gaulle and anti fascist movements. She criticizes the U.S. State Department for isolating anti fascist forces and aligning with former collaborationists, warning it could undermine wartime unity and aid Moscow influence.
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Carmencita at Last as Mary Races to Villa
Mary drives to Carmencita de la Vega’s villa after a cryptic phone exchange and a family push to find the missing singer. Carmencita arrives, shouting for Lena as Mary waits, the villa’s art laden interior two worlds apart from Santa Phillippa’s social glare.
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Mystery of the Spanish Maid and a Hidden Message
Mary overhears a Spanish maid Carmencita cursing in English and carries a secret note about Dan Sherman. Her father Downplays the music coded numbers while Carmencita’s phone quip hints at deliberate disruption. Mary reunites with Porter as family tensions surface and a plan takes shape.
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Woman Bridge Champ
In The New York Times Magazine, Helen Sobel is highlighted as the top American bridge player, the first woman to win the McKenney Trophy in 1941 and to lead for two consecutive years. The piece notes her youth, style, and debating stance on gender in bridge, with insights into Postwar furniture shows reflecting wartime needs.
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Alexander M. Sobel
New York
Helen Sobel
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War era furniture and trade shifts noted in US News column
Varnish and shellac shortages push painted furniture out. unpainted pieces for home finishing surge. Collapsible wartime furniture uses no metal, packs four rooms into a 6 foot square case, with adaptable tables and a youth bed. Britain increases farm output while US exports shift to aid Allies. major food and staple shipments dominate, with sugar and grain sent to Russia.
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