Globe News Publishing Co. copyright and masthead note
Pounded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at the post office Amarillo Texas under the act of March 3 1879 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher telephone shows departments and circulation note
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Norwalk Community Drives Book Drive Before Opening
Norwalk Connecticut collected 18 300 volumes from 46 000 residents through a city wide effort described as highly organized and vigorous. Air raid wardens and Boy and Girl Scouts assisted a door to door canvass while Red Cross motor corps collected books with white handkerchiefs at doors and stored them at a central warehouse for sorting by volunteers for women’s organizations.
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Red Cross Motor Corps
South pressures new political realignment critics the South may go Republican
Paul Mallon argues a psychological political revolution in the South could shift support from Democrats to Republicans if a credible alternative emerges. Readers across states react, urging reform of government and possible Dixie leadership under Senator Harry Byrd, while Pope Pius condemns state power over individuals.
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Organization of the World
Republican Party
Hidden hut in canyon lures Mary and Standing Bear
Mary climbs toward a secluded valley above a falls area with the wary guidance of Standing Bear. They spy fresh footprints showing two or more intruders, including a woman, and a tiny log cabin hidden among pines, raising fear of witchcraft and a talking radio within.
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Mary
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Standing Bear
Carmencita
Francis
Hidden Radio Station Behind Japanese Sympathizers
Mary and Standing Bear spy a hut camouflaged in a thicket containing a radio station with a Japanese operator signaling submarines and air raids. Two US Army officers quarrel in a foreign tongue as Carmencita de la Vega arrives, revealing a dangerous enemy network.
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Mary
Book of the Month picks top novels and nonfiction for 1942
The Book of the Month Club named John Steinbeck’s The Moon Is Down as best novel and They Were Expendable by W L White as top nonfiction in its third annual critics poll. Runners up include The Song of Bernadette and Cross Creek.
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W. L. White
Henry Seidel Canby
Franz Werfel
Cross Creek
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Arras
Paris
Moscow
Hargrove
Paul Revere
Berlin
Manners Quiz On Social Etiquette Answers Provided
A list of five etiquette questions with supplied answers. Items cover solo attendance at parties, offering rides, host duties, route-fitting pickups, and guest introductions amid gas rationing, ending with recommended response and the suggested option for a cold.
German attempts to pierce Soviet ring at Stalingrad fail
UP correspondent Henry Shapiro reports from the Stalingrad front that no gap remains in the Russian semicircle guarding the city and that recent German efforts to breach the ring in the southwest have been frustrated.
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Stalingrad
Henry Shapiro
The Edward Flynn Appointment Debate by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson critiques the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for focusing on the Flynn appointment as minister to Australia. She argues American foreign policy remains unsettled, questions party motives, and urges selecting a qualified diplomat with deep Pacific knowledge and broader policy clarity. She notes reforms and committee shifts toward non isolationist perspectives.
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Australia
Thompson
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Commonwealth
Pacific
Council On Pacific Relations
Council On Foreign Relations
Foreign Policy Association
State Department
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
Puzzle list of numbered crossword clues with many abbreviations and partial phrases for a mixed theme of people, places, and objects. Includes references to Lana Turner, South American statesman, biblical and mythic names, and various academic terms.
Gag About Telegram Code Word Petain Circulates in Argentina
A joke circulating in Argentina last week centers on a supposed Hitler to Mussolini telegram carrying the code word Petain. The decoded gag reads Perdidos estamos todos Alemania Italia Nipon meaning We are all lost in reference to Germany Italy and Japan.
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Argentina
Petain
Italy
Japan
Prayer Ardent Opens Heaven
A devotional note cites Nehemiah 1 11 and the phrase prayer ardent opens heaven attributed to Young. The excerpt speaks of seeking mercy and attentive ears to prayers by servants who wish to see thy name prosper.
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Young
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