Amarillo Globe-News Publisher Details Noted
The Amarillo Globe-News records its founding in 1924 and6 lists publication details including association with The Amarillo Daily News, post office notice dates, and staff roles such as associate publisher John McCarty.
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WWII OSS seeks amateur photographers negatives for maps
The document urges amateur photographers to submit Europe Asia Africa and Far East negatives to the Pictorial Records Division in Washington to aid Axis combat planning. Any image of industrial sites airfields harbors beaches rivers or coasts is useful. The message also notes Mayor La Guardia's horse meat remarks and quotes Lieut Commander L L Bean praising Hornet crew courage.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
Far East
Pictorial Records Division
Office of Strategic Services
Washington
Armed Services
Oil Rationing Controversy Sparks Official Reshuffle
Washington column reports L P Steuart ousted as local rationing chief after a private dispute over a dealer’s massive oil storage. The piece accuses Steuart’s family firm of large holdings and government purchases, while broader criticism cites unfair cuts nationwide and calls for a consumer’s czar to defend public rights.
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Steuart
L. P. Steuart and Bro., Inc
Minnesota
Iowa
Maryland
Savannah
Georgia
Baltimore
Ohio
Brown
Agriculture Department
Truman Committee
Small Business Investigating Committee
Meadow Lark Signal Helps Escape Plan
In the dim loft Stand ing Bear signals with a meadowlark whistle to lure pursuers away. Mary and Dan hatch a ruse to force Standing Bear to guide the rescuers, testing the guards and their own nerve as the trap unfolds. Implementing the feint, Mary questions the danger and the Captain, while Standing Bear plays the fool to mislead the attackers.
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Dan
Inevitable Reno Wedding After Cabin Rescue
Mary and Dan, amid a tense arrest of German agents, share relief and joy as he reveals they will marry the next day in Reno. Porter Lloyd and guards witness the scene after a quick, decisive operation at the cabin.
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Standing Bear
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Porter Lloyd
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A dubious ally in reconstruction
Dorothy Thompson argues that official U S and British leaders avoid clear North Africa policy details and censor war news. She warns that two rival views on wartime and postwar policy create confusion among Allies and threaten credibility, urging a stable, ongoing American foreign policy.
North Africa Policy Stumbles Into Political Muddle
Lipppmann argues the North Africa campaign lacks objective reporting due to censorship and propaganda. He warns that importing M. Peyrouton from Argentina risks French internal control and could complicate Eisenhower’s military leadership and relations with Vichy remnants. He calls for candid public examination of policy failures.
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A M. Peyrouton
Giraud
Eisenhower
Murphy
M. Peyrouton
State Department
Marshal Petain
France
Axis
United Nations
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U.S
Midway
U. S
One-Eyed Philatelist Col E H R Green Died and Stamp Mystery
In The Talk of the Town Col E H R Green, son of Hetty Green, dies. executors auction his collection. Lot 273, a 24-cent inverted air mail stamp, sells for $860 after bidding and a tale of Robey, Klein, and private envelopes. Also Time notes U S horse racing disruption with nationwide track closures and potential consolidation.
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E. H. R. Green
Hetty Green
Collectors Club
East Thirty-fifth Street
United States Air-Mail
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N. Sanabria
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