John Steinbeck The Globe News Publishing Co Note
A compact newspaper notice describes John Steinbeck related founding dates February 20 1924 and publication details for Amarillo Texas. It lists The Globe News Publishing Co with Gene Howe as president and publisher and associated staff notes including McCarty as associate publisher. Circulation department contact is given.
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Geat Amarillo
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Amarillo
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McCarty
War time shortages call for civilian effort now
The piece urges immediate civilian action in wartime, listing needed items such as scrap metal and rubber and urging thrift in driving and packing. It notes a possible sugar shortage relief but warns that scarcity remains until more ships return from the Far East with cargoes.
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Hawaii
Far East
Navy Goes Modern In War Strategy Debate
The piece argues a shift from 60,000 ton dreadnoughts to aircraft carriers as decisive in warfare. It notes land based planes breaking invading fleets and praises the navy decision while previewing a scene in a town under occupation with a staff of officers planning from the mayor’s palace.
James Cagney Reflects On Paths Not Taken In Life
Hollywood star James Cagney recalls his unmet ambitions to be a doctor and an artist while noting his enduring rise since 1929. He describes a New York upbringing in the Gas House District, early stage work with Max well Anderson, and his current favorite role as George M. Cohan in Yankee Doodle Dandy. He is 38, 5'9", 155 pounds, and favors a conservative style, gym workouts, and vegetables except spinach.
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United States
Hollywood
James Cagney
Chance
New York
Maxwell Anderson
Cagney
Joan Blondell
George M. Cohan
Wide Margins and Napoleon Invasion Compared in Review
A review discusses George Palmer Putnam’s Wide Margins as a brisk autobiography of a publishing figure who shaped American letters and adventures. It also covers Napoleon’s 1812 invasion, noting similarities in routes and timing with Hitler’s Russia campaign and praising Eugene Tarle’s Napoleon’s Invasion of Russia 1812 for its Russian perspective and critical insight.
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Hitler
Napoleon
Russia
Moscow
Oxford
Eugene Tarle
Tarle
Sporting Blood Chapter IX Bonds and Backroom Rumors
Hunter Dent faces Judge Elkhart after Tracy Hannings advises waiving preliminary hearing. Ballard’s possible connection to the 17 000 theft and the Bank messenger mystery rises as Hunter contemplates life in jail and the web of local finance implicated in the ordnance plant scandal.
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Strickland Ballard
Hunter
Ballard
Junior
Hunter Dent
Anderson
Dent
Tracy Hannings
Sarah Riker
Ghibardo
First National
Red Ballard at Hunter's Verbal Duel in Jail
In a tense scene Red Ballard banters with Hunter as she visits him in his apartment jail. They spar over the Ballard family’s sport of risk and a looming legal peril, while Hunter outlines Junior’s dangerous entanglement and a suspected money scheme. The sheriff plans to move Hunter to the hot-seat as the chapter ends with a dramatic threat.
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Tisdale
Junior
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Nazi Tensions and Migrant Labor Surge Highlight War Era Civilians
The article recounts Nazi intimidation in Norway with arrests deemed unwarranted and officials facing pressure or threats. It notes Nazi attitudes amid population sympathy, a teacher resigning from a Nazi group after a Judas-for-silver message, and harassing mail to officials. It also discusses Harper’s Magazine analysis of trailer migrants, detailing the Tolan committee hearings on industrial migration, wartime displacement, and the shift of workers to mobile living for defense needs.
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Jesus
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Samaritans
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Harper's Magazine
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T. House of Representatives
Tolan
Charlestown
Ind
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Wichita
Kan
Detroit
Hartford
Conn
Mrs. Roosevelt Hosts Wartime Press Conference Romance
Margaret Kernodle recalls attending a wartime White House press conference with Mrs. Roosevelt. The article describes entry, security, and the Monroe room setting, the hostess’s poised manner, interactive questioning, and a gracious, musical goodbye as the session closes.
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Wide World
Washington
Mrs. Roosevelt
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