Globe-News Publishing Co. announces Amarillo paper info
Founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under act of March 3 1879 Published evenings except weekends In connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore Gene Howf president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher Telephones News and Business Circulation departments The Globe is an independent democratic newspaper publishing the news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howf
John McCarty
News and Business Department
Fema Ocha
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German Field Marshal Kesselring Led Air Blitz Tactics
The German commander Albert Kesselring, now a field marshal general at 56, rose from artillery to air force leadership. He shaped blitzkrieg strategy, directed Air Fleet No 1 during Poland, then Air Fleet No 2 in Holland and Belgium, and oversaw coastal air operations from Denmark to the Seine during the early western front.
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Albert Kesselring
Kesselring
Low Countries
France
Bavarian Regiment of Foot Artillery
Germany
Reichswehr
Air Force Command
Ministry of Aviation
Air Force
Poland
Air Fleet No. 1
Berlin
Warsaw
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Seine
Britain
Census Estimates Show Government Nonschool Jobs and Beer Output
Census estimates indicate state and local government nonschool employment exceeded two million in January 1941 with payrolls around 198 million dollars. New York, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin top beer production at about 20 million of 52 million barrels annually. Alaska remains sparsely urban with four towns and Juneau largest at 5,729 in 1939. In American Samoa white men outnumber white women by two to one, while in the Panama Canal Zone only 951 of 14,852 foreign-born residents were U.S. naturalized citizens.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Census Bureau
U. S
Alaska
Mississippi River
North Carolina
Tennessee
Juneau
Anchorage
Ketchikan
Fairbanks
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Barry orders Kay away then leans on Jetta and Dick
Kay visits Barry in a hospital room where he tells her to leave. She realizes Jetta and Dick manipulate him, while she decides to stay. Kay's ally Stan Gilbert plans to stay, and Dick schemes to win back Barry’s trust by probing Stanley Gilbert’s role.
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Kay
Barry
Melody
Jetta
Miss Kay
Stan Gilbert
Stan
Dick Morrow
Stanley Gilbert
Memphis
Gilbert
Miss Burns
Allison
Morrow
Corinne
Secret mine boss vows to locate missing Stanley Gilbert
Dick Morrow presses Barry to name his mysterious rival Stanley Gilbert in a tense confrontation. Barry threatens job loss and a five percent bonus for proof. Marriage plans hinge on Barry’s recovery and Jetta’s acceptance as the suspense builds.
High Altitude Effects On Health And Behavior Studied
Dr. Ross A. McFarland reports on a Chilean mountain study showing how oxygen deprivation impairs memory judgment and consciousness. He notes pilots need oxygen masks, and altitude research links oxidation to insanity, anemia and heart disease.
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Ross A. McFarland
McFarland
Kansas City
Park College
Harvard
Aucanquila
Chile
Mechanized slang terms and wartime clothing aid appeal
The piece catalogs Army slang such as Popsickle and Flying the iron beam, plus RAF terms like Mae West and Brolly. It then details the Christian Science War Relief Committee appeal to Americans for warm winter garments for Britain, noting shipping milestones and guidance on needed items and timing.
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Army Ordnance Magazine
America
Christian Science War Relief Committee
Britain
Finland
Boston
War Relief Committee
England
Bitterest Feud Between Wheeler and Roosevelt Persists
Look magazine notes Washington’s sharp animosity between President Roosevelt and Montana Senator Wheeler. The feud dominates front pages, recalls Wilson–Bryan clashes, and centers on Mrs Wheeler whom critics call Lady Macbeth. The Wheeler clan and Mrs Brandeis remarks shape public tone.
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Roosevelt
Hitler
Wheeler
Washington
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Henry
League of Nations
Montana
Lady Macbeth
Supreme Court
Potomac
Louis Brandeis
Ideas for Amarillo residents urge trash cleanup and ant control
A collection of reader submissions from Globe-News readers in Amarillo addresses civic suggestions. F W Baker of 810 Kentucky Street urges cleaning up trash and eliminating red ants on yards and vacant lots to protect children and lawns. Others propose drainage improvements on West Third Avenue near the underpass, better driver instructions for delivery trucks to avoid damaging plants, party line telephone etiquette, and testing raw milk cows for undulent fever to safeguard public health.
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Amarillo
West Third Avenue
J. L. Eylar
North Rusk Street
Glen McNatt
Buchanan Street
Publicity as a Parable of Newspaper Tricks
A grazing survey of publicity stunts shows how reporters cloak marketing ploys as news. From former stars lobbying for escrow funds to cake deliveries and ghosted charity drives, the piece highlights how press agents fuel sensational stories to promote films, towns, and products.
First Names in Common Phrases and Names
The text lists first name based phrases and names including Jack as in Jack of Spades and Jack in the Box, June in June Knight and June Bug, Joe in Joe Miller, Charley and Tom variations, and Robin forms like Robin Hood and Robin Moor. It notes a Roosevelt quote about Nazi consent and the Robin Moor case.
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Jack of Spades
Jack the Nimble
Jack In the Box
Jack of All Trades
June Knight
Bug
June Berry
Joe College
Jo-Jo
Joe Miller
Charley House
Tom-Tom
Robin Hood
Robin Moor
Redbreast
Robin Burns
United States
President Roosevelt
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Stalin
Russia
Henry McLemore
London
West End
Moscow
Noah Webster
Puget Sound
Key West
Romanoff
Mike Romanoff
Hollywood
American Samoa
Man I Want
BY Bob Eden
Kansas City Star
Newsweek
Air Corps
RAF
Ticketty Boo
Mae West
Binder
Prang
Christian Science Monitor
Carlisle Bargeron
Look
Globe-News
F. W. Baker
Kentucky Street
R. E. Posey
Bowie Street
Neva Marie Walker
Tyler Street
California
Callerpia
New
Press Association
Honolulu
Buffalo Bill
Daughters of the Confederacy
Cain
Hills
Gideons
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