Amarillo Globe News Publication Note
Amarillo Globe News founded February 20 1994 entered as second class matter February 26 1940 tie at Amarillo Texas under the act of 1879 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News by The Globe News Publishing Co President and Publisher and Associate Publisher listed with telephones for news and business circulation department.
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Imore DE Gene Aowe
Long Island RR Wins Permission to Run Beach Specials
The Office of Defense Transportation bans special trains but allows relief trains. Long Island Railroad in New York may resume operation of special trains to beaches and race tracks using cars not suited for other routes, avoiding wartime car reuse. Other regions may still permit relief trains, leading to ongoing wasteful practices.
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Office of Defense Transportation
Long Island Railroad
New York
American Business Congress urged extended ewar damage insurance
The American Business Congress urged Congress to extend ewar damage insurance coverage without new premiums. They argued no losses have occurred and future Axis raids remote, noting the insurance protects property owners and is not for profit. London Daily Express correspondent Henry Keys described U S forces assaulting New Georgia Island with calm resolve on the bridge.
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American Business Congress
Congress
Hemisphere
London Daily Express
Henry Keys
U. S
New Georgia Island
Full employment folly and the profit line in postwar policy
The article argues against radical postwar full employment plans led by Kingsley Wood. It warns that a $25 billion public works budget and a 20 hour week threaten profits and demand, asserting that only maintaining profit expectations sustains spending and employment. It cautions existing economic formulas since 14 years of attempts have failed.
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Washington
Ihancellor
Kingsley Wood
Britain
France
The Woman in the Next Trailer Faces the Flood
Ann races through waist deep water to rescue trailer families as a flood rises. She fights to save strangers while Jerry urges caution and protects the vulnerable, praying for his safety as the nightmare hours unfold.
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Ann
Jerry
Mrs. Mason
Refugees aided at Terrence House amid flood aftermath
Ann orders shelter for victims whose homes were washed away. Jerry carries a child to warmth while Sarah Townsley resists, prompting a clash over care as refugees flood Grand Gussie’s reception hall. The scene hints at wartime sentiment and civilian mobilization.
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Jerry
Terrence House
Ann
Sarah
Grand Gussie
Guerrilla bands await invasion in Balkans and Pacific fronts
Colonel Frederick Palmer reports Serbian guerrillas hide arms in mountains and feed on local sheep while planning coordinated action with Allied forces. The piece traces guerrilla resilience in Serbia and Greek resistance, then shifts to Allied advances from Guadalcanal toward Rabaul, outlining island triangles and key outposts as MacArthur eyes rapid, sustained bombing to reach Rabaul.
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Frederick Palmer
Alliance
Crete
Aegean Sea
Balkans
Draja Mikhailovitch
Berlin
Serbia
Albania
Rabaul
New Britain
Guadalcanal
Angle
New Georgia Islands
Bougainville Island
Buna
Raubaul
Lae
Salamaua
New Guinea
Gasmata
Truk
Mandated Islands
Rendova Island
New Georgias
Viru Harbor
Munda
Nassau Bay
Tunisia
Sardinia
Gen. MacArthur
A Close Look at Incredible Beauty by Ernie Pyle North Africa
In departure from Tripoli the author recalls a perilous yet awe inspiring flight over central Tunisia and the Sahara. He describes lifelike desert landscapes from dune ridges to oases, the return across northern Algeria, and a homeward landing marred by a tumble that left only a skinned knee after 15,000 miles of travel.
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North Africa
Tripoli
Tunisia
Sahara
Algeria
America
Airdrome
Puzzles with Across and Down Clues From a Vintage Grid
A dense set of crossword clues appears including military rank Maj Gen, operatic solos, minerals like iridium and niobium, and many common words. The layout mixes horizontal and vertical entries with a playful, era flavor puzzle page.
Radio Programs Show War Era Broadcast Schedule
A fragmented clipping lists wartime radio programs and schedules. Notable quotes from U S diplomats precede a long Erratic listing of Friday evening, Saturday morning, and Saturday afternoon broadcasts across NBC CBS and Mutual networks with news, music, dramas, and special features.
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KGN
Fred Waring
NBC
H. Valtenborn
Vic Arden
Nele Sam
Tommy Riggs
Betty Loy
Elmer Davis
Richard Harkness
News
Sky Pilot
Rise
Rise ‘N Shine
the Trading Post
Dick Liebert
Organ
Alr
Alec Randolph
Victory Ads
Lew White
the Clinic
United States Coast Guard of Parade
Music Room
Consumers Tips
Battle of Wits
Winstop Duzzit
Roy Shield and Company
United States Air Forces Band
Liza
Jamaica
Alex Dreter
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