Fragmentary historical notice from Amarillo paper dates
Fragmented OCR shows founding date February 20 1974 and entries February 3 1904 at Amarillo Texas under an act. Mentions The Amarillo Daily News and The Globe News Publishing Co with Jory McCarty as associate publisher and a circulation department. The text is garbled with scattered names and titles.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
UBBER synthetic rubber push eyed for 1943 end
Commerce Secretary Jesse Jones says a vast synthetic rubber industry will be ready by year’s end to supply both military and civilian needs, with capacity exceeding 800,000 tons annually. He warns output will not reach that level until well into next year and urges against needless tire panic. The Anne Hutchinson, a recently torpedo-damaged Liberty ship, is cited as proof of American shipbuilding resilience. The piece also notes wage and tax impacts on workers at the Nellis mine and quotes Senator Pepper on education spending.
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UBBER
Commerce Ictory
Jesse Jones
Henry
De Gaulle Giraud Debate and War Dispatches
Washington: liberals press De Gaulle Giraud suspicions while PM faces criticism for garbled reports. Kenneth G. Crawford, ex-editor of the National Newspaper Guild, left PM after suppressions and now writes for Newsweek. Roosevelt Churchill policy may endure as MacArthur Halsey push in Solomons drags, with a long campaign ahead. Gas rationing and refinery bottlenecks loom as Ickes and Eastman face criticism for handling oil and transportation.
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Washington
General Giraud
Roosevelt
General de Gaulle
New York
Kenneth G. Crawford
North Africa
Giraud-De Gaulle
Crawford
Sinlcere
National Newspaper Guild
Nee
Mallon
de Gaullist
de Gaulle
Giraud
Bob Murphy
Newsweek
Roosevelt-Churchill
Lost Boy in the Hallway Rescue at Grand Gussie’s
Ann and Jack race to care for a gravely ill boy name Jack who evades hospital space. Jerry orders Baxton’s bed moved, and Matilda’s cage is checked as a hidden compartment in a base is revealed, hinting at a secret stash or hiding place within the house.
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Jerry
Mr. Baxton
Jack
Ann
Matilda
Grand Gussie
Gibbs
Jack Mason
Hidden will and teakwood box seal Anns inheritance twist
Adelaide Hazeltine’s note reveals Grand Gussie’s will directing Gibbs receive a teakwood box with $100 bills. Ann reads the clause and fears the hidden items Jerry found, while the looming war optimism contrasts with calls for continued production from American Legion Commander Roane Waring.
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American Legion
Roane Waring
Letters to Ernie Pyle From Africa Readers
Ernie Pyle explains in North Africa that readers’ letters range from requests for Algerian postcards to inquiries about soldiers back home. He cannot answer individually, as war correspondence demands full-time effort and an information bureau would be needed to trace deaths or captures. He thanks readers for their support and explains mail delays and the impossibility of personal replies.
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Ernie Pyle
North Africa
Africa
Ernie
Tunisia
Outfit
New York
Chicago
War Department
Flexibility for a Frozen Muddle
Lipppmann argues Washington must alter the President and Congress to end political stalemate. He recalls Wellington on Napoleon’s faults to frame the need for flexible leadership, urging changes in mind and personnel to sustain the nation through war and domestic politics.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Puzzler Answers and Clue List From Today's Grid
Puzzle page presents a list of horizontal and vertical clues with numbers, including many common crossword entries like age skill and plant terms. It also includes a partial filled theme and references to Sicily and various abbreviations.
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Vesta
Radio Schedule Highlights KGNC 1440 Tuesday Night
A dense listing of KGNC 1440 programming across Tuesday night and Wednesday, detailing show times and hosts from 6:00 p.m. to late night. Includes Fred Waring, Ginny Simms, Johnny Mercer, NBC and Blue network programs, news, music, and serials.
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KGNC
Nene Io Ie
Watts
Fred Waring
News of the World
NBC
Johnny
Ginny Simms
John Nesbitt
Johnny Mercer
Music Shop
Richard Horkoe
St. Louis
the Trading Post
Poultry Facts
Alt
Reveille
Casa Loma Orchestra
Lew White
Victory
Lora Lawton
Ee. Ih
David Harum
Tito
Jerry Sears
Wunstop Duzzit
Wes Izzard
James L. Gordon
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Portia
Life
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Nowe
Jory M McCarty
Ones Telep News and Business Department
American Rolling Mill Company
Nellis
W. Va
United Mine
Claude Pepper
Florida
Solomons
Guadalcanal
Office of Defense Transportation
Seaboard
Ickes
Messrs
Ickes, Brown
Eastman
Stern Forests
Oklahoma
Mr. Mason
Sarah
Adelaide Hazeltine
Spond
Walter Lippmann
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon Bonaparte
John Wilson Croker
Admiralty
Lippmann
Wellington
Napoleon
France
Mr. Roosevelt
Turkes
KFDA
Sicily
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Abbr
HIEA
Iair
Oiriain
Albert
Coumbia
Front Page
Farrell
Amarillo Field
Box K Ranchers
Bereen Fare
Kfda Fk
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
The
Genuies
Family
Blue
Raymond Gramone
Joe Rines
Texas Wranglers
Hotel Roosevelt
Daily War Journal
Central Baptist Church
Jim Robertson
Charlie Spivak
Sardi's
Hank Lawson
Knights
Hal McIntire
John Josey
Dinah Shore
the Ranch
Cedric Foster
Morton Downey
Hap Harrigan
You
Jose Bethencourt
Orchestra
Dick Tracy
Philip Keyne-Gordon
News
TSN
Jack Armstrong
Superman
George Olsen
Army Air Field
Coca-Cola Spotlight
Fighting Sons of Freedom
Blue Network
Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling CO