The Amarillo Globe issue notes publication details
The fragment shows publication data for The Amarillo Globe News including dates February 20 1924 and February 20 1994, postal information, and staff roles such as President and Publisher Gene Howe and Associate Publisher John McCarty, with department references.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
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Gene Howe
John McCarty
War Department V mail photos of babies sparks debate
Wartime policy permits V mail pictures of babies born after fathers left for foreign service and of infants under one year. Photos may show the mother or another person holding the child. Admirals’ remarks years ago are cited in the argued aim to boost morale among service members.
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War Department
V-mail
Foreign Service
Th Kaiser
Robert Benchely
Mr. Beachley
Rodin
Rome
Greece
Emily Post
American households to buy with fewer colors and styles
OWI report notes households must scale back variety in purchases as inventories tighten and prices rise. Analysts warn retailers will limit colors sizes and ornamentations in everyday goods to cope with shortages and higher costs.
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OWI Report
Jungle Warfare by Maj. Gen. David Prescott Barrows
Maj. Gen. Barrows describes jungle fighting in New Guinea and the Solomons, detailing the tropical forest’s oppressive heat, dense vegetation, and navigation challenges. He notes scarce wildlife, potential python dangers, limited human inhabitants, and the impact on Allied troops as they maneuver through the Owen Stanley range.
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David Prescott Barrows Miitely
University of California
New Guinea
Solomons
Alan
Tropics
Malaysia
Central America
Africa
Gulf of Guinea
Congo
South America
Amazon
Andes Mountains
Solomon Islands
Greenland
Trobriand
Papua
Owen Stanley Mountains
Moresby Os5
Buna
Jon
Murder at Kraik Tower Forces Stark Family Silence
Derek Grady is found murdered on Kraik Tower grounds. Chief Deputy Sam Shaw questions Mrs Kraik, Kathy, and housekeeper Margaret while orders to conceal identity press on. A coroner is summoned as rain obscures the scene and clues.
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Derek Grady
Kraiktower
Marthe Kraik
Kathy
Margaret
Sam Shaw
Mrs. Kraik
Clint Mattison
Deputy Shaw
Police seek clues in post office criminals flyer
The deputy shows a handbill with wanted-criminal photos to the group including Clint Mattison and Kathy. Kathy denies recognizing Derek as the man, while the coroner and Shaw discuss the case and Connie seeks Walter for an urgent matter.
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Clint Mattison
Mattison
Shaw
Connie
Derek
Clara
Sarah
Miss Lake
Kathy
Walter
Quotations on War Leadership and Oil Consumption
A compilation of political remarks criticizes wartime direction and notes rapid oil field usage. Carlo Scorza of the Fascist party, Rep. Sam Rayburn, and Harold L. Ickes are cited expressing views on duty, governance, and resource depletion.
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Congress
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
Harold L. Ickes
Military truth prevails in Sicily and strategic unity
Lipmann argues the Mediterranean allied operation shows true leadership and coalition strength. He credits Churchill and Roosevelt for forging a shared doctrine uniting British and American navies armies and air forces to defeat Germany with coordinated, multi front pressure. The piece explains geography makes a single English Channel invasion insufficient and outlines why Sicily and Mediterranean bases are essential to tire German reserves before a northern front.
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Mediterranean
Lippmann
Churchill
Roosevelt
England
Germany
English Channel
Europe
Scandinavia
United Nations
Russia
France
Belgium
Italy
Balkan Peninsula
Balkan
Iself
Ukraine
Sicily
Balkans
WACS Safe and Busy in North Africa Under Fireless Sky
Ernie Pyle portrays American women in North Africa serving in the WAC as safe, modern, and productive. He details their roles from office work to mail and signal operations, notes officers and drivers, and highlights two former schoolteachers Idel Anderson and Dorothy Gould.
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Ernie Pyle
North Africa
Wireless
Wacs
Africa
ATS
Eisenhower
Adjutant General's Office
Judge Advocate’s Office
Signal Corps
England
WAC
Idel Anderson
San Francisco
Reno
Dorothy Gould
Dos Palos
Cal
Women’s Bar Association
Elizabeth Joosten
Stratford
Houston
Holland
Sylvia Marsili
Parsley
Pittsburgh
Taugh
Margaret M. Janeway
New York
Janeway
DAY S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL LISTING
A puzzle with clues for both horizontal and vertical entries. The sheet lists many numbered hints such as 1 pictured writer of musical comedy scores and 62 He is and sunset, with numerous cross references across 60 entries.
National Press Club A Hub For News And Influence
The National Press Club in Washington DC began in 1908 with 40 members and now hosts over 2,500 journalists and associates. It serves as a working hub with a research library and news services, while also offering social spaces like a dining room and bar, attracting presidents, senators, and correspondents from across the US and abroad. The piece also notes Jimmy Savo’s fame as a pantomimist and reflects on gesture history and democratic leadership as explained by Edward Bernays.
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National Press Club
Washington, D. C
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Press Club
Edward Windsor
Prince of Wales
Washington
Hour
News of
Jimmy Savo
Charlie Chaplin
New York
Cafe Society
Mr. Savo
Mandalay
Sir Richard Paget
Rabelais
Panurge
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