Amarillo Globe masthead details and leadership
The item lists the Amarillo Globe masthead with founding date February 20 1924 and publication notes. It names GENE HOWE as president and publisher JOHN McCARTY assistant publisher and WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief plus contact lines for the AL department.
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Post Citics
Amarillo
Texas
In Sra
Fulmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone AL
Corner druggist aids cadet nurse recruitment drive
A national push by pharmacists supports the United States Cadet Nurse Corps recruiting campaign. The effort targets 65,000 new student nurses to relieve hospital and health system shortages as civilian care remains constrained. Cadet nurses gain accelerated training, uniforms, maintenance, and stipends, with a path to a nursing career.
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United States Cadet Nurse Corps
Medical
Army
Navy
U. S. Public Health Service
Tojo
Umezu
Nomura
Disintegration of Enemy Powers Signals Near End
The article argues that while enemy regimes show signs of strain and leadership changes, internal collapse is unlikely. It asserts only a military breakthrough can end the war, detailing Germany, Japan, and Italian fronts, with emphasis on Von Runstedt, Rommel, Tojo, and Hitler’s divisions, and predicts swift defeat once overwhelming Allied power joins battle.
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Washington
Japan
Tojo
Germany
von Runstedt
Rommel
Hitler
Europe
Normandy
France
Belgium
Italy
Russia
Trucks Roll On By Ernie Pyle in Normandy
In Normandy the ordnance service powers the war effort with vehicle repair and ammunition supply. Thousands of ordnance personnel, including skilled craftsmen, run 275000 catalog items and 500 major in-use items from tanks to pistols. They operate from beachhead depots and field workshops, sustaining units from D-Day onward despite risks and long hours.
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Ernie Pyle
Normandy
Ordnance Department
Ordnance
America
Army
France
Oversea
Dday
Not So Long Ago Not So Long Ago
July 26 1929 reports Soviet leaders alarmed by atrocities cited by Chinese forces and White Russian bands along the Chinese Eastern railway. Kellogg urges naval disarmament as a natural step after the Kellogg pact. Canadian official says US action needed to stop liquor smuggling.
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Kellogg
United States
Canada
Texas
Texas Tech
Amarillo
Italy backs Germany amid encirclement pressures
The report notes Italy will align with Germany if encirclement powers force Germany to wage war for Dan. It mentions a Japanese blockade threatening shipping between Canton and Hong Kong and a Federal District Court ruling that the American Medical Association did not restrain trade in a case involving Group Health, Inc. Canyon and Randall County celebrate their Golden Anniversary and plans emerge to set up a weather bureau at English Airport.
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Canton
Hongkong
American Medical Association
Group Health, Inc
Canyon
Randall County
Amarillo Globe
English Airport
Polk Street Professor and Modern Housewife Roles
A humorous piece contrasts a man’s desire for his wife to stay home and manage domestic duties with fears of modern health ads. It notes shifts in social norms and consumer reassurance from publications like Good Housekeeping as a mitigation.
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Oy the
Good Housekeeping
Littell's Liquid helps relieve itchy minor skin irritations
An aid in relieving the itching that accompanies minor skin irritations prickly heat eczema and bites of non poisonous insects. Price 50 1¢. Cretn ey Drug Store.
Advertising’s Value Seen in Keeping Calm Public Image
A columnist argues advertising helps business but should avoid provoking anger in audiences. The piece suggests balanced messaging preserves trust and avoids alienating customers while promoting products or services.
War speech quotes on casualties and wartime protections
A U S minister to Australia cites lower American KIA in the Southwest Pacific than at Anzio. A WPB executive vice chairman says Congress and war agencies will shield workers from abrupt cancellations before major reductions in war goods.
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Southwest Pacific
Anzio
Nelson T. Johnson
U. S
Australia
Congress
Charles E. W
WPB
Minds Mostly Made Up by George Gallup
Gallup finds about 40 million civil voters, 30 million fixed in choice, 10 million undecided. Campaign strategy targets the undecided and soldier vote, with regional examples from Lancaster County and North Dakota McIntosh County showing persistent or shifting party loyalties.
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Princeton
N. J
Institute
Dewey
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Dewey
Lancaster County
South Carolina
Alfred M. Landon
Johnson County
Tennessee
Leslie
Jackson
Kentucky
North Dakota
Republians
McIntosh County
Roosevelt
Gillespie County
Tex
Crossword Puzzle Horizont 1 8 Pictured commander of U S Army forces
Puzzle clues mix across and down list military figure names places and terms. The page shows a modern style crossword with hints like Chatter Near Royal and Turkish capital plus abbreviations and archaic spellings across a grid. The vertical column includes clues such as Perforation Man Natives and Grafted hereditary terms.
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