Mrs. Murdock Takes a Case
A George Harmon Coxe tale appears in The Amarillo Globe section. The feature notes the series founder date 1924 and publication details. The entry introduces Mrs. Murdock as the central character in a mystery setup, framed by publisher names and newspaper staff credits.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo, Texas
Murdock
Februarie T
Amarillo
Texas
Amarilla
Globe-News Publishing Co
Changing Jobs Change in Labor Turnover Seen in April
Labor Department data show April quitting rates up about 50 percent from 1941, with both voluntary quits and discharges rising. The shift reflects workers entering military service and accepting better jobs, while unskilled hires rise with industrial expansion. Production would improve as turnover stabilizes.
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Labor Department
Star Spangled Banner Yet Waves Over Homeland
A clipping suggests focusing on the last verse of the anthem and asserts the Star Spangled Banner still waves over the homeland and territories. It pledges that in triumph it shall wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave, honoring victims of Japanese aggression.
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Corregidor
Guam
Wake
Hawaii
Midway
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Canal Zone
Samoa
Philippines
Leahy Power Shape in the Commander in Chief Role
Lipppmann argues that Admiral Leahy’s influence hinges on Roosevelt’s will and a strong civilian-military balance. The piece warns that without a dedicated staff and civilian control, strategic choices risk sentiment, weariness, and poor coordination among Allies. Chapter 16.
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Walter Lippman
Admiral Leahy
Roosevelt
Raeburn’s arrest after Clarke murder twist unsettles manor
In a tense room at the house, Raeburn is identified as a suspect linked to Clarke’s death and a $25,000 matter. Bacon accuses him of knowing Clarke and implies hidden blackmail. Raeburn denies, smiles, then faces arrest as tension rises among Joyce, Bacon, and others.
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Joyer
Perry Clarke
Bacon
Raeburn
Malloy
Clarke
Joyce
Kent
Della
Hester
Lucille’s
Delia
Ward
Hester’s
Allen
Patter of Washington Royals Sparks Casual Bragging
Washington insiders trade tales of conversations with visiting royalty from King Peter of Yugoslavia to Queen Wilhelmina and Churchill, while a city resident narrates romantically charged tension and a murder mystery grabbing headlines in a stratified capital.
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Wide World Features
Washington
Senate
Peter
Tom Connally
George
Greece
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Bahamas
Molotov
Russia
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Churchill
Wilhelmina
Coolidge
Submarine War Letters Boost U S Shortwave Faithful
Letters from submariners and airmen abroad reveal the morale boost from KGET and KGEI shortwave broadcasts. Troops in the Southeast Pacific hear U S updates in nine languages, with baseball scores and news from home, including praise from Col. Ritter for MacArthur.
Warfront Homes Populated by Large Military Families
A Time magazine feature surveys U S households with many sons in the armed services and a few daughters serving in nursing or home front roles The piece notes families like the Deweys Marescas Linkous Boyers and Patten clans with multiple sons in the army navy or Marines It contrasts wartime beauty ideals focused on usefulness and efficiency with Hollywood thrift lessons and cautions against heavy makeup and ornate grooming The second portion from The New York Times highlights Harlem negro soldiers serving near Pearl Harbor and their Pineapple Army culture including bands and citations to former World War I veterans like Sergeant George Hill
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Roosevelt
Lincoln
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Operations
White House
Army
West Point-Annapolis
Pearl Harbor
Navy Department
Admiral Leahy
Pacific
United States of America
KGET
Far Pacific
Philip A. Maxiner
New Caledonia
Flying Tigers
Twenty-third Pursuit Group
United States Air Force
China
Australia
KGEI
KWID
Asia
Antipodes
South Africa
Alaska
Buck Harris
New York Times
Lieut. H. G. Munson
KGBI
Corregidor
Marshall Islands
Aero
Manila
KZBQ
Maxemner
KGBT
Pacific Waves
P. A. Guseman
Brooklyn Dodgers
X” Island
Thomas M. Morton
Fellows
Cal
Washington
John Doe
Mr. Harris
William B. Goggins
Marblehead
Hell
Dutch East Indies
United States
San Francisco
William T. Ritter
Western Defense Command
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
U. S
Fuhrer
Duce
New Orleans
Harley J. Dewey
Admiral George Dewey
Manila Bay
Army Nurse Corps
Dewey
Philippines
Frank Maresca
Jersey City
Argonne
Maresca
Holy Name
Linkous Brothers
Coeburn
Hawaii
Clara Boyer
Bellevue
Mich
William Curry
Lexington
Robert
Wake Island
Laura Belie
Pattens
Ridgefield
Wash
Floyd Patten
Coral Sea
Allen
Marvin
Ray
Clarence
Bruce
Gilbert
Red Cross
Michele Morgan
Hollywood
Harlem
Thrane Fields
Oahu
National Guard
Co Chauncey M. Hooper
New York
Coonel Hooper
George Hill
Meuse-Argonne
Metz
Cab Calloway
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Ind
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Telephones News and Business Department
Eee
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Vichy
Napoleon
United Nations
By Margaret Kernodle
Columbus
Bethesda
America
Wisconsin Avenue
Montgomery Lane
Braddock
Fort A
Ward Allen
Delia Stewart
Beacon Street
Chapter
Lawrence E. Davies
The
Kgel
Herr Goebbels
Time Magazine
Hildegarde Fillmore
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