Amarillo Daily News publishes under March 3 act notice
Partial OCR reads a public notice from Amarillo Texas listing The Globe News Publishing Co. as publisher and Pulmey Howe as president and publisher John McCarty as assistant publisher and Wesley Izard as editor in chief with a notice date in March. The item notes publication on Sundays with exceptions and references a telephone department line.
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Jeep postwar plans spark debate and manufacturer stance
Postwar planning for the jeep triggers lively debate. Government says the military jeep is not a farmer’s perfect vehicle due to low chassis and high gear ratio. Manufacturers temper predictions, noting a postwar lightweight model may fit farming, but most jeeps will be battle worn and better suited to pasture. Also reports a Nazi flying bomb anthem line noted in radio.
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Department of Commerce
England
Britain
Proposed Peace By Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson argues against redrawing borders by transferring East Prussia and parts of Silesia and Pomerania to Poland to curb German power. She warns of famine, chaos, or mass emigration as likely outcomes and questions postwar industrial control by international bodies or cartels, urging safer paths to lasting peace.
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Pomerania
Poland
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Germany
United States
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Invisible Ordance Company Camouflaged in Normandy Pasture
An ordnance mobile maintenance company operates behind hedgerows in a grassy Normandy pasture. Nearly 200 men repair jeeps and light arms under camouflage nets while six auto shop teams labor daily. The unit, ten miles behind lines, emphasizes mobility and discipline with a six day cycle.
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Ernie Pyle
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France
America
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Humorous War-Time Snippets From Home Fronts
A collection of light wartime jokes and quips from the home front and naval centers. Tiny vignettes cover Veronica Lake hair, sailors dates, shipyard launches, guard stations, and a playful dentist anecdote.
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New Orleans
Stillwater
Naval Wave School
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Beaumont
Thoughts on bonds adversity and divine decree
Excerpts of biblical and Homeric lines focus on suffering justice and fate. Passages include Hebrews 13 3 Homer on day that makes man a slave Ecclesiastes 3 14 Isaiah 59 12 and Romans 11 22 noting fear and accountability before God.
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A complete list of crossword clues with numbered entries for across and down. The puzzle includes answers for movie actress, oceans, foods, measurements, and common words, plus abbreviations for languages and chemical symbols.
Wartime Voices and Postwar Plans Across 1944 Era
In stark wartime rhetoric, Eisenhower praises Allied loyalty while forecasts of postwar shifts loom. Global population growth and agricultural limits frame concerns from soil to cultivation. Industry asks how to transition millions from war jobs to peacetime work and responsibility.
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U. S. Soil Conservation Service
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Not So Long Ago Not So Long Ago July 27 1929
A summary page notes a parliamentary recess after an animated Commons session over Egyptian policy and reparations, with Germany reporting more women suicides due to postwar male shortages. It mentions Smoot tariff debates, oil tariff talks, Amarillo chamber plans, Mussolini border moves, RAF expansion plans, FBI manhunt difficulties, and Mexicans voting rights in primaries.
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Polk Street Professor Describes Mosquito Menace at Warehouse
Dan Caperton reports a mosquito swarm at the warehouse is dangerous and bloodthirsty. He claims crew fatigue from bites, recounts Sid Knox rescued with a meat cleaver, and warns of military aid if mosquitoes persist.
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Sidney Knox
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