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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1941

Page

4

Amarillo Publishing Details and Contacts

The notice lists founding date February 20 1924 and entry as second class matter at Amarillo Texas. It states evening publication except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News and The Ginbe News Publishing Co with offices at Sixth and climate. President and Publisher Gene Howe. Associate Publisher John McCarty. phones for News Business and Circulation.

Amarillo Texas Ginbe-News Publishing Co Pappa Seles Gene Howe John McCarty

Man Creates Drive To Help Draftees Visit Camps

Franklin A. Gage, owner of a Cleveland bookshop, organized a volunteer network to connect families with relatives in military camps. He compiled a list of addresses, matched travelers to share rides and expenses, and his efforts grew through word of mouth. The plan faced possible abuse but proved beneficial, showing Americans take initiative without waiting to be told.

Lere Franklin A. Gage Cleveland Franks Francis Gage Dhat Board Fort Blank

Battle for Power in War Powers Clash

The piece outlines a long historical struggle between the President and Congress over emergency powers and wartime authority. It traces the origin to Washington, notes statutes granting emergency powers, and explains how Congress controls funding while the President can declare or exploit emergencies, shaping this power balance.

Morgan M. Beatty Washington Congress Capitol Hill George Ashington Nnsylvania Ated Navy

Whispers of Barriston Hidden Cash and a Cousin's Return

Katherine Mowrer travels with Treva Ganford on a voyage where she meets Parke Gerritt, a wealthy Barriston heir. Parke discusses liquidating his inherited Founders Bank stock, but hints at keeping some. Kathie’s reunion with Parke uncovers family ties and social tensions in Barriston.

Katherine Mowrer Barriston Solon Culhane Solon Treva Ganford Parke Gerritt Barristons Parke Katherine Miss Treva Azalea Allen Alien Tomoreow Parke Kaytherine Mowter Wallen Simeon Sanderson Founders Burley Gerritt Sune Lawson Sue Treva Sur Lawson Pig Kathie Delevan Brackett Kathie Parke Quarles & Corlis Michael Burley Barrston Founders Bank

Founders Bank stock plot drives bank drama in small town

Kathie Treva and her sister Azalea recruit Solon Culhane to locate Azalea’s runaway with Ronnie Lawson. Culhane lacquers the chase, fends off danger, and drives them after a staged family crisis leading to a cliffhanger on the road and a police check.

Michael Burley Tye Sole Kathie Solon Culhane Eddy Ketie Lawson Claremore Tavern River Azalea Culhane Ronnie Mr. Culhane Sir Culhane

Lindbergh Morrow clan split views in famous family

Dorothy Ducas, a veteran newspaper woman, describes the Lindbergh and Morrow family as a house divided, with Colonel Lindbergh isolationist, Anne Lindbergh seen as a nonleader, and Mrs Morrow an interventionist. The piece notes family loyalty amid divergent opinions and civic rights in America.

Dorothy Ducas Lindbergh Anne Lindbergh America Morrow-Lindbergh Hill Morrow Englewood N. J Miss Ducas United States Morrows the Lindberghs

McLemore Proposes Alphabet Labels For Daily Pests

Henry McLemore humorously suggests labeling rude behaviors and nuisance habits with letters from A to Z to shame offenders. He riffs on parking pirates, cafeteria dawdlers, restless moviegoers, and ticket-window complainers, imagining big P, D, R, and I tags as lighthearted public reproach.

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