Amarillo Globe-News Publishing Card andContacts
The passage lists publication details for The Amarillo Globe-News with dates of entry, evening publication schedule, and staff positions including Gani Bows as President and Publisher and Jon and Joan McCarty as Associate Publishers, plus department telephones.
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Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
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Wilimore
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Pennsylvania Taxi Rules Promote Shared Rides and Fair Fares
Pennsylvania standardizes taxi practice to pick up any passenger regardless of origin and charge per trip for the first rider while additional riders pay only added mileage. The reform addresses widespread abuses seen in Washington and New Orleans where drivers collect per passenger fares.
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Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
New Orleans widow admits sending scurrilous postcards
The widow confessed to mailing six defaming postcards to a college student who had been feather-deferred for his studies while her brothers and sons faced draft liability. The piece argues that Selective Service aims to deploy each young man where he can best serve, and notes the lack of draft-dodging evidence against the deferment recipient.
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New Orleans
Sam
AFL backs social security plan and its critics
Washington column argues the AFL backed Wagner Dingell social security bill, detailing a proposed 12 percent payroll tax split between workers and employers, eight billion annual funding, and a broad range of benefits from old age to maternity care. The piece critiques liberal framing, notes inflation risks, and calls for a job, wage, price guarantees, and war bond repayment as foundational security.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
American Federation of Labor
England
CIO
AFL
U.S.A
Terrence House Heir Arrives With Legal Claim
Ann confronts a lawyer Baxton who says Jerry Lane is owner of Terrence House and that Ann is not Augusta Terrence’s niece. Lane arrives in a blue uniform claiming he will sign papers to take over the hotel as the sole heir, while Ann faces more trouble from Sarah Townsley.
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Ann
Baxton
Jerry Lane
Terrence House
Augusta Terrence
Mrs. Terrence
Sarah Townsley
Mr. Baxton
Mr. Lane
Will of Miss Gussie May Change Ann's Fortunes
Ann probes a hidden will Mrs. Gussie allegedly left to her granddaughter in Terrence House. Gibbs confirms the will exists, witnessed years ago by Miss Gussie and Miss Warbuck, though others doubt it. The discovery could overturn inheritance as “To Be Continued.”
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Jerry Lane
Ann
Old Gibbs
Gibbs
Miss Warbuck
Miss Gussie
Mr. Baxton
Quotations on virtue and unity from ancient and biblical voices
A compact collection of religious and classical lines urging charity, concord, and sincere action. Notable sources include Statius James Seneca Peter Cicero I. John Revelation, emphasizing gifts from above, unity, compassion, and truthful deeds.
French Affairs and the United States
Lipppmann argues the United States must correctly judge French affairs to avoid estrangement from France and hindered postwar reconstruction. He cites De Gaulle’s prominence, misreadings of French nationalism, and the danger of shaping French policy around American power rather than French will.
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Lippmann
France
Vicky
Darlan
de Gaulle
Vichy
United States
North
Africa
General de Gaulle
Soldier profiles mix of MP, artists, and frontline grit
In Tunisia's Ninth Division, Pvt Walter Wolfson a coffee merchant turned soldier stands out for charm and humor as he shares coffee shop memories and a soldier’s grit. Sergeant Harrington digs foxholes of wit while Major Robb thrives in overseas duty amid chaotic Tunisian campaign.
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Ernie Pyle
North Africa
Wirelessi
M. P
Pvt
Walter Wolfson
181St Street
New York
Golden Gate
Presidio
Wolfson
Harrington
Robb
Puzzler Grid Clue Ball Adorns Historic Wordplay
A compact crossword style puzzle lists across and down hints including American aircraft P47B, chemistry symbols, literary terms, and city names. Readers solve clues for a staged grid of intersecting words with references to rivers, metals, and measurements.
Bourke-White to film North Star in Russian village drama
Margaret Bourke-White, famed Russia photographer and U.S. Army front-line observer, prepares to shoot The North Star for Samuel Goldwyn. She recalls North Africa operations with the Eighth Air Force, weapons drills, and surviving danger while documenting war.
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Margaret Bourke-White
Lillian Hellman
Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Miss Bourke-White
Russia
New York
Eighth Air Force
War talk and plans blur in postwar relief and demobilization
Letters from home found on a German soldier in Russia and quotes from Navy Secretary Frank Knox and Rubber Director William M. Jeffers discuss postwar aims. The writers warn of starvation tactics, chaotic demobilization, and the need for careful planning to preserve democratic principles while rebuilding Europe and adjusting to a new world order.
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Europe
Howard E. Kershner
Quaker Relief In
Berlin
Russia
Navy
Frank Knox
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