Globe News Mission and Contact Details
The Globe News is an independent democratic newspaper published in Amarillo Texas by Globe News Publishing Co. with Gene Howe as president and publisher and John McCarty as associate publisher. It operates evenings except Saturdays and Sundays and prints Sunday morning editions with Amarillo Daily News.
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Independence in materials via American synthetic rubbers
A movement toward self sufficiency in basic chemicals emerges as U S scientists develop domestic rubber substitutes. Buna Thiokol Americol and other creations reduce dependence on foreign sources and could end the need to defend raw materials in future emergencies.
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United States
Far East
B. F. Goodrich Co
Europe
Relief problem by Jack Stinnett in war era Washington
The article discusses how war creates relief challenges for the United States. It cites Hoover's World War I relief, outlines nations facing famine and refugee pressures, and notes U.S. commerce and agriculture departments preparing for potential major relief programs as WW II effects unfold. It highlights France Spain Russia England Denmark Holland Finland Norway Sweden and Red Cross relief purchases.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Departments of Commerce and Agriculture
A. Hitler
Belgium
Herbert Hoover
Relief Commission
Mr. Hoover
Americas
France
Spain
Russia
England
Denmark
Holland
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Red Cross
Germans Open Supermicroscope Lab Near Berlin
A Berlin outskirts laboratory houses three supermicroscopes with a fourth under construction to study disease agents. The device, magnifying up to 40 000 times, uses electrons instead of light and was developed by Dr. Bodo von Borries and Dr. Ernst Ruska. Industrial researchers note particles under a millionth of an inch reveal form and structure, aiding dust and smoke research and medical fields.
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Berlin
Bodo von Borries
Ernst Ruska
Classic Maxims Quiz Prompts Four Phrases Completed
Puzzle prompts readers to complete familiar sayings four of them. Items include you can lead a horse to water you can’t make a silk purse you never miss the water a bird in the hand fools rush in and a bird in the hand. Answers appear on the comic page.
Quotes on neutrality and democracy from wartime leaders
A collection of statements from Roberto Farinacci Sixto Enrique Duran Ballen Edsel Ford Earl C. Sams Henry Breckinridge Theodore C Mayer Oswaldo Aranha and Arthur Garfield Hays advocating nonbelligerency, equal rights, free trade and peaceful cooperation versus aggression. The remarks touch neutrality Pan Americanism democracy and wartime policy positions.
TODAY S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
A cryptic style grid lists numerous horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include tennis star, bird, mountain, merchant, gibbon, expunges, lichen, god of war, and directions to fill a crossword puzzle. Answers cross with theme terms, dates, and common crossword language.
Short Sleepers Prove Five Hours Enough For Many Notables
A young Indianapolis reader worries about three to four hours sleep. Dr. Kleitman notes sleep quality matters more than duration. Toscanini Edison Bullitt and other figures illustrate success on short sleep. If nature favors five hours, take that quota and don’t worry.
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Norma
Johnny
Jan
Derek
Rose
Indianapolis
Kleitman
University of Chicago
Toscaninni
Charles Edison
Navy
New Jersey
Thomas A. Edison
France
William C. Bullitt
Manners Quiz From A Vintage Etiquette Guide
A nostalgia piece outlines polite hotel and dining etiquette. It covers signing as Mrs John James, the correct desk for train info, room service queries, grapefruit spoon placement, and breakfast timing. It also presents a biscuit cereal question with options and the official answer.
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John James
Porter's Desk
Transportation Desk
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