Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Officials
The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo Daily News operate as affiliated papers in Amarillo Texas under act provisions. The Globe News Publishing Co lists Gene Howe as president and publisher with associates John McCarty and Sorenn McCarty. Telegraphs and circulation departments are noted with contact references.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Soren McCarty
Price ceiling enforcement by civilian defense block price stations
New Orleans officials propose civilian defense block price stations to solicit pledges from households to obey rationing and price controls and to report violations. Public reluctance to snoop persists, but cooperation is urged for patriotic and practical reasons to make rationing work.
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New Orleans
Soup Canning Rules Flawed by Advisory Group Failures
Fred C Heinz of the 57 varieties recounts wartime soup regulations were issued without prior expert input from experienced canners. He says agencies favor outsiders to avoid perceived bias and that this pattern extends beyond soup canning to other industries. President Leonard Carmichael of Tufts College lauds a hopeful, globally oriented civilization.
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Fred C. Heinz
Heinz
Leonard Carmichael
Tufts College
Churchill’s View on March Planning Inspires Strategic Vision
A Winston Churchill sentiment emphasizes long range planning beyond a single march. The quote urges preparing multiple successive advances to secure a broad, clearly visible path forward.
Call for Over-All Authority to Balance War Front and Home Front
The piece argues for a centralized authority to align military, lend-lease, and civilian needs. It notes cuts in rations, reduced beef for the army, factory feed, and wage pressures, urging decisive action to redistribute resources fairly while ending bureaucratic resistance. It cites Byrnes-Baruch powers, urging courage to enforce redistribution and meet civilian minimums.
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Perkins
Women's Bureau
Donald Nelson
War Department
Agriculture Department
Lend-Lease
Washington
Byrnes-Baruch
Will and Intruder Clash Over Hidden Will in Mansion
Ann hides behind a damask curtain as a silent intruder searches Mr. Baxton's suite for the will. The visitor methodically examines drawers, a wall safe, and various pictures while Ann fears discovery and hopes Bert is the ally she requested.
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Mr. Baxton
Ann
Will in Vase Reveals Jerry Lane Connection
A search uncovers a hidden will inside a hand shaped vase. Ann watches as the reader, astonished, discovers the document and exclaims a surprised phrase. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the will is confirmed to involve Jerry Lane.
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Ann
Jerry Lane
Wartime Leaders Call for Unified Resolve
A collection of wartime quotes urges unity and resolve against Fascism. Pavolini and De Gaulle stress courage and bloc unity. Stilwell and Eden push protecting the living and prosecuting the war. Byrd warns against domestic delay. Gabre highlights Ethiopian sacrifices and enduring demand for justice.
Signs That German Morale Is Sagging
Dorothy Thompson analyzes signs of strain within Nazi Germany revealing growing rifts among correspondents, resistance from religious and civic groups, and a shift in public sentiment toward opposition to Hitler. She notes radio attacks on intellectuals, church protests, and increased Gestapo executions as indicators.
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Italy
Germany
Hitler
Louis Lochner
Howard Smith
Berne
Stockholm
Sauckel
Drew Middleton
North
Africa
Gestapo
Adolf Hitler
Wilson
Dr. Goebbels
Duesseldorf
ALOOF FROM THE WAR IN AFRICA
War correspondent Ernie Pyle recounts life in Algeria Morocco and other African camps during the campaign era. He notes morale is high yet soldiers long for the front and describes how some living well in peacetime feel unjustified shame. He also recalls a river voyage desertion incident and a court martial outcome.
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Ernie Pyle
Tunisia
Africa
Algeria
Morocco
Ball Park
Cairo
TODAY'S PUZZLER Answer to Previous Puzzle
Puzzle page list shows a crossword grid with many partial words and jumbled letters. The readable sections reference names like ARTURO and TOSCANINI and include scattered clues for across and down entries with incomplete letter patterns.
Goebbels urges press to shape German resolve and shield nation
The 1942 Goebbels briefing to Nazi editors advocates limiting official opinion, stressing German endurance, caution, and proclaims that Britain is united and honest reporting is needed. He notes Churchill’s esteem for Goering and the need to repeat Atlantic Charter ideas to persuade the public.
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Germany
England
Cromwell
Churchill
Goering
Luftwaffe
Goebbels
Quotations on Faith and Virtue From Historic Texts
A collection of brief quotes from biblical and literary sources. The lines include reflections on God as savior, seeking the Lord, charity of the heart, warnings against unbelief, loyalty to country, and hospitality.
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