Publishing note from The Globe News Publishing Co
Founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under the 1879 act. Published evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Be Gene Howe president and publisher with John McCarty associate publisher. Telephones for departments listed.
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Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Youth Recreation Debate Questioned by National Emergency
The Globe discusses the American Youth Commission study on youth recreation amid industrial growth and war. It cites Muncie Indiana and Amarillo as examples of leisure bottlenecks and argues recreation boosts national preparedness and individual fitness for defense.
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the Globe
America
Globe Office
American Youth Commission
Muncie
Ind
Amarillo
Globe
The
United States
Youth Commission
Missing groom delays Nevada mine owner wedding plot
Kay Allison waits at the church for Barry Flynn the Nevada mine owner who fails to appear. Jetta Dorne warns Kay that Barry may not come. Kay pursues him via planes and a Nevada mine visit, while Gilbert disguises himself and mingles with the party at the mine as stormy events unfold.
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Kay Allison
Barry Flynn
Nevada
Kay
Jetta Dorne
Barry
Ching
Stanley Gilbert
Mullah
Gilbert
Melody
Dick Morrow
Los Angeles
Morrow
Memphis
Allison
Jetta
Albert
Beer in the USO Debate Stirring Army Navy Ranks
A wartime debate over beer as wholesome recreation for service members roils USO campaigns and allied groups. Dewey notes soldiers want cheap beer in decent venues rather than high priced clubhouses, while some women’s and YMCA groups warn against loosening liquor rules.
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Amy Porter
New York
Army
Navy
United Service Organizations
National Travelers Aid Association
Thomas E. Dewey
USC
Sarsaparilla
USO
John R. Burkhart
YMCA
The
YWCA
Salvation Army
National Catholic Community
Jewish Welfare
Mare Island
California
England
United States
WCTU
France
Congress
New York Army Information Center
Congressional
Barry's honesty cited as defense in mine dispute
In a tense exchange, Morrow defends Barry's integrity while Jetta questions motives. Dialog hints Barry may have fled a wedding due to romantic ties, with speculation about his motives and a possible link to events at the Falling Star. The scene shifts to Kay waking during a storm as Melody prepares breakfast.
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Jetta
Jack Henley
Miss Dorne
Morrow
Barry
California
Los Angeles
Henley
Gilbert
Heaven
Kay
Melody
Crackers Shoulder Arms Quiz From Army Drill Questions
A reader quiz asks about army drill terms and camp locations. It covers when shoulder arms is used inspection arms which hand holds the gun and names Fort Lewis Fort Dix Camp McCoy Fort Sill Fort Lincoln. It also tests ranking order from corporal to major general.
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Fort Lewis
Fort Dix
Camp McCoy
Fort Sill
Fort Lincoln
Murphy Sees Self as Future Film Producer Director
Hollywood profile of George Murphy describing his serious mindset, plans to direct after acting, and beliefs on production pace. Notes his current work in Tom Dick and Harry with Ginger Rogers, his athletic family background, and personal interests including stamps maps and hats.
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Charles R. Moore
Hollywood
U.P
George Murphy
Murphy
New York
Tom, Dick, and
Harry
Ginger Rogers
Ginger
Juliette Johnson
Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Sam Goldwyn
Tom
Belgium Feels Pinch Of Food Law In Occupied Belgium
Belgium endures strict rations under German occupation as food distribution centers operate with stamps diplomas and doctor certificates. Reports describe potato caches stolen fattened rabbits and abstracted flour while police crack down on illegal trades and sabotage.
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Jean Graffis
Brussels
Belgium
Antwerp
Agagem
Ostende
H. van Hecke
J Jonckheere
Florimonde Vandenberghe
Liege
M. Lamarche
Genappe
Firmin Corbillez
Gervais
College of Antwerp
Washingtons Pappy of Police Radio Leads Crime Net
Col E L White, known as the pappy of police radio, guards a nationwide system that lets headquarters talk to cruisers and crack crimes fast. From 185 police radio setups in 1935 to about 1500, the network aids swift arrests and deters hijackers, with stories of quick recoveries and alerted patrols across cities and towns.
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Col. E. L. White
White
Colonel White
Pappy
Federal Communications Commission
Uncle Sam
Frank White
United States
Navy
Army
Signal Corps
Old Radio Commission
Five Points
Detroit
New Orleans
Illinois
Radio Police
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