Globe News item microfiche note from Amarillo period
The fragment records a newspaper notice from Amarillo Globe News dated February 20 1924 with registration details and publication credits for Gene Howe as president and publisher and John McCarty as associate publisher. It notes circulation and office roles and a printing house attribution in Amarillo Texas.
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Amarillo
Texas
Seganee
Gueday Fillmore
Globe-News
Oe. Ith
Gene Howe
Jokn & McCarty
Red Cross drive exceeds goal as war funds rise
Final returns show the Red Cross war drive overshot its $125 million goal by $18 million amid peak tax season giving strong support to a separate fundraiser. Public appeals urge conserving fuel and travel to aid wartime effort while leaders warn of global danger and long road to peace.
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Red Cross
National War Fund
Willkie's Stand Moves to Stateside Campaign Tour
Washington reports Wendell Willkie plans a broad tour in the next five months to bolster a likely bid for the 1944 Republican nomination He aims to block isolationist contenders while favoring possible allies like Stassen and Dewey General MacArthur is propped by Senator Vandenberg as a draft option De Gaulle's role in France draws cautious commentary amid Communist scrutiny and shifting liberal support.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Wendell Willkie
Oberlin
Mason-Dixon Line
Mallon
Stassen
Minnesota
Bricker
Ohio
Dewey
New York
Willkie
Gen
MacArthur
Vandenberg
Michigan
Bert Probes Feelings in Quiet Radville Dinner
Bert and Ann clash over loyalty and love as he presses his claim while she details a charity case and a bridge encounter with Jerry. Tension rises over patriotism, trust, and competing loyalties in a small town during wartime.
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Bert
Ann
Masons
Sarah
Radville
Will Hunt Strains Bond as He Is Asked to Help
Adelaide Hazeltine presses Bert to aid in locating a grandmother's will after Jerry's dubious actions. Ann proposes to Bert and asks for help, but Bert shifts to romance, suggesting they marry. The scene ends with a promise to continue.
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Bert
Jerry
Ann
Quotations and Biblical Fragments in Verse Form
A collection of religious and literary lines from Judges Samuel Kings Coleridge Colossians and Cicero. It juxtaposes biblical verses with Dryden and Coleridge reflections on poverty virtue flattery and friendship.
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Dryden
Cicero
Words in Defense of Elmer Davis by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson defends Elmer Davis against critics who compare him to Nazi propagandists. She argues OWI should exist to coordinate information, clarifies Davis’s role, and rebuts charges tied to party ties and press criticism. The piece challenges congressional attacks as unfounded and urges a serious, open atmosphere.
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Elmer Davis
Congress
Office of War Information
Davis
Goebbels
Joe Starnes
Alabama
Virginia Gayda
Washington
Styles Bridges
Republiean
New Thomrs
Hampshire
United States
Doctor Goebbels
Mr. Davis
O.W.I
American Labor Party
FALSE RUMORS OF SOLDIERS ILLNESS IN AFRICA
In North Africa last winter rumors overstated malaria rates among troops. In Central Africa malaria was under 1 percent and dysentery lower. health improved due to mosquito nets, sanitation, and quinine. Nurses in a nearby city suffered higher dysentery. Daily quinine keeps malarial germs inactive. most troops adapt with careful routines and rest.
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Africa
North Africa
Central Africa
Tropics
Central
Son
Today's Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues Combined
A mixed word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues lists many definitions. Entries include terms for anatomy, geography, languages, and everyday objects, inviting solvers to fill a crosswords grid based on the supplied hint numbers.
Contortionist Harry James Becomes Ill On Stage
Liberty columnist recounts Harry James slipping into dizziness under bright lights at the Paramount New York while performing up to 40 shows weekly. Physicians say he is a victim of popularity, with fans and clubs surrounding the musician who once worked as a circus contortionist.
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Harry James
Paramount Theater
New York
Migahd
James
Chesterfield
World War II Quotes From Leaders Span Allied Resolve
A collection of wartime remarks from U S and Allied leaders and officers praises American resolve and air power while urging unity and humanitarian aims. Quotes from Dr Wil liam Lyon Phelps Sir Archibald Sinclair Pyot Sniegolski and others reflect confidence in victory and future peace.
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