Amarillo Globe News masthead details historic publication
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 is shown numbered as a second matter entry dated February 96 1884 at the Amarillo Texas office under the March 3 1879 act. It is published evenings except weekends with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Co. Key officers listed include GENE HOWE president and publisher and JOHN McCARTT associate publisher.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Unconditional Surrender Aims Key To Final Victory
In war Germany and Japan demand unconditional surrender, not mercy. The piece cites a 6 to 1 air over Europe ratio, notes bomber losses vs German planes, and urges applying the same air power to Japan. Quotes Maj. Alexander P. De Seversky and the Archbishop of Canterbury on power and gains.
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Hitler
Germany
Japan
Versailles
Reich
Pantelleria
Europe
Maj
Alexander P. de Seversky
Home Front Crisis Warns of Civilian War Effort Sputter
Senate military affairs subcommittee led by Kilgore warns a domestic front crisis as civilian morale falters from transportation strain to shortages and price hikes. The piece urges Byrnes War Mobilization Board to seize broad control and create a unified domestic war economy with a requirements panel and labor management input.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Senate Military Affairs Subcommittee
Kilgore
Mallon
Byrnes War Mobilization Board
Byrnes
Patterson
Amittee
Loser Take All Chapter 16 Atonement on the Terrace
Ann and Jerry converse with tension as Gibbs plans a room search. A mixed moment turns intimate when Jerry unexpectedly kisses Ann and declares love, jolting her from cautious manipulation toward conflicted emotion.
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Ann
Jerry
Gibbs
Love and betrayal collide in Terrence House drama
Adelaide Hazeltine hides a kiss and a lie as Sarah Gibbs confronts a room search and staged terrace confrontation. Ann wrestles with taking the blame while Jerry Lane remains oblivious to an unscripted kiss that changes everything, in a tense cliffhanger.
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Terrence House
Sarah
Gibbs
Mr. Baxton
Ann
Jerry
Jerry Lane
Quote labeling Japanese as savages by Lt. Gen. Henry H. Arnold
A World War II era remark frames Japanese as uncivilized savages rather than sane cultured people. The quote reflects wartime rhetoric attributed to Lt. Gen. Henry H. Arnold.
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Henry H. Arnold
Lewis conforms with strike bill
The piece argues John L. Lewis aligns with Congress on war labor policy, permitting miners to work under government control until Oct. 31. It critiques the Connally-Smith approach, calls for a universal service act and compulsory arbitration, and urges labor leaders to accept reforms while stressing the need to stabilize living costs with rations.
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John L. Lewis
Congress
Lewis
Lippmann
Ickes
Mr. Ickes
Mr. Lewis
Roosevelt
Ihkesesto
Roosevelt- Green-Murray
Pennsylvania Avenue
War Labor Tribunal
Attu War Remnants Show No Permanent Japanese Base
United Press reporter Russell Annabel notes Attu lacked permanent installations and airfields. The Japanese garrison built flimsy huts, caves, and a narrow landing strip, with no roads or docks, suggesting the island was never a planned long term base. American troops now occupy Attu with guns and ships in use.
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Attu
Aleutian
United States
North Pacific
Ian
United Press
Russell Annabel
Annabel
Alaska
Yamasaki
Wings Over Wildest Africa Ferry Flights Describe War Time Travel
Ernie Pyle recalls long haul flights over Africa in Douglas cargo planes with tin benches, sharing tight quarters and jelly sandwiches. He notes systematic routes, mixed crew camaraderie, and rough high altitude flying. He mentions Captain Wayne Akers and a British general pairing with an American private in a shared bucket moment.
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Ernie Pyle
Africa
Transport Command
Congo
North Africa
Wayne Akers
Memphis
Puzzler Variant Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A dense list of crossword style clues appears across two grids labeled horizontal and vertical with numbers for each entry. Clues cover common words like singer, mineral, vessel, and time period, plus family terms and measures. The page preserves the puzzle format and includes a reference to the answer from a prior puzzle.
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Singer
Jersey
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