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Publication notice from the Amarillo Globe News Publishing Co lists editors and executives, with dates of entry and mailing status. It notes connection to the Amarillo Daily News and outlines offices and department designations.
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LEND-LEASE AND AIR RULE IN THE KUBAN AREA
A Soviet correspondent in the Kuban region notes contrasts between Allied lend lease aims and postwar aviation fear. The piece questions American inferiority fears, cites British contributions to the war, and reflects on pilots and planes in combat with images of damaged German aircraft and fatalities.
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Britain
Latin America
Far East
Germany
Italy
Japan
Kuban
Benes Defines War Aims Against Brutal Ideology
President Eduard Benes of Czechoslovakia declares that the struggle is not only against Axis powers but against a brutal ideology that elevates torture and concentration camps as political tools. He frames the fight as a moral and existential battle for freedom.
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Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Riots Across Cities Seen From Washington Opinionated Debate
Washington watchers describe race riots from Beaumont Los Angeles Detroit and Mobile as alarming yet unclear in cause. Officials urge calm while radical publications blame or praise movements and critics warn against muffling truth in wartime.
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Washington
Beaumont
Los Angeles
Detroit
Mobile
New York
CIO
Mallon
Newark
Georgia
Mahatma Ghandi
Ap Eeecal
Will And Will Inheritance On The Line In Office Confrontation
Ann claims Gibbs stole a paper she believes is her grandmother s will Gibbs denies guilt Baxton orders Gibbs fired Ann reveals she detained Mr Lane to obtain the will Jerry suspects the truth and Anna faces exposure as she leaves the office Gibbs leaves the hall into darkness
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Ann
Mr. Baxton
Gibbs
Mr. Lane
Jerry
Sarah
Lane
Gibbs and Ann Hide Out to Save Heating Plant
In a tense escape narrative, Adelaide Hazeltine urges Gibbs to stay hidden in a cave while Ann wrestles with heat shortages and a ticking clock. Suspicions rise as Gibbs worries someone may be near the cave and Ann contemplates the risks of her hidden effort to keep the plant running. To be continued.
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Gibbs
Flora
Ann
Miss Ann
Not a Picture to Point With Pride
Dorothy Thompson argues the nation shows immaturity amid Detroit riots shortages and political clashes. She warns confidence must drive effort not complacency and calls for virtue as the basis of a free society sustaining war and peace at home.
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Dorothy Thompson
Detroit
Patterson
Chicago
Washington
Europe
Elmer Davis
Boston
Takes a Shine to Gold Coast Natives
Ernie Pyle writes from Africa about Gold Coast, Slave Coast, and Ivory Coast natives. He praises their humor, honesty, cleanliness, and clothing flair, recalls buying wild tropical pajamas, and notes the bold fabric colors contrast with North African Arabs. He jokes about returning home proudly shell-shocked by his vibrant garments.
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Ernie Pyle
Africa
Gold Coast
Slave Coast
Ivory Coast
North Africa
England
America
India
Kansas City
Colonels
London
Gettysburg
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZON TAL 1 7
Puzzle page clues mix across themed entries. Answers include names of presidents and common wordplay with references to Latin numbers and classic terms. The grid features several long across entries and a sea of short fill including clues for animals, plants, and objects.
Jazz band leaders seek manpower amid war time competition
Eight to nine major dance bands face a talent drain as the War Manpower Commission and the Office of Defense Transportation shrink available musicians. Raiding rival bands and rising pay fuel a manpower crisis, while radio house bands attract top players with lucrative freelancing.
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War Manpower Commission
Office of Defense Transportation
Ace
Harry James
Benny Goodman
Tommy and
Jimmy Dorsey
Kay Kyser
Sammy Kaye
Xavier Cugat
Duke Ellington
Horace Heidt
Selective Service
Blue Network
Castner's Cutthroats: Alaska Patrols and Resourceful Oddities
Diamond Jim and his crew, a rough, nonconformist unit, serve as Combat Intelligence scouts under Col. Lawrence V. Castner. The article outlines their improvised gear and survival tricks in Alaska’s harsh Arctic and subarctic conditions, and notes Castner’s selection criteria from diverse Alaska residents for hard terrain knowledge.
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Diamond Jim
Castener
Aleutian
Jim
Alaska
Cutthroats
G. I
Mukluks
Col
Lawrence V. Castner
Alaska Defense Command
Yukon
Kuskokwim
Kenai
Bristol Bay
Bering Seacoast
Arctic
Chilki Barracks
Castner
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