Amarillo Globe Society Notices and Publication Details
Page eight notice data lists publication dates February 20 1924 and post office entry as second class matter. Names The Glope News Publishing Co. Little Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Wesley Izzard editor in chief and department contact.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Glope-News Publishing Co
Little and
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Rubber shortage looms as Brazil rubber price rises
The piece notes a 15 cent per pound hike in raw Brazilian rubber, arguing natural rubber remains essential for military and civilian tires. It explains price pressures from the Rubber Development Corp, sourcing from Brazil, Liberia, and other plants, and casts doubt on a rapid return to loosened tire restrictions amid 1944 needs. It also touches on espionage pay in Sweden and Danish resistance.
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South America
Argentina
Brazil
Rubber Development Corp
Amazon Rubber
Seringueiro
Sweden
Denmark
Haris
Hitler
Switzer land Nazi tale and comical courtship in one page
A satirical column ties a Hitler physician speech to a Swedish police seizure of a Nazi youth. It mocks postwar diplomacy, notes Roosevelt and Stalin quips, and lampoons Keystone Kops nostalgia. A Kansas license joke, a family poker night hiccup, and a disputed marriage license end with humorous miscommunication about names.
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Switzerland
Hitler
Sweden
Germany
Stockholm
Roosevelt
Teheran
Stalin
Timoshenko
Marshal Timoshenko
Ben Turpin
Harold Lloyd
Charlie Chaplin
Valhalla
Son
Thoughts on prudence and rebellion in scripture
A compact, period tone meditation cites Euripides and biblical verses Isaiah and provides a reflective contrast on prudence versus rebellion without modern context or events.
Combat Pay for GI Joes
Column by Ernie Pyle in Italy argues for a combat pay or "fight pay" for frontline ground soldiers to recognize their hardship. He notes pay disparities between combat troops and support staff, cites moral and morale benefits, and recounts wartime misdeeds such as foreign Christmas whiskey shipments and a German spike raid improvised by field engineers.
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Ernie Pyle
Italy
I Spent Yesterday by Evelyn Boyd at Amarillo
The diary describes a busy flexible schedule after night shifts at Pantex and a laundry, with calls from the Globe News switchboard, a wedding editor, and a friend about film, plus a daytime nap amid noisy mornings. The narrator juggles assignments, a studio rush, and preparing the Sunday society section.
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Evelyn Boyd
Pantex
Katy Polkinghorn
Katy
Western Union
Fred Post
Hargett
Globe News
Italy
Susy and
Mildred
Iowa Prefers Mr Dewey in GOP Presidential Poll
Iowa voters favor Governor Thomas E. Dewey for the Republican nomination with 40 percent support. Wendell Willkie follows with about 30 percent and Douglas MacArthur at 19 percent.
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George Gallup
Princeton N. J
Iowa
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Wendell L. Willkie
Douglas MacArthur
Willkie
Institute
Wendell Willkie
Harold Stassen
John W. Bricker
Eric Johnston
The
United States Chamber of Com
Industrialization of South America May Boost U S Trade
William P. Witherow, chairman National Association of Manufacturers, says South America's industrialization could shift import types and expand American customers, putting purchasing power in the pockets of millions who were not customers before.
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South America
William P. Witherow
National Association of Manufacturers
Today's Puzzler Answers and Clues
A compact list of across and down clues from a crossword style puzzle. The page presents numbered entries with definitions for horizontal and vertical words, including abbreviations and scientific terms.
Polk Street Professor Fails in Aisle Seat Squeeze
A theatergoer recounts a disastrous seating mishap at a local picture show. The cantankerous chair collapsed twice injuring the narrator and nearly dumping him into the aisle while a rude patron kicked his hat. He vows not to sit in that seat again.
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