Amarillo Globe Publishing Staff and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe News Publishing Co. lists GENE HOWE as President and Publisher and JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher with Wesly Izard as Editor in Chief. The paper published evenings except Sundays and partnered with The Amarillo Daily News, routing Sunday morning editions. The release notes specify postal registration and entry as second class matter in Amarillo Texas.
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Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Weslfy Izzard
Telephone
Churchill Wears New Shapka Hat in Crimea Conference
Opinion notes Churchill showed a black lamb’s wool shapka of Russian design from Canadians at the Crimea Conference. The piece praises warmth and style, condemns ordinary hats, and argues reform is overdue as men endure uniform headwear.
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Churchill
Crimea
Mr. Churchill
The Disillusioned by Paul Mallon
In Savannah GA Paul Mallon reflects on wartime despair across classes and regions. He notes rising income anxiety among workers and the wealthy as taxes, inflation, and shifting fortunes erode faith in capitalism. He argues riches persist but must justify themselves by tax payments and good jobs.
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Savannah
Atlantic
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York
Florida
New England
Fords
Dodges
DuPonts
Kaiser
United States Steel
General Motors
Russia
Crew Members Nap in B 29 Tunnel
Ernie Pyle writes from the Marianas about B 29 crews using a long rooftop tunnel for movement and rest during missions. He describes crew sleep, claustrophobia, cabin warmth, and the plane’s stability, noting meals, uniforms, and safety gear.
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Ernie Pyle
Marianas Islands
Japan
Russ Cheever
Job Arithmetic by George E Sokolski
The column computes 1940 US population figures to assess available workers for Henry Wallace’s 60,000,000 jobs. It notes 131,669,275 total, with 40,786,870 under 18 and 11,898,491 over 64, leaving 78,983,914 potentially able to work, then refines by gender and workforce participation figures.
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George E. Sokolsky
Henry Wallace
United States
Henry
Bureau of the Census
Not So Long Ago March 2 1930 and 1940 World News Row
A compendium item lists events from March 2 across years including Tardieu’s pledge to seek confidence for a new French cabinet, tariff bill action, and Roosevelt signing the Export-Import Bank bill. It also notes Hitler’s talks, German Nazism, and debates over manpower and labor force projections with Henry Wallace.
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Marche
Tardieu
France
London
Senate
Moody
Adolf Hitler
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Finland
Grover Hill
Amarillo
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues Mixed
A mixed list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical sections. Entries include definitions for animals tools dates and chemistry symbols among others. The puzzle blends common terms such as feline prevaricate and world terms like tellurium symbol and Egyptian sun god with abbreviations referencing time and routes.
Polk Street Professor Mallie Adams Moore Returns Home
Mrs. Mallie Adams Moore moves back to town and helps at Potts Ingerton's Saddle Shop. Friends are pleased as she works among the saddles, promising attractive merchandise for customers.
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Mallie Adams Moore
Potts Ingerton
Mallie
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate
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Albuquerque
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White House
Islands
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R. B. Norman
Duke Owen
Duke
Karlshue
San Francisco
James Allred
Ieee
E.D
Great Lake
Capitol Food
Church of Your Choice
Ralph Pellow
Capitol Hotel
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Moon Mullins
Willie
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Sarah
Erelaks
Marjay
Glas
Ronald Doch
Superman
Ogies
O Ogies
Lovi
Tro Ryder
Framin
Income Tax Service
B. M. Goff
Internal Revenue Dept
York Tire Co
N. E
Caveen
Pea Y
Tae Ee
Buchanan
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Vaughn Plumbing
Pierce
Polk Street
John D. McBride
Optometrist
Zale
Blackburn Bldg
Seventh Street
TTH & Polk
Fort Worth
Meadolake
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