Pride and Privilege in Wartime America
A 1940s era Globe News editorial extols wartime integration of U S forces with diverse racial roots praising loyalty of Nisei and other minorities. It argues against racial partition and urges expanding Latin American trade and Gideon Bible distribution to soldiers as national armament.
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Gene Howe
John McCarty
Eadergs
the Globe
Alaska
United States
America
China
Japan
Poland
Germany
Italy
France
Czechoslovakia
Americans
Europe
Russia
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Mexico
Manzanillo
U. S
Latin America
Gideons
Your Ideas Editor readers propose dirigibles a national defense
Letters to the Globe-News include proposals from Mrs M Campbell and others on dirigibles filled with helium for defense, traffic safety asks at Amarillo schools, postal service improvements, pride in Amarillo, street markings, zoo improvements, and civic suggestions.
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Globe-News
Oahu
Hawaii
Shenandoah
Akron
Germany
M. Campbell
Kalakaua Avenue
Honolulu
T. H
Polk Street
Main
Tyler
Fillmore Street
Alice Landergin
Amarillo
Thirty-fourth Avenue
R. M. Barton
United States
Glen Michaels
Fannin Street
Paul G. Gaither
Lipscomb Street
Sixth
San Jacinto
Charles Osgood
Jealousy and confinement test a couple on a post
Martha Marshall battles jealousy and social strain as Bill’s Army confinement exposes their rift. She confronts his suspicions after past affairs with Paul, while he resents Army discipline and acts sullen in the guardhouse, revealing deep marital fault lines.
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Martha Marshall
Bill
Air Transport
Eugene
Paul Elliott
Helen
Butch
Genie
Martha
Paul
Suzanne
Bayville
Schofield
Hawaii
Fort Davis
Canal Zone
Aggie Moore
NCO
Bill Marshall
Moore
Ford's Model T era shaped mass production and labor policy
A Time Magazine condensed feature traces Henry Ford from the Model T’s rise to mass production to his wage policy and clash with labor organizers. It notes Ford’s 5 a day minimum wage, the Sociological Department, and his stance on job security and working conditions amid wartime plant shifts and global operations.
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Henry Ford
Time Magazine
Detroit Electric Co
Ford
Detroit
James Couzens
Ford Motor Co
U. S
U.S
Thomas Edison
Ford and Son
Edsel
General Motors
Chevrolet
Ford Empire
Father Ford
Canada
England
Australia
Britain
Europe
Hitler
Michigan
Georgia
Brazil
Greenfield Museum & Village
Lincoln
Menlo Park
Edison
Massachusetts
Wayside Inn
Mary
Little Lamb
Leary
Samuel S. Marquis
St. Paul's Cathedral
Dean Marquis
Don't Rush Me Aims at Leap Year Romance
A humorous memoir of matchmakers and a looming deadline for romance. The narrator recounts dinner setups, meddling relatives, and a tempting but nerve wracking Pool of suitors led by two friends from the office who scout prospects within fifty miles. The piece ends with a firm quip about delaying love until the next Leap Year.
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Hildegarde
Annabelle
Marge
Jim
United States Mint
Margete
Henry Oglethorp
YMCA
Henry
Guatemala
Mar
Gary Cooper
Quotations and Verses on Mercy and Justice
A compilation of biblical and literary lines reflects on punishment forgiveness and the burden of wrongdoing. Notable references include Numbers Leviticus Hamlet and Horace urging consequences restraint and ethics.
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Texas
Green Eyed Monsters
Helen's
Naomi Dalton
Buchanan Street
Dardanelles
Asia
Hellespont
Turkey
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J. C. McMillen
West Eighth Avenue
New York
Christ
Caesar
God
Clyde C
Bair
van Buren
Aegean
O Saros
Kavakas
Sarkov
Sea of
Marmara
Icanakkale
Cardak ‘Lapseki
Miles
Betty Wallace
Cestero
Hildegarde Dolson
Good Housekeeping
George Eliot
Horace
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