Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo Texas Publisher and editor names
Formed February 20 Entered as a second class matter. 1926 the mail office at Amarillo Texas under the Actor. Published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday by The Globe News Publishing Co. Sixth and Gen Bow? President and Publisher John McCarty Assistant Publisher Wesley IZZARD Editor in Chief.
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Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Labor draft clash looms over New Bedford mills profits
British envoy cites remote wartime risk while Textile Workers of America warns mills may be filled if government plants run without profit. Debate centers on who benefits from war production and whether workers should receive the prevailing government wage of about $50 a month.
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Lord Halifax
Textile Workers of America
CIO
New Bedford
Mass
Crofi
War era quotes from Hirohito and Stilwell excerpt
Emperor Hirohito praises loyal subjects and expects early victory in the sacred war. General Joseph W. Stilwell expresses envy for the infantrymen who hold a coveted medal, noting his own expert rifleman status.
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Hirohito
Joseph W. Stilwell
Forrestal on training and war readiness
Navy Secretary James V. Forrestal says universal military training does not imply war, just as vaccination does not imply infection. He argues preparedness is prudent rather than an omen of conflict.
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Navy
James V. Forrestal
Great Powers Union by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson argues that the Dumbarton Oaks plan risks empowering great powers over smaller states. She warns the proposed world organization could invite perpetual punitive expeditions and wars if the big powers impose rules on others.
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Lore Beveridge
Dumbarton Oaks
Yalta
Ser SeRinet
Ueir
Fir Geek
Mirtem
Creenoe Novakia
Imapropos
Munich
Czechoslovak Republic
Prague
Dumberton Oaks
Britain
France
Poland
Germany
Hitler
Gereul
Ageine Smalier
World Organization
Destroyer pilots rescued by shipboard crews in the Pacific
Navy destroyers rescue Lt. James Van Fleet after his plane goes down. The crew stocks a pilots rescue box score, feeds him in the skipper's cabin, and returns him three days later with ice cream. Rescuers Franklin Calloway and Melvin Collins receive Bronze Stars for past Leyte rescues. The article links the tale to morale and wartime duty, noting Van Fleet's family losses and personal history.
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Western Pacific
Jimmy van Pieet
Findlay, O
Jimmy
James van Fleet
Franklin Calloway
Philadelphia
Melvin Collins
Otumwa
Iowa
Leyte
Dangerous thoughts and the pressure to conform in America
George Fe. Sokols ky laments an era of fear of differing opinions echoing through the United States. He cites incidents from Memphis and figures like Eddie Rickenbacker to illustrate pressures on speakers to align with a political pattern and the suppression of free speech.
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George FE. Sokolsky
Japan
Chiang Kai-shek
Yalta
Lin Yu-tang
China
Lin
William L. White
Russia
Memphis
Tennessee
Eddie Rickenbacker
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club of
Rickenbacker
Eddie
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Crump
America
Channing Pollock
Palton Oursler
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Upton Close
Ruth Alexander
Crossword Puzzle Clue List
A readable set of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries with various definitions and wordplay hints for a newspaper puzzle. The list includes terms ranging from people names to places, objects, and actions to guide solvers through the grid.
Not So Long Ago March 22 1930 Highlights
Norwegian scientist links U S crime wave to unwise race mixing. Al Capone claims wealth from selling beer to citizens. England worried over American firms taking British meat markets. France urges Britain to unite against German rearmament. Hoover plans active campaign and East trip for strategy. Huey Long tax on newspaper ads struck down. Jae foreign minister foresees Nazi victory. Kirkel L Simpson notes bombing techniques are in infancy. Morris Sheppard praises John Garner as ideal President.
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United States
al Capone
England
France
Britain
United Front
Germany
Herbert Hoover
Federal Court
Huey Long
Jae
Kirkel L. Simpson
Morris Sheppard
John Garner
Courage and Faith in Deeds and Decrees
Quotes exhort courage and virtue from biblical verses and moral maxims. It contrasts upright living with evil and notes God’s presence, mercy, and covenant protections across Joshua III John Horace and Deuteronomy, emphasizing steadfastness and guidance.
Pulse Feeler introduces wartime admiration poll
The Red Cross receives a dollar donation as a reader asks who is the greatest military leader of the war. Dorothy Pond names MacArthur as her choice in this crowd-sourced reflection.
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Red Cross
Dorothy Pond
MacArthur
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Superman
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