The Amarillo Globe Masthead Note February 1924
The Amarillo Globe lists publication details including second class matter status, February 20 1924 entrancement, and the publisher The Globe News Publishing Co. It notes evenings publication except weekends and Sunday morning tie with Amarillo Daily News, with key personnel including Gene Howe and John McCarty.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
India’s fate tied to war’s outcome and empire’s future
The Globe argues India’s loss would be the greatest disaster for the United Nations. It warns that a Japanese German alliance threatening India would fracture the British Empire, endangering China and global ally support, with Arabs Africans and Polynesians at risk.
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Columbus
Genoa
India
Europe
Treasury
North America
Hitler
Hirohito
Burma
Germany
Middle East
United Nations
China
Sons of Heaven
Gestapo
United States
Gandhi
Singapore
Hong Kong
Calcutta
Bombay
Night Winds Through Kings Row Romance
Parris supposes marriage to Cassie as rain-soaked nights pull him toward plans he cannot yet name. Drake McHugh's door greets him in the cold, while town talk gathers on the courthouse lawn about Miss Sims after a serious operation and Dr. Gordon's heavy hand.
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Parris
Cassie
Drake McHugh
Livingstone House
Drake
Kings Row
McKeown
Course House
St. Stephen
Alvin Keller
Mrss Sims
Dr. Gordon
Dr. Tower
Kings Row Doctor Tests Intuitions and Family Ties
In Kings Row Dr. Tower pushes Parris to trust his instincts while steering him toward a potential move back to Kings Row. Parris recalls Lucy Carr’s death, Benny Singer, and Tom Carr, while tensions rise with Cassandra whose intense presence haunts him as Drake notes the house’s odd atmosphere.
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Tom Carr
Parris
Dr. Tower
Lucy Carr
Kings Row
Colonel Skeffington
Nolan
War Quiz on insignia and Gandhi origins
A reader asks about a naval insignia implying veterans of the Pearl Harbor attack and whether Gandhi is Italian or not. The piece prompts clarification on military symbols and the global figure’s nationality amid wartime reports.
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Pearl Harbor
Cember
Gandhi
Mussolini
Graziani
Jones Era Power and Grog Tales Across Nations
A Huie essay extols Jesse Jones as a financial power in Roosevelt's era, then shifts to naval grog traditions and Allied WWII anecdotes. It recounts Jones wielding vast credit, the RFC's backing, and bipartisan trust, followed by British officers sipping rum at 11 each day, the origins of grog, and wartime Australian reactions to American troops including restraint from drink and brisk efficiency in projects.
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Jesse Jones
Henry Ford
Father Divine
Emma
Jesse
Texas
Washington
Big Jesse
Tom Corcoran
Bob Taft
Hoover
Roosevelt
RFC
Congress
Senate
House
Ake
Jamaica
Edward Vernon
Porto Bello
London
Burford
Greg
Vernon
Royal Navy
Tropics
Iceland
United States
Australia
Paul
Pearl Harbor
Balkan guerrilla fight echoes in world war stance
A report highlights the Robin Hood army led by Gen Draja Mihajlovitch, noting 400000 Axis troops disturbed by Yugoslav guerilla actions. It claims at least 50000 German and Italian soldiers killed as Balkans resistance shapes Axis deployment and future peace conference leverage.
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MacArthur
Kellys
O’hares
Yugo
Slavia
Draja Mihajlovitch
Balkan
Balkans
Hitler
America
Chile Confronts Axis War Aims Amid Naval Losses
Chile and Argentina drift toward appeasement while resisting unity with the Americas at a Rio de la Chilepe tro conference on war. The Chilean freighter Tolten was torpedoed and sunk, with 27 sailors lost, underscoring neutrality’s failed shield as Axis pledges prove hollow.
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Chile
Argentina
Rio de la Chile
Petro
Tolten
Avis
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Quotes on war labor hours and sacrifice from U S Senate figures
Senator Tom Connally proposes extending the 40 hour week to 48 with overtime pay after 48, and suggests raising base pay if workers lack wages. Francis Sayre urges gallantry of Bataan fighters and maximum sacrifices, while T H Fisher of East Liverpool promotes contributing a 30 ton bridge to a scrap metal salvage effort.
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Tom Connally
Texas
Bataan
Francis B. Sayre
U. Ss
Philippines
T. Hl. Fisher
East Liverpool
Beater
Smithsonian Outwits Bombs In War Time Storage
Smithsonian curators pack and guard fragile type specimens and priceless artifacts across American museums. The article notes 57 200 insects shipped to a secret cache in Washington while vast collections remain in place, with 95 percent of items staying in their museums and staff pursuing other war duties.
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U. S
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Townsend
Mexico
New World
Morse
Bell
Savannah
Atlantic
Francis Scott Key
Navy
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