Amarillo Globe News Publication Notice
The Amarillo Globe News announces publication details and editorial leadership. Gene Howe serves as president and publisher with Jobn McCarty as associate publisher. address Amarillo Texas and published evenings except weekends.
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Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Jobn McCarty
Government payrolls exceed prewar U S industry spending
The government now pays more in fees and salaries than all American industry did in 1939, covering federal civilian staff and state local government. Excludes military subsistence. About 13.5 million on payrolls with yearly remuneration near 13.5 billion dollars based on National Industrial Conference Board data.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Sam
Evansville Listed in Critical Manpower Shortage Area
The War Manpower Commission labels Evansville Indiana a critical manpower area. It requires 48 hour weeks for employers and aims to recruit 21 500 war workers plus draftees, but only 12 200 are available. Shortfall 9 300. Plant managers doubt they can hire more than 5 100 this year. War plants already run 48 to 60 hour weeks. The data may be misfiled.
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War Manpower Commission
Evansville
Ind
WMC
Ickes
Jackson Hole
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Roosevelt
Hull program shifts policy to promote reciprocal trade
Washington reports business leaders from the National Association of Manufacturers and the U S Chamber of Commerce signaled support for Hulls reciprocal trade plan. They argue reduced tariffs could aid a postwar market shift while warning against extensive credit sales and international currency schemes.
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Washington
Hull
National Association Oanufacturers
United States Chamber of Commerce
House
Ways and Means Committee
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Unitas
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Dark Jungles Loom Over Guatemala Mission
Allison Topping, a society girl, travels to Guatemala to run her father's chicle plantation with Barry Fielding and attorney Renaldo. The trek by mule through heavy rain and dense jungle tests them as Allison endures pain and fear, while Renaldo counsels caution.
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Guatemala
Barry Fielding
Puerto Barrios
Allison
Barry
Renaldo
Quiche
Chicle
Gum deverse among Mayan ruins sparks perilous mud ordeal
In a perilous river course near the estancia Allison Topping and Barry face a sinking baggage train as mules struggle from treacherous holes. Renaldo directs the effort while Allison shows grit, aiding a trapped animal and condemning the trunks to the stick hole.
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Barry
Allison
Estancia
Renaldo
Miss Topping
A Yankee at King Stalins Court
Dorothy Thompson reviews Mission to Moscow and finds the film phony in its portrayal of Russia and historical events. She critiques the cast of characters, the depiction of the Russo German pact timing, and the Stalin era trials as distorted and offensive to due process.
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Dorothy Thompson
Moscow
Joseph Davies
Davies
Russia
Tony Lumpkin Missing After Capture in Tunisia
Ernie Pyle reports Capt. Tony Lumpkin of Mexico Missouri, nicknamed Noah, captured after a failed single outing with five men and a gun. Lumpkin and Maj. Chuck Miller shared a tent before he vanished amid German machine gunners. Miller and Corp. William Nikolin mourn the loss of their teammate and hope for his return.
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Ernie Pyle
Tunisia
Cable
Tony Lumpkin
Mexico
Tony
Noah” Lumpkin
Cap
Tured
Captain Lumpkin
Maj
Chuck Miller
Detroit
Corp
William Nikolin
Indianapolis
Major Miller
Bac
Lumpkin-Miller Nikolin
Miller
Micky
Nicky
France
TODAY S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES LIST
A compact listing of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and partial word prompts. The page presents a grid of missing entries including water body area names Russian city Indian group and various wordplay hints with numbered positions and missing letters.
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Egypt
Dorothy Donegan Swings Chopin Into Jungle Rhythm
19 year old Dorothy Donegan, daughter of a railroad cook, rises as a boogie piano sensation in Chicago’s Orchestra Hall. She blends Chopin with swampy rhythm, studies six hours nightly in a Loop lounge, and earns concert offers and a film contract as family and fans watch her rapid ascent. The piece also notes The New Yorker discussion on aerial reconnaissance photos explained by RAF officer L A T Ballard, detailing how after images reveal bomb damage and scale measurements.
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Chopin
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Leon
Dorothy
Donegan
Jesus
Marian Anderson
Ballard
Ballar
Dusseldorf
Air Corps
God
Genoa
Africa
Cologne
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