Secretariat notice from The Amarillo Globe announces publication details
The Amarillo Globe notes it began as a second class matter February 20 1924, published evenings except weekends from Sixth and Fillmore in Amarillo Texas. The Globe News Publishing Co lists Gene Rowe as president and publisher and John McCarty as associate publisher with newsroom and circulation contacts.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Regene Rowe
John McCarty
The Globe Independent Democratic Newspaper Statement
The Globe affirms its role as an independent democratic newspaper publishing the news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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the Globe
Public stance shifts on Laval and wartime French leadership
The piece contrasts official U S recognition of the Laval government with public opinion opposing Laval as France's spokesman. It notes Allied leverage in the war of nerves, with Hitler Mussolini and Tokyo unsettled, while cautioning against overreach and dramatic Allied offensives as the conflict continues.
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State Department
Laval
Vichy
France
New Caledonia
United Nations
Germany
Hitler
Mussolini
Tokyo
Roosevelt foes and War War talk mix in home front piece
A fragmented wartime column blends FDR draft stance on women with broader war strategy. It notes social security advisory views on women registration, hints at unconditional surrender as the only terms, and follows domestic scenes with Stephanie and Vicky volunteering for Red Cross amid cluttered home front tensions.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Boston
Farlier
Social Security Board Advisory Council of Women
White House
Tragic Soldier Mystery Haunts Wartime Station
In a wartime scene Eleanor Atterbury paints Stephanie shocked by a drowning near a guard post. A mysterious soldier dies in shallow water as fog and alarms ripple through the station, while Stephanie contemplates the cost of duty and hides the shock from her two companions.
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Stevie
Red Cross
Vicky
Stephanie
Chez Monteuil
Henri
Steve
van Ness
Cloud
Mallon
Stevie Darling
Price Ceiling Clinic Answers Key Questions Tonight
Officials from the Office of Price Administration host a clinic at the Herring Hotel detailing why general price ceilings exist, which goods and services are covered, dates for enforcement, how to verify maximum prices, and penalties for violations. The briefing covers rents, store licensing, and relief avenues for hardship, with three quiz questions on international flag, Australian interior, and Burma’s river.
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Office of Price Administration
Herring Hotel
OPA
America
Retail Trade and Services Division
Washington, D. C
Mrs Buck Private A Wartime Bride’s Army Wife View
Fayetteville column by Marjorie Stewart portrays Army wives as a distinct, mobile group living on Hay Street near the post office and USO clubs. They share frugal habits, shop little, dine out, and support soldiers while awaiting the war’s end.
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Marjorie Stewart
Fayetteville
N. C
Buck
Hay Street
Bill
USO
Commandos Chief Led Britain Through Secret War Rooms
Lord Louis Mountbatten, naval officer and wartime leader of Britain’s Commandos, directed daring raids against Europe from a hidden headquarters. A war profile notes his daring, battlefield survivals, early career, and close ties to royalty, alongside details of his family and marriage.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Europe
Hitler
Louis Albert Victor Nicholas Mountbatten
Winston Churchill
Britain
George VI
Prince Louis of
Battenberg
Princess Victoria
Louis IV
Grand Duke of Hesse
Princess Alice
Queen Victoria
Louis
London
H. M. S. Lion
Lord Louis
Kelly
North Sea
Javelin
Mediterranean
Crete
Duke of Windsor
Dickie
United States
Illustrious
Walt Disney
Disney
Donald Duck
Sir Roger Keyes
Zeebrugge
Churchill
Keyes
England
Brook’'s
Marlborough
South Africa
Vaagso
Norway
Fleet Street
House of Commons
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Board of Economic Warfare
Hull
FDR
Milo Perkins
Wallace
Jones
Rubber Reserve Corp
Perkins
Atlantic
Mandalay
Burma
Indo-China
India
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Ja “Munoda
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WAR Quiz
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Asia
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Kunitz
Path Beach
Brooklyn
Raymond Daniels
New York Times
King George
Institution of Wireless Technology
Institution of Naval Architects
Mountbatten
Dickie’ Mountbatten
Edwina Ashley
Ernest Cassell
George V
Queen Mary
Queen Alexandria
Prince of Wales
Mayfair
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Saturday Evening Post
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