Amarillo Globe History Note and Staff Credit
The Amarillo Globe's archival note lists founding date February 20, 1924 and second class matter status February 20, 1994 in Amarillo Texas. It credits GENE MOWER as President and Publisher and lists Jon McCarty as Associate Publisher with department roles in News Business Circulation.
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Rescuers Relate Hazards of Lost Allied Servicemen
The account recalls Lieut Tom Thayer’s downed plane and the Greenland fortress crew rescue effort. It notes army maneuvers in Tennessee revealing shell shortages and welfare for realism using Bang blanks while trainees simulate combat.
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Britain and Russia barriers after the war comment
British MP Vernon Bartlett argues postwar distrust of Bolshevism distorts treaties. He asserts England should lower barriers with Russia regardless of its political system and emphasize domestic solidarity after the conflict.
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Muddy Russia and the Eastern Front Outlook
The article analyzes Red and Nazi positions on the eastern front near May or June, assessing potential strikes on Leningrad Moscow and the Caucasus, and discusses Franco's stance, the North Africa campaign outcomes, and implications for peace and future Allied steps. It also notes coal strike dynamics involving Joan L. Lewis and labor policy tensions.
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Washington
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Africa War Shift Unites Allied Strategy and Reserves
In a sweeping analysis Lipppmann argues Africa’s victory links European and Asian fronts, enabling pooled reserves and unified command. He warns against treating two wars separately, stating Africa’s success creates a single strategic opportunity from El Alamein to India and China.
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Jungle fever returns in tropic tale of Allison and Barry
Barry awakens feeling fragile yet clearer in a sunny estancia as Allison teases him. She promises a glimpse of zoot caps and explains montadores cut trails to zapote groves while Renaldo and the jungle loom. Barry grasps the harsh thrill of jungle life and its constant struggle.
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Bushmasters and a Jungle Chase
John C. Fleming and Lois Eby sketch a tense moment as Allison demonstrates quick gun skill while Barry debates safety in the jungle. A chiclero works with a hooded, restrained figure amid zapote trees as danger and fascination intertwine on the path to the estancia.
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Renaldo
Barry
First Division Fights Strong In Tunisian Mountain War
Ernie Pyle writes from Northern Tunisia detailing the First Infantry Division's brutal mountain combat in North Africa. He notes high American casualties, intense artillery, mine, and bayonet fighting, and the division's storied history across four major battles, insisting the unit has done more fighting here than in the last war.
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Ernie Pyle
Tunisia
Parents Golden Rules for Defense and Family Morale
Garry Cleveland Myers sets forth seven citizen parent rules to support morale, defense, and child welfare through fitness, nutrition, self denial, safe play, community child care, and church participation during wartime, with a note offering free religious education books and a Q A on air raid drill discipline.
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Garry Cleveland Myers
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Quotations on Peace Education and Postwar Roles
A collection of statements from leaders and scholars including Dr. Frederick L. Schuman James A Farley John W Studebaker King Haakon Sumner Welles Dwight H Green Oliver Lyttelton Jesse Jones Clifford Tagg and others. They discuss world peace sovereignty education democracy postwar reconstruction and the need for a global organization and responsible leadership. The quotes touch on war costs education for democracy labor concerns and the paradoxes of weapon production.
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