Amarillo Daily News Notice of Publication Details
Publication details for The Amarillo Daily News include entry dates February 20 1934 and February 20 1984 and processing by The Globe News Publishing Co under the Act of 1878 noting publication on Sundays and holidays. It lists GENE HOWE as President and Publisher and JOHN McCARTY as Associate Publisher with department telephones.
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Amarillo
Texas
Uard
John McCarty
News and Business Department
Sesess Geccessorss
Finland Must Choose Between Allies and Germany
Foreign Rehabilitation Director Herbert H. Lehman argues Finland must decide whether to align with the United States and its allies or resist Germany. He notes Germany’s shipping reassurances may be propaganda and urges support for Allied efforts while acknowledging Finland’s difficult position.
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Finland
Russia
Germany
United Nations
United States
England
Scotland
Canada
Australia
Hitler
Herbert H. Lehman
Allison and Renaldo Manage Busy Chicle Plant
In the estancia the work of chicleros moves fast as latex is collected and processed. Renaldo oversees fires, vats, and molds while Barry stamps bricks with the plantation trademark. Allison, rising at dawn, handles root caps for demand, though fast growth strains her handmade method.
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Allison
Estancia
Chicleros
Renaldo
Barry
Mancha Suma
Lila
Sparks
Ius
Jungle Rivalry and Plantation Schemes Endanger a Fiancée
Lila plots to expose Allison's deceit over Barry but is forced into grueling plantation duties among heat and filth. Barry stays to mediate with Renaldo and the Quiche chief while Lila endures the jungle, hoping for a New York return with a convalescent fiancé.
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Lila
Barry
New York
Renaldo
Allison
Attu and Kiska Strategy lift among Allied flyers
The article notes Allied flyers in Alaska advised capturing Attu before Kiska, highlighting democratic military planning versus totalitarian regimes. It also discusses uncertain price controls, rationing, and fluctuating meat and food costs under OPA rules, with experts predicting persistent price pressure despite rolling backs.
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OPA
War as Hollywood in Tunisia by Ernie Pyle
War correspondent Ernie Pyle recalls soldiers in Tunisia sharing jokes during shellfire and a nearby mortars battle. He notes Captain Russell Wight, Cambridge, Mass., an infantry commander who survived near-misses and a later tank confrontation where the young leader died.
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Tunisia
London
New York
Long Island
Hollywood
Mac
Russell Wight
Messerschmitts
Captain Wight
Hme
Cambridge
Mass
The Inevitable European Revolution by Dorothy Thompson
Thompson argues a European revolution is forming under occupation, led by diverse social groups including workers, intellectuals, priests, and peasants. It differs from the Russian model, is not atheistic, supports private property, and depends on foreign help, with outcomes shaping Allied victory and world peace.
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Dorothy Thompson
Europe
Occupied
Britain
United Nations
Russia
Stalin
West
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL QUIZ CLUES INCLUDE NAMES AND SYMBOLS
The puzzle lists clues like Pictured Hollywood actress in 12 Inquires 13 Make a mistake 14 Woody pla 15 East Indies abbr 16 Measuring device 18 Symbol 19 Possesses 21 Tablet 22 Dine 24 Ocean 27 Suffix 28 Tellurium symbol 29 Vehicle 31 Guinea was g at 32 At no time 34 Sufficient 36 Area mens' 37 Note in Guido's s 38 Feeling 41 Hoarders money 45 Iridium 46 Haif ane ba
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East Indies
Guido
Answer to Previous Puzzle 21 By Al O Marino Qaddon3
A filled crossword style list with numbered clues spans topics from minerals to weather and world regions. It presents many word hints including rock, pronoun, value standard, sea Dutch, cloth measure, furious, Rhode Island abbr, and more, concluding with a mark of approval.
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Rhode Island
Attu Island Battle Reports From United Press
United Press dispatches describe American troops on Attu Island facing harsh weather and Japanese defenses. Snipers use tunnels and fog to harass patrols while U S 155s counterattack. a Japanese officer is found with a ten inch flute, and the battle zone is named Massacre Bay. Power turrets on bombers alter air combat, shifting roles of bombers from prey to hunters.
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Aleutian Islands
Aleutians
Attu
Arctic Circle
Uncle Sam
Arctic
Williwaw
Russel Annabel
United Press
Attu Island
Annabel
Circe
Guadalcanal
Pacific
Dunkirk
RAF
U. S
Thoughts on Virtue and Prayer in Biblical Fors
A reflective verse noting that thoughts and prayer unite to strengthen virtuous deeds and zeal. It cites scripture from Samuel on divine thunder against enemies and concludes that vengeance belongs to God alone, attributed to Scott.
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Scott
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WPB
William
John C. Fleming
Lois Eby
Zapote
Paul Mallon
Washington
Kiska
Alaska
War
Ernie Pyle
Tillery
Ersatz
Marino
South America
Nevada City
West Indies
Battle TO Music
The
United Press Radio Wire
Japan
Massacre Bay
Liberty Magazine
Bayard Taylor
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