Globe-News Publishing Co. motto and masthead details
Entry notes second class matter at Amarillo Texas dates and publishes with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Lists officers GENE HOWF president and publisher and John McCarty associate publisher. TELEPHONES and publishing philosophy proclaims independent democratic stance.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howf
John McCarty
Under-Rating Women and Wartime Morale Concerns
In 1939 1940 era dispatches William L Shirer notes cosmetologists warn beauty demands rise in face of metal rationing. He recalls Mayflower women, defiance of crisis, and future substitutes for cosmetics amid war material priorities. He chronicles Soviet Finland invasion German victories Graf Spee and Langsdorff death and Kiel U-boat fleet, with personal observations from Berlin and Kiel amid propaganda and fear of censorship.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Finland
Helsinki
Berlin
Graf Spee
Montevideo
Goebbels
Goering
Helgoland
Hitler
Kiel
Himmiler
William L. Shirer
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
America's Slave City
A critical chide on Washington DC governance claims residents lack voting voice in national and home affairs. It argues taxation without representation and dependence on Congress for local matters like police funding, casting the capital as a helot metropolis.
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Nazi
Germany
Italy
Washington
Congress
Naples Fifth Column Found in Mt Vesuvius Theme
A satirical piece warns Naples faces a imagined fifth column led by Mt Vesuvius. It likens volcanic activity to a smoke signal guiding British bombers and mocks political dabbling by utility firms. The poem notes basic human needs and cites a Japanese verse contest selection for the new year.
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Naples
Italy
Hitler
Mussolini
Mt. Vesuvius
Tam
Prince Sanyo
Bride From The Sky Sandy’s Sacrifice Chapter XXIII
Judy Allen, jailed, faces a choice between Sandy Ammermann and her own future. She recalls his flight and the court risk while magazines announce her promotion to associate editor and a rescue plan from Miss Barnard as she weighs her love, guilt, and prospects.
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Sandy
Tim
Phillip
Judy
Peg
Miss Barnard
Philip
Gordons
Brain trust grows as Roosevelt widens inner circle
AP report outlines Roosevelt’s expanding group of advisers dubbed brain trusters. It names top figures Hopkins Rosenman Douglas Frankfurter Jackson Harriman Winant Mellett Sherwood Baruch McLeish Henderson Bullitt Coy Lubin and others shaping policy, plus a quote from Rev. John F Dulles on world peace principios.
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Alexander R. George
Wasshington
Roosevelt
Tommy Corcoran
Tugwell
Congress
Wallace
Donald Nelson
William Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Army and Navy
Harry Hopkins
Samuel I. Rosenman
New York State Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
Yale
Securities Exchange Commission
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Potessar
Hopkins
Iowa
White House
Jimke Rosenman
FDR
New York
Samp de
Harold Smith
Isador Lubin
Price
Leon Henderson
Bill Bullitt
France
Wayne Coy
Office of Emergency Management
McNutt Brain
Indiana
Around the World Flier Facts and Records
Readers ponder globe spanning feats from Magellan to modern air pioneers. Questions cover Magellan’s voyage duration, Jules Verne’sAround the World in 80 Days author and publication, the first group flight around the world and its speed, the first solo circumnavigator and prior experience, and the current round the world flight record holder.
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Magellan
Gunther on Writing Inside Europe and Beyond
In a New York Times Book Review interview, John Gunther discusses his career post Inside Europe. He explains his fast, structured drafting method and notes that despite clear stances, his first two volumes limit overt editorializing to a few paragraphs. He envisions future work in Asia Latin America the United States and perhaps Russia.
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John Gunther
Europe
Asia
Latin America
United States
London
Russia
Vermont
Gunther
Lorna Doone
Gunter
From Newsrooms to Europe and The Powers Girl
A veteran journalist recalls early hunger for travel and writing from 1910 onward, chasing stories in Europe and joining The Chicago Daily News before Europe and U S bureaus. The piece shifts to John Robert Powers and The Powers Girl, his model agency defining the Natural Girl with earnings and entry routes into Hollywood.
New Depth of Field Tech Transforms Hollywood Camera Work
Advanced depth of field lets scenes stay in focus from foreground to background. Gregg Toland first used it in Citizen Kane with George Barnes later applying it in Ladies in Retirement. The technique hinges on smaller lens openings faster film and brighter lighting and requires all set corners to be in sharp focus.
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Charles R. Moore
Hollywood
Gregg Toland
Orson Welles
George Barnes
Columbia
Barnes
Toland
Ace
Lester Cowan
Russ Mangrum
Ida Lupino
Isabel Elsom
Alaska mining and cannery camp stance sparks debate
Ernest Gruenling, governor of Alaska, urges mining and cannery growth by non-residents while criticizing wealth leakage. Carleton B. Joeckel of the University of Chicago Library School remarks on building durable beliefs. M B Dodd, at an Associated Master Barbers gathering, compares barbers to gabblers who collect and share news.
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Graf Spie
Hans Langsdorff
Langsdorff
Fuehrer
Buenos Aires
Navy
Hitler
Himmler
Heinrich Himmler
Gereman
BBC News
Carleton B. Joeckel
University of Chicago Library School
Alaska
Ernest Gruenling
M. B. Dodd
Angeles
Associated Master Barbers of America
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