Amarillo Daily News Publisher names and publication details
The fragment lists William L. Shirer as entered as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office and notes publication connection with The Amarillo Daily News. It names Glnbe-News Publishing Co and officers Gene Howe and John McCarty with departments and contact lines.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Glnbe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Ana
Gene Howe
John McCarty
News and Business Department
Ecieeeees
What Price Civilization and Coffee in the Western Hemisphere
The piece argues about civilization's age and war’s brutality, then surveys coffee origins from Ethiopia and Arabia to the Americas. It highlights Latin America’s dominant role in global coffee supply, the U.S. as a top consumer, and notes Britain’s limited interest in onion farming regions.
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Western Hemisphere
New Mexico
United States
Ethiopia
Arabia
South
Central
Latin America
British onions vanish and black market booms in London
In wartime Britain onions are scarce as import flows stop and prices rise, prompting a silver market for rare bulbs. The piece notes Britain’s reliance on overseas supplies and compares the shortage to a modern bootlegging era jostling with enforcement efforts.
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Britain
London
Chen Chen Cheng profile outlines trusted Chinese general
United Press reports on Gen Chen Cheng a key Chiang Kai-shek lieutenant. Born 1900 in Chekiang he rose from Paoting Officers College to field commands and leadership of the Canton military government. Noted for loyalty, he is said to receive direct orders from Chiang. Married in 1932 to Tan Chang, daughter of the late President Yuan.
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China
Chen Cheng
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Chen
Ching-Tien
Chekiang
Paoting Officers’ College
Whampa Military Cadets’ Academy
Artillery Corps
Nationalist Revolutionary Forces
Military Education Bureau
Canton
Nanchane
Kiangsi
Kwangtung
Fukien
Hunan
Hupe
Chiane
Tan Chang
Yuan
Murder at Paradise Lake sparks vacationer mystery
Maudie O Connor discovers the body of Herbert Cord near their Paradise Lake cottage. Officer John Antler and Dr. George Otway photograph clues as the resort community confronts a web of romantic entanglements and nameless suspicions while cordon and search begin.
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Maudie O'Connor
Mary
Scottie
Finn McCool
Herbert Cord
Paradise Lake
Maudie
Chris Gordon
Cord
Margie Dixon
Paradise
Jeanie Morris
Jeanie
Miss Millie
Greenville
John Antler
George Otway
Cottage Keys
Clews
McCool
Morrises
Maudie and the Silent Woods After Dark
Marguerite Gahagan notes a night of danger as a dead man, a roaming criminal, and an uneasy calm hinge on the arrival of the law. The next morning Maudie and the narrator resume the tense inquiry, amid taunts about sleuthing and reputation.
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Maudie
Stamp Tales and a Mysterious Crime in Echoing Latvia
The article drifts from Baltic stamp history to a suspenseful Lake Paradise scene. It notes Latvia under German occupation and prior Soviet control, then shifts to a fictional crime plot set near Paradise Lake with Maudie and the narrator unraveling motives and a mystery surrounding a murdered man and a lucky coin.
Washington Dateline and the Rise of Modern White House Press
A Time Magazine summary notes Delbert Clark's Washington Dateline tracing the press corps from two stenographers to 500 reporters with semi official status. It highlights Fatty Price at the White House, Roosevelt’s 1902 invite, and evolving government press quarters while warning of over deferential coverage. It contrasts with British radio propaganda as Nazi stations seek to sway Britain via English broadcasts.
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William
Fatty") Price
White House
Cleveland
Washington
Washington Dateline
Delbert Clark
New York Times
Leo Rosten
Washington Correspondents
Washington Press Corps
Fatty Price
White Howe Gate
Theodore Roosevelt
Congressional Directory
Clark
Heywood Broun
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Paul Mallon
The
Times
Charles Hurd
American Medical Association
Bureau of the Budget
Anne Royall
John Quincey Adams
Bank of the Potomac
BBC
British Broadcasting Corporation
Britain
United Kingdom
Christian Peace Movement
Radio
Caledonia
British Broadcasting System
E Europe
Ankara
Radio warfare and middle age fears in wartime journalism
The piece compares BBC and German controlled broadcasts with three audience lines and jamming tactics, noting refugees testimony and the rarity of cross-attack jamming. It also shifts to reflections on middle age fears, advising acceptance, maturity, and wisdom as balance against aging jitters.
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BBC
von Donald
Italy
Germany
Broadcasting House
Admiralty
Harvey Allen
Italian Greek front battles reported on three sectors
A year ago violent fighting was reported on the southern and central sectors and along the Koritza Biklishta line on the Italian Greek front. British bombers raided Berlin damaging vital war industries. The United States said Germany refused safe conduct guarantees for an American ship to a West Ireland port to repatriate citizens still in Britain.
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Koritza-Biklishta
Berlin
United States
West Ireland
Britain
Cracker’s Old Songs Trivia Prompt from The Daily Page
A nostalgia themed prompt invites readers to recall five scenes from the song The Old Owaken Bucket and asks questions about the sun shining location birds sing, completing a stanza from another song, identifying Swanee River residents and its location, and where a discouraging word is rarely heard.
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Yesteryear
Swanee
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William L. Shirer
Fruimore
the Globe
Great Britain
Adolf A. Berle, Jr
Secretary of State
Alfred A. Knopf
Aachen
Ruhr
Essen
Duisburg
Rhine
Cologne
Hannover
Limburg
Maastricht
Maas
Meuse
Albert Canal
Liege
Canal
Eben-Emael
Holland
Belgium
Tongres
Tirlemont
Louvain
Brussels
England
Liverpool
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
United Press
Maddie
Mystery
Marguerite Gahagan
Antler
Morris
Prim
Miss Morris
Latvia
Baltic States
Army of Occupation
Baltic
Karlis Ulmanis
Ulmanis
Red Army
Antonin Dvorak
Mulhausen
Bohemia and Moravia
Time Magazine
David Anderson
Raymon, Fuller
Cosmopolitan
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