Amarillo Globe News masthead and staff notice
The Amarillo Globe News operating details list the paper’s founding date February 20 1924 and publication schedule evenings excluding weekends, connected with The Amarillo Daily News, with officers and editors named including GENE HOWE president, JOHN MCCARTY assistant publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief.
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Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
John McCarty
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OPA scheme to save time on overseas gift shipments backfires
The article notes an intended shortcut for Christmas food gifts to soldiers overseas avoiding export and shipping forms. A press release announcing the plan was delayed past the October 15 deadline, leading to confusion and a bungled time-saving arrangement exposed four days after the deadline.
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OPA
Two new Infantry Badges Honor Frontline Foot Soldiers
Secretary of War Stimson authorized the Expert Infantryman and Combat Infantry badges to recognize the case hardened foot fighter who bears dust and mud in long campaigns. The infantryman remains essential even as flyers capture public imagination and pilots seek combat glory in Berlin and Tokyo.
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Berlin
Tokyo
Stimson
Lodge Voices Call for Clear National Aims
The quote urges a frank national policy framed by national interest and justice to yield greater global good and reduce future hatred and disillusionment. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge advocates a principled, openly stated aim guiding foreign policy.
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Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
The War's Over as Market Bets on Europe End
Washington commentary argues the stock market signals Europe nearing end, citing Lord Halifax remarks and British parachute operations. It notes Hitler's shrinking reserves, failed secret weapons, and shifting air war, with experts predicting 60 to 90 days to determine Nazi fate.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Europe
Lord Halifax
Germany
Britain
Mallon London
Hitler
France
Russia
Italy
Foggia
Fifth Avenue
Langhorne Keeps Quiet Course Amid War Pressure
Langhorne, calm and aloof, avoids the War Commission scramble while Sally struggles to glean his plans. Farnsworth erupts over copper tubing for the synthetic program as Langhorne steps out for a haircut, leaving the office in disarray and Sally uncertain of her boss's actions.
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Langhorne
Mr. Chase
Sally
War Commission
Capitol Dome
Louisville
Farnsworth
Union Station
Miss Lyons
Inter-Office
United Effort
Peter Craig
Langhorne Quietly Charts Unity Among Divisions
Sally Thayer records Langhorne urging united effort over private competition to accelerate the synthetic rubber program. He considers appeasement avoided and plans a conference with division chiefs to air concerns, hoping to win cooperation and clear a path to victory.
Moscow Talks and Destiny of Europe
Dorothy Thompson argues that Moscow decisions exclude continental Europeans and redefine Europe as a defeated bloc. She warns only a Europeanized Europe can fit into a modern order and frames Germany within a larger European pattern rather than by force.
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Europe
Dorothy Thompson
Eden
Hull
United States
Globe
Australia
Channel Coast
Asia
Americas
Mediterranean
Baltic
North Seas
Greece
Russia
America
Germany
What It Feels Like To Be A Celebrity By Ernie Pyle
Veteran columnist Ernie Pyle writes about fame's ups and downs including vanity, perks, and time pressure. He notes how recognition brings access yet erodes private life, and reflects on balance, experience, and how being a celebrity shapes his work and friendships.
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Ernie Pyle
Washington
Mary
America
Guy
New York Times Book Review
Lee Miller
Slow Allied Advance in Italy Draws Public Criticism
London papers voice anger at the pace of the British 8th and American 5th Armies in Italy. Readers urge bold new tactics as Allied leaders defend strategy and warn against overextended operations.
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The
Globe
Italy
London
Ned Russell
North
Africa
Sicily
Algiers
Harrison Salisbury
Europe
U.P
Daily Mail
Dodecanese
Adriatic
France
Harold Alexander
Salerno
Commando Friends
Reggio
Strait of Messina
Bari
Fifth Army
Garigliano
United States
Great Britain
Combined Chiefs of Staff
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
Mediterranean
G. I
New York
Germany
Hitler
Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Clues Published
A large mixed list of crossword style clues is presented with numbered across and down entries. The page item mixes mythology like William Butler, chemistry symbols, and common words, forming a standard puzzle grid for readers to solve.
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Mr. Langhorne
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William Butler
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Little Demon
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Host
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Langford
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