Globe News Publishing Co Notes and Opinion Snippet
The item records publication details for The Globe News in Amarillo Texas and carries a readers’ letter fragment. It cites concerns over a $25,000 post for ex Governor Brann as a shipyard conciliator and criticizes Archibald MacLeish and Office of War Information, contrasting wartime reporting with Librarian MacLeish.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Brann
Maine
la Brain Bar
One & Todd Enterprise
Todd Yards
Todd
Elinore Herrick
New York
National Labor Relations Board
Herrick
Archibald MacLeish
Office of War Information
Archie
Library of Congress
Elmer Davis
MacLeish
Office of
Citizen draft plan debate cited in Hopkins piece
Washington discusses Harry Hopkins and Mrs. Roosevelt in the December American Magazine article as a warning of involuntary citizen drafts and mass labor reorganization. The piece notes Hopkins predictions and Roosevelt's stance, with references to drafts, unions, and possible 48 hour weeks, while also contrasting Gallup polls and election outcomes.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Hitler
France
Frances
Tunisia
Rommel
Berlin
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Roosevelt
White House
Suez
Russia
America
Treasury
Army
Congress
Gallup
Wallace
New Deal
New York State
Dewey
New York City
Dunn
A Promise For Tomorrow Chapter 15 On A Mountain Trail
Julie and Pete escape hospital worries to a Kelland weekend where Pete’s health improves and a party hints at a hidden engagement. Julie faces mounting tension as she helps Pete and encounters unsettling signals from a mysterious stranger in the woods.
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Dawn
Julie
Bart
Hulda
Tom
Young Rogers
Dr. Tom
LeMeure
Doc
Kelland
Forest Ranger
Hamilton
Levy the Yank Teaches Germans a lesson in combat ethics
In a Home Guards setting, Bert Levy argues Americans fight to win by any means, countering a British brigadier who insists on gentlemanly conduct. Levy insists Germans use ruthless tactics and claims the vast casualties would reflect the difference in approach.
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Home Guards
Great Britain
Levy
War Office
Yank” Y Levy
Bert “Yank” Levy
Windsor
Ontario
Canada
First Corps Area Tactical School
Concord
Massachusetts
Dunkirk
Eton
Political Interlude in North Africa
Dorothy Thompson argues the North Africa situation remains unclear and dangerous for democracy. She rejects any U.S. move to back a Vichy aligned regime under Darlan, warns of echoes of Petain, and urges continued support for De Gaulle and the Allied free French while avoiding reactionary settlements in Europe.
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Dorothy Thompson
North Africa
United States
Vichy
Africa
Admiral Darlan
Darlan
Machiavelli
Thompson
North
West
France
America
Roosevelt
Churchill
Mr. Hull
Algiers
Auguste Nogres
Marshal
Petain
Germany
Poland
S. A
Indo-China
Mers-El-Kebir
Dakar
Syria
Mada- Rascar
Rusia
Morocco
State Department
Europe
Manners Quiz Answers to a Social Etiquette Test
A fragmented etiquette quiz lists answers to manners questions. It covers embarrassing remarks, unsolicited advice, ladies waiting for gentlemen at doors, removing wraps during dinner dancing, who carries skates, and how to invite a young woman to a club dance with the preferred option being a direct invitation.
Japanese envoy and ambassador meet hull as allied push in Libya
Saburo Kurusu and Achi Kishaburo Nomura confer with Secretary Hull while the British mount a large offensive in Libya against German and Italian forces. German reports renew activity in the Donets Basin and claim advances in the Indu region. Britain announces retirement of Gen. Sir John Dill as head of the Imperial General Staff.
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United Press
Saburo Kurusu
Achi Kishaburo Nomura
U. S
Cordell Hull
Libya
Donetz
Indu
John G. Dill
Imperial General Staff
Germany at a crossroads as war winter tightens
London based analyst Edwin Shanke reports Germany faces a harsh winter with 80 percent harvest, fuel and mineral shortages, and disrupted production. He cites mass manpower, labor strain, and transport bottlenecks, plus political drift as Hitler relies on harsher control and saboteur suppression while civilian hardship grows amid rationing and air raids.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Shanke
Associated Press
Berlin
London
North Africa
Nazi Germany
Germany
Imperial
Reichsmarshal Goering
Europe
France
Reich
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Ukraine
Finland
Poland
Belgium
Norway
Greece
Hitler
Russia
Ruhr
Goering Goebbels
Hitle
Victor
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