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Publication details for The Amarillo Globe Pager Ten. It shows founding date February 20 1924 and distribution as an evening paper excluding weekends. Names Howe John McCarty Wesley Izzard are listed with roles as president publisher assistant publisher and editor in chief.
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Amarillo Helium Capital Maintains Standing Amid Spread
Dr. C W Seibel, head of helium production for the Bureau of Mines, says Amarillo is no longer the world’s only helium center as five plants now operate, including two nearby. He credits local Amarillo organization for the new plants and asserts Amarillo remains the helium capital while warning against government relocation of staff.
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Dr. Seibel
Amarillo
Surprise Strength and Hitler Mobilization Analyzed
Wartime column examines Hitler’s public mobilization plans and home front manning. It notes troops drawn from administration and industry, use of foreign workers, youths drafted, and reserves from Russia and Denmark. Assesses morale, manpower, and potential battlefield outcomes amid Holland losses and Normandy lessons.
Life at the Front from Ernie Pyle in Tunisia 1943
War column details front line living in Tunisia February 1943. Troops sleep outdoors, endure months without pay, and endure British rations. Irregular sleep becomes normal with night movement and day confusion. Officers recall a grim scene of a bloodied captain cooking rations amid shelling.
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Ernie Pyle
North and West Africa
Bessman
Light Voter Turnout Forecast Shapes 1942 Campaign
George Gallup estimates 39.5 million civilian voters for the upcoming presidential election, excluding armed forces ballots. The forecast marks a drop from 1940 and suggests Democrats face turnout-driven risks while Republicans may benefit from lower participation. Philadelphia registration data and recent state and local results inform the projection.
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Not So Long Ago A Chronicle of 1929 to 1944 Events
A condensed timeline notes Gustav Stresemann's 1929 death and state funeral in Berlin, Macdonald and Stimpson in New York, Mexican sul general Sanbanez charges, 1934 Madrid civil conflict, Insull mail fraud cases, Panhandle highway lobbying, and 1939 to 1944 war and election context including KGNC tower, neutral arms stance, and projected U.S. presidential turnout.
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Gustav Stresemann
Germany
Reichstag
Ramsey Macdonald
New York
Stimpson
Enrique Sanbanez
San Antonio
Madrid
Samuel Insull
Sam Braswell
Clarendon News
Julius Dorenfield
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Panhandle
England
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Moon Mullins Crossword Clue Fill In Puzzle
Crossword puzzle from Moon Mullins page with horizontal and vertical clues covering diverse words and abbreviations including naval terms and common nouns across multiple levels. The grid lists many entries such as secretariat components and biographical hints, demanding cross reference and letter fitting.
Polk Street Professor critiques Hollywood style
A writer laments Hollywood overacting and cosmetic glamour, saying many stars lack versatility. He criticizes dramatic excess and calls for changes in film adaptation, preferring to see authentic performances and planning to critique films freely if given access.
Invasion Only Hope To Rescue Chinese
DeWitt MacKenzie argues that China cannot win by dying and calls for a major Allied operation to open a supply route into China. He cites British and American aid, the need for a feasible logistics plan, possible routes through Burma and Siam, and the necessity of an amphibious invasion to southern China.
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Is Epilepsy Inherited What Causes It
A booklet with opinions from famous doctors on epilepsy will be sent free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 535 Fifth Ave New York NY Dept B-1326.
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