Enid faces love and storm after pool day encounter
Enid watches Clare Adams captivate with striking beauty at the Bath Club pool. Her sketch of Clare prompts Hank Holliday to reveal Clare is his future wife, sending Enid into heartbreak as she accompanies him to a hospital and a country town before a sudden storm and a panic over her parents missing on a lake.
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Enid
Bath Club
Hank
Clare
Hank Holliday
Clare Adams
Hank Holiday
Sonny
Pop
Mom
Lake
Letty
Tom
Amarillo Globe Publishing Details Noted
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 operates as a newspaper with evening editions except weekends. Publication is in Amarillo Texas in association with The Amarillo Daily News and The Globe News Publishing Co led by president Gene Howe and associate publisher John McCarty.
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Amarillo
Texas
Eal Gene Howe
Prce
John McCarty
Telephone News and Business Department
Essential civilian requirements in war effort debated
An analysis argues essential civilian needs include transport utilities industries and even everyday items like furniture and hair tonic, framing essential as what materially aids war. It contrasts Burmese collaboration with Japan and notes Japanese overreach eroding their appeal Asia for the Japanese.
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Washington
WPR
Japan
Asia
Stalingrad Battle Ties Up German Forces In Hard Street Fights
The article argues Hitler bears a heavy price at Stalingrad as Luftwaffe and tanks fail in close combat. It notes Soviet barricades, renewed Russian drives, and stalled oil gains while Rommel and Rommel’s forces are dragged into broader wartime strains.
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Paul Mallon Washington
Stalingrad
Hitler
Volga
Don
Siberia
Baku
Rommel
Alamein
Egypt
Red Black Sea
Tuapse
Novorosissk
Western Front
Rom
Laval
Mediterranean
Berlin
Goebbels
Sports
Hitler conference before address warned of defense and retreat
Dorothy Thompson reports a transcript style discussion among Hitler, Bock, Rommel and Keitel. They debate delaying a new offensive, holding lines east of Don and Volga, and preparing for a second front while stressing annihilation of Bolshevism andcapitalist conspirators as the war aim.
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Dorothy Thompson
Fedor von Beck
Mein Fuehrer
Russia
Hitler
Stalingrad
Beck
Thompson
Bock
England
Germany
R. A
Don
Volga
Churchill
Keitel
Rommel
Moto in the Shadows of Serb Guerrilla Chief Mikhailovitch
A New York Times Magazine portrait of Draja Mikhailovitch, Yugoslavia's Chetnik leader, detailing his appearance, training, and guerrilla warfare strategy. The piece covers his rise from a village youth to war minister, his tactics against Axis forces, and his famed intelligence network and operations against German and Italian positions.
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Belgrade
Novisad
Hitler Youth
Milosh
Mikhailovitch
Draja Mikhalovitch
Yugoslavia
Serbia
Balkan
Kragujevach
Visegrad
Shalitz
Uzice
Dalmatian
Ivanitza
Chkchak
Shumadiya
Chetnik Voyvoda
Javor
Unti
Havin
Austria
Bosnia
Alexander
Royal Guard
Sofia
Prague
Selje
Naz
Slovenia
Mikhailoviter
Neditel
Quisling
Staf
Mostar
Herzegovina
Axis
Princ Paul
Simovitch
Nancy Coleman Battles Nazis On Screen Across Roles
Hollywood actress Nancy Coleman frames anti Nazi action in multiple films. She plays varying nationalities from American to German to Polish while thwarting Nazi plots across The Edge of Darkness Desperate Journey and other features. Her screen persona centers on resisting German forces and aiding Allied escapes.
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Ernest Foster
Hollywood
U.P
Nancy Coleman
King’s Row
Miss Coleman
Warners
William Woods
Norway
Nancy
John Garfield
Hitler
Errol Flyn
Ronald Reagan
Germany
Royal Air Force
Lusitania
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Rene Ryerson
General Hospital
Seft
THE
Amarillo Globe
Siberian
Tokyo
Vladivostok
Gilbert Islands
Solomons
MacArthur
Owen Stamp Mountains
New Guinea
Gilberts
China
Moscow
Chetniks
Ray Brock
New York Times
NEA Service, Inc
T.M Pf
Northwest
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