Path to new world order outlined by Dr Colegrove
He notes occupation of enemy homelands by an international police force will taper into representative governments. The final peace treaty should lift economic barriers and share natural resources. Roosevelt and Churchill shape plans, but Stalin’s cooperation is lacking and Chiang Kai-shek is distant from Washington and London.
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Russia
China
Messrs
Roosevelt
Churchill
Colegrove
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Stalin
Chiang Kai-shek
Washington
London
Panhandle frost ushers in early Indian summer amid speed talk
The Panhandle saw frost in low areas while Amarillo stayed above 44 as frost appeared elsewhere. The piece notes a brief Indian summer ahead with warm days and cool nights. Howard Lynch brings a strong visiting team to Amarillo as the Sandies win 21 to 14 and fans wonder what's wrong with the Sandies. The column critiques speeding drivers amid rubber and gas saving measures, urging obedience and a patrol presence. Evelyn Boyd and Mason King of The Globe News post ten dollar rewards for slow drivers while drivers race at 60 to 80 mph. The columnist also ponders love at first sight and cites quotes by La Bruyere and Bellamy Brooks.
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Amarillo
Howard Lynch
Sandies
Sport Pages
Gossip Mix of Marriage Views and World Notes
A collage of letters and observations on marriage jealousy attire color sense and domestic life with notes on conversations at NYU Tunisian marriage markets penicillin theater ads and Hollywood trivia. Included are historical tidbits about Teddy Roosevelt radical fashion and a peek at GM Cohan elevator shoes and wartime meat supplies.
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Maine
Teddy Roosevelt
Franklin
Eleanor Roosevelt
Argentina
Hollywood
AMG
U. S. Army
George Raft
Humphrey Bogart
George M. Cohan
Harry Hopkins
Maryland
Reader Classified Notices and Lost Items in Amarillo
A reader seeks a high school girl to help with housework after school or Saturdays. Call after 5 pm. A reader reports a lost tan ladies handbag. contact numbers provided. A reader offers reward for return of a large red and white steel wagon with disk wheels. License tax EK4-519 found and turned in to Globe-News for claim. A crash report notes a dog injured on Buchanan Street. owners urged to claim. An individual offers daytime ironing services. call 7716.
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Tack
Globe-News
B. Sanders
Rte. 2
Amarillo
Buchanan Street
van Buren Street
Elinor Glyn dies at 79 in Hollywood era tribute
Jimmie Fidler reports the death of Elinor Glyn, famed Flapper Age icon who coined It and propelled Clara Bow and Colleen Moore. Her salon, writings, and philosophy shaped early cinema, while Hollywood gossip riffs on stars like Cary Grant, Rita Hayworth, and Marlene Dietrich.
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Hollywood
Elinor Glyn
Filmville-by-the-Pacific
Madame Glyn
Clara Bow
Colleen Moore
Miss Glyn
Cary Grant
Gary Cooper
Robert Preston
Clark Gable
Walter Pidgeon
Dietrich
Marjorie Reynolds
Rita Hayworth
Paulette Goddard
Financier Proposes Ten Percent Victory Sales Tax
M. L. Seidman, chairman of the New York Board of Trade tax committee, urged Congress to adopt a ten percent victory sales tax estimated to raise about $6 billion. He spoke before the House Ways and Means committee following treasury actions.
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Washington
Congress
M. L. Seidman
New York Board of Trade
Seidman
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Italians Fought Nazis as Naples Fell
Naples endures heavy damage as Italian sailors and marines resisted German forces during the city’s fall. Reports describe improvised arms, captured German rifles, and armored cars in streets scarred by battle. German artillery and executions of Italian sailors intensified the street clashes as Allied advances pressured the garrison.
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Naples
Fifth Army
Nocera
Avellino
Santa Lucia
Proposal for 10.5 Billion Addl Taxes Stalled in Congress
A plan to raise 10.5 billion dollars in additional income and excise levies appears largely scrapped amid strong congressional opposition. The outcome signals a shift in fiscal strategy and potential policy revisions in the near term.
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Posal
Germans Drag Civilians From Homes as Hostages
Report states more than 100 civilians including men women and children were seized near the Marine building, handcuffed, chained, and marched to the main square to serve as hostages.
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Marine Building
Series- Continued From Page 1 Baseball Row
In game one of the series the Yankees and Cardinals feature strong defense with no runs as Kurowski and Sanders fall to close. Brecheen, a rookie lefthander, works the mound for St Louis. Keller singles and Gordon walks but no runs cross.
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Stanback
Walker
W. Cooper
Musial
Johnson
Gordon
Yankees
Harry Brecheen
Cardinals
Brecheen
Keller
Dickey
Litwhiler
Etten
Seven Points In Plan For Peace Outlined
Evanston Illinois Dr Kenneth Colegrove professor of political science at Northwestern University describes a seven point framework agreed by President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill for postwar peace and world order. Points include negotiated peace with representative governments, UN weapons monopoly and disarmament of Axis powers, a international police force, a new organization for peace and collective action, and leading roles for the United States and Britain in the UN council with broad cooperation.
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Evanston, Ill
U.P
Roosevelt
Churchill
Kenneth Colegrove
Northwestern University
United Nations
Germany
Japan
Italy
U. S
Great Britain
Council of the United Nations
Bombing of Germany Reflects War Scale Across Eras
London reports that RAF bombings in this war total 136100 tons, dwarfs historic shell totals from Waterloo and Boer War. It notes Jutland and World War shell use, plus El Alamein and the rise of aerial bombs from 10 pounds to 8000 pounds.
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RAF
Germany
Jook
Waterloo
Jutland
el Alamein
Rommel
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Charles Laughton
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