Globe News Publishing Co. imprint passes Amarillo paper note
By Rene Ryerson Mart founded February 20 1924. Entered on second class matter February 20 1924 Amarillo Texas office. Published evenings except Saturdays Sundays with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co. Directors Gene Howff President and Publisher John McCarty Associate Publisher. News and Circulation Department telephone lines listed ambiguously.
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Amarilla
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Globe News Publishing Co
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Tax returns without notary requirement praised by Congress
The piece notes relief from the old annual notary oath for income tax returns. It credits Congress and the treasury for removing the requirement, allowing taxpayers to file by mail without the notary oath while still maintaining liability for fraud.
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Woman in Longing for Hank Holliday Faces Isolation
Enid Sharon pursues a tentative reunion with Hank Holliday amid personal illness, housing shifts, and family dispersal. Her attempt to see him collides with Clare Adams ’s upcoming marriage and Tom’s return from service, leaving Enid to confront loneliness and a changing life.
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U. S. Face Saving By Paul Mallon
Washington report credits a farm bloc compromise with political gain and warns it may not curb inflation or rising wages. It argues farmers need affordable labor and calls for stronger labor measures, noting farm wage pressures could lift industrial wages and farm prices.
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Roosevelt
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National Youth Administration
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Public favors nonpartisan study on manpower needs
George Gallup reports that a majority of Americans back a nonpartisan Baruch style committee to study manpower for war industries. Voters approve extending such inquiries to drafting manpower while noting concerns over too many committees. Public backs centralized mobilization and guidance for civilians in the war effort.
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Timoshenko Leads Red Army to Break Caucasus Threats
Major Semyon Timoshenko, praised as a top field commander, rebuilt the Donetz flank after the 1941 siege near Rostov and reclaimed Kerch and Feodosiya with sea air and land forces, changing the balance around the Caucasus. The piece notes his Spartan training and rapid rise from peasant origins to commander in chief.
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Fighting Correspondents Earn Navy Praise For Courage On Fronts
Secretary of the Navy Knox lauds reporters taking great risks to bring war news. Vern Haugland survived a bomber crash and malaria after being sent from the United States to Australia, while Jack Singer was listed missing in action. Joe Custer was wounded saving his eye on a Solomon Islands deck. INS awarded bravery medals to those at Dieppe and other fronts.
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Soviet Germans clash on Central Front as Moscow warned
United Press reports the Soviet government states Germans began an offensive on the Central front before Moscow and that Soviet defenses were prepared against it. Finland answers British evacuation warnings by saying the war against Russia is defensive with no political obligations. Britain and Germany suspend prisoner exchanges. Mussolini orders death penalty in Italian occupied areas for state plotting. Philip Murray urges communities to fund war needs and allied campaigns.
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