Notation of Publication Details for Amarillo News
The item lists mailing and publication details for The Globe News Publishing Co. including second class matter status dated February 20 1924 and circulation contacts for the Amarillo area. It notes connection to The Amarillo Daily News and specifies publishing evenings except weekends from Sixth and Fillmore offices.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Call to Arm and Stand Firm for America's Defense
The piece urges caution in remarks during a dangerous era, noting the Axis victories and the need to strengthen defense. It argues the United States is not yet prepared for war, despite rapid political action, and stresses focusing on arming and self-reliance while avoiding inflammatory talk. It cites Raymond J. Kelly and Thomas E. Dewey as voices urging national resolve.
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Norway
Belgium
Holland
Luxemburg
France
Axis
Adolf
Benito
Congress
United States
Britain
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Democratic Army as Defender of Freedom and Democracy
The text argues that a democratic army must be permeated with elan faith and conviction that democracy is the rightful future. It warns against Fifth Column threats and stresses education in democratic ideals, courtesy, and unity, with an emphasis on leadership by exemplary officers, broad citizen participation, and an army of workers who return to a stronger society.
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Plymouth Rock Monument
Walt Whitman
Eveatest
America
Avi
Italy
Spain
Japan
France
Democracy
Democratic Army
Hat making as a vocation millinery guide
A digest on millinery from Occupational Index offers earnings ranges for beginners to top milliners, notes regional variation and seasonality, and discusses advantages and disadvantages. It cites 1935 New York metro earnings of about 1100 yearly with most under 1900 and few above 2200, and previews next installments on how to start in hat making.
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Occupational Index, Inc
New York University
Washington Square East
New York City
Occupational Index
New York Metropolitan Area
No Time to Marry Cast of Characters
Janet Dwight ends her engagement to Lance Barstow after a veranda incident. Cynthia Cantrell hints at a house sale and Tim plans, while Barney McKnight provides steady, unhurried company. Janet balances social life with growing tension over commitments and a looming big secret Barney must address.
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Janet Dwight
Lance Barstow
Lance
Cynthia Cantrell
Mary Cantrell
Barney McKnight
Barney
Janet
Cynthia
Tim
Housekeeping
Jan
Cyn
Mary
White House
Timothy Benton
Unpredictable Host Drives Janet Through Night
Janet encounters a charming yet evasive suitor, who ferries her to a mysterious fate then vanishes. Meanwhile Aunt Mary benefits from Timothy Benton’s generosity as Janet’s circle grows wary of hidden motives and looming danger.
Studebaker’sTrade Schools Aim to Cut Unemployment
Commissioner John W Studebaker launches a nationwide 400 hour trade training program to place jobless youths and skill rusty workers into skilled machine trades. The plan, modeled on Connecticut success, envisions 1.25 million trained annually using 1053 vocational schools and 22 000 teachers, with federal funding for salaries and supplies.
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Mohammed Ali
United States Commissioner of Education
John W. Studebaker
National Association of Manufacturers
Studebaker
Connecticut
American Youth Commission
America
Washington
Congress
White House
Worcester
Mass
Raymond E. Baldwin
Carl A. Gray
Hartford
Gray
Hartford Trade School
Underwood Typewriter
Colt’s Firearms
Pratt & Whitney
United Aircraft
Providence
Today’s Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical clues list
A mixed word puzzle page featuring horizontal and vertical clues with definitions and cross references. Answers include common words for actors spells, measurements, body parts, and elemental terms across multiple rows and columns.
Navy Wives On Coronado Hold Fast In Navy Life
Navy wives on Coronado Island face separations as the fleet sails to Hawaii. Led by Mrs. Admiral Blakely, about 2000 women maintain Navy routines, manage pay, shops, and schooling, and radio birth notices to absent husbands.
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Coronado Island
Grand Central Station
Naval
Hawaii
Charles A. Blakely
San Diego
Navy
Washington, D. C
Ws Cross
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