Amarillo Globe-News Publisher Details
The Amarillo Globe founded 1924 and entered as second class matter in 1994. Publication is in the evenings except weekends, in connection with The Amarillo Daily News, by The Globe-News Publishing Co. Officials include Gene Howe as President and Publisher and Joan McCarty as Associate Publisher.
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Globe-News Publishing Co
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Joan McCarty
Telephone, News and Business
War Wage Surplus Falls Mainly on Women Says Survey
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co reports war wage boosts mostly go to women as they spend on apparel jewelry furs amusements playing cards and cigars. A roving reporter notes high end watches piano sales and Camp Fire Girls push for 700000 members with Hoover endorsing their delinquency prevention role. Arrests of girls under 21 up 55 percent since wartime began.
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Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Eagle Grove
Ames
Camp Fire
John Ed
Father drafts spark political dynamite over mothersless children
In Michigan a father took his two motherless daughters to a camp as he had nowhere to leave them. In Vermont a father of two pre Pearl Harbor children, ages 4 and 6, is classified 1-A and seeks options for his family and their invalid mother as he faces army service. Congress grows upset over such situations.
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Michigan
Vermont
Congress
Hitler's air crisis shows limited impact on war turns
Berlin propaganda overestimates fly speck landings on Cos Island as a strategic threat. Nazi bomber power is insufficient to disrupt vital routes, with allied fleets dominating surrounding waters. Reports claim German losses exceed production, while Ruhr defense and coal logistics hinder rapid German regrouping. Americas focus on peace through self interest grows via Chamber of Commerce chief Johnston urging slow, evolutionary global cooperation.
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Berlin
Cos Island
Cairo
Suez Trade Canal
Little Islands
Turkey
Agean Sea
Hitler
Rhineland
Ruhr
Rhine
Czechoslovakia
Globe-Trotter
Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
America
Power tussle over Horse Prairie tax sale and arrest
In a tense showdown at Horse Prairie, Sheriff Shallet confronts Blackwater and Jones over alleged bank meddling and an arrest. Blackwater asserts control, hints at hidden charges, and warns of grave misfortunes for Mr. Haines if pursued. the bank claims evidence of attempted robbery and forged documents amid tax sale disputes.
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Sam
Blackwater
Uncle Sam
Stockton Bank
Jones
Shallet
Mister Jones
Holeman
Ike Shallet
Fourflusher
Tubac
Sidewinder
Bank Examiners Weigh In On Embezzlement Case
Clem Colt pressures sheriff over alleged bank embezzlement involving Blackwater and his foreman. A Washington contact may be drawn in to pursue charges such as criminal negligence willful intent to defraud and misappropriation. The scene ends with the sheriff riding off to relay findings.
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Washington
Blackwater
Jones
Shylock
Haines
Big Sodak battleship story dominates U P radio wire
United Press dispatches reveal the South Dakota's exploits in the South Pacific. Charles P. Arnot recalls guiding the ship on Santa Cruz and Savo Island runs, noting its dominance, larger fleets, and possible future action in Japanese waters.
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South Pacific
Navy
U. S
South Dakota
United Press War
Charles P. Arnot
Arnot
Santa Cruz Islands
Savo Island
Solomons
U. P. Man
America
U.S
Pacific
Tokyo
Navy Department
U. P
Iowa
New Jersey
Germany
Sodak
Britain
Malaya
Santa Cruz
Savo
Tojo
Had the Captain Seeing Red
Ernie Pyle recalls a sea voyage from Long Island to New London described in playful exaggeration. The tale features a makeshift crew, a troublesome captain, comic exchanges with a steward, and a chaotic sinking that ends with a tense escape and a mock confession about the captain’s nonexistence.
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Ernie Pyle
New London
Conn
Long Island
Orient Point
Is a Satisfactory Plan Possible
Dorothy Thompson argues that European stability can only come from a free unified Europe tied to Russia and the West in a common security system. She critiques demarcation lines, warns against dismembering Germany, and praises Italy’s shift toward a republic under Croce and Sforza while urging a jointly led postwar order.
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Russia
West
Lord van Sittart
Britain
America
Germany
Lord van Sittart’s, Or Mr. Churchill
Mr. Roosevelt
Europe
Italy
Benedetto Croce
Carlo Sforza
Sforza
Dodecanese
Today’s puzzler horizontal and vertical clues mixed
A crossword style list with numbered horizontal and vertical clues including names and abbreviations such as explorer Christopher Columbus, Irish, Arabic letters, dogma, and various objects. The puzzle offers entries like types of garments, dwelling places, and symbols, with cross references implied.
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