Amarillo Globe News Masthead Notes Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe News operates as an evening paper with Sunday morning edition in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists GENE HOWE as President and Publisher and JOHN McCARTY as Associate Publisher along with circulation and departments contact details.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Protests Over Prostitution Sabotage Term Debate
A letter argues police should curb prostitution near military camps without labeling prostitutes as saboteurs. It cites Judge Kennedy's leniency in a rubber rationing case and condemns the misuse of the term sabotage while recalling a Simonov quote on the siege of Leningrad.
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Kennedy
New York
Expenditures tax clash signals broader war finance push
Treasury aims to revive an expenditures tax atop existing taxes, arguing for a simplified sales tax form and rationing card concept. Critics warn it resembles regimentation and could mirror a twofold rise in total tax take, while waste in Washington prompts calls for budget reform.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress
Mallon
Justice Byrnes
Brightness Gone The Dance Ending in Hidden Romance
An 18 year old Candace Beck falls for Martin Corby during a quiet Saturday at the Frazier home. After a tense start they play tennis on the courts, loosened by sun and heat, culminating in an impulsive embrace as their heads meet and Martin kisses Candace. Candace asks if he really means it.
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Congress
Washington
Engel
Michigan
War Department
Potomac River
Enzel
Jefferson Memorial
Bureau of Information
Mellett
Waacs
Waves
Candace Beck
Martin Corby
Peter Frazier
Candace
Peter
Bruce
Belle
Martin
Mrs. Hobes
New York
Mrs. Hobbs
Boston
Jp's
St. Louis
Cleveland
Candace Starts Training as Nurse Amid Family Tensions
Candace announces she will train at Merrymount Hospital to become a nurse. Belle disapproves, calling it romantic folly and a scullery maid path, while Bruce appears tired but protective. Tense dinner reveals brewing conflict over Candace's future as she stands firm.
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Martin
Belle
Candace
Bruce
Merrymount Hospital
Reform Civil Marriage Ceremonies In United States
Dorothy Walworth notes filthy, crowded civil ceremony rooms in New York and across the country. She warns that Justices of the Peace and ward politicians mass the practice for fees, urging judges to reclaim civil ceremonies and promote church weddings for dignity and meaning.
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New York City
New York
Justices of the Peace
Jp’s
US Destroyers Fall to Japanese Force at Guadalcanal
Two pre war destroyers, Gregory and Little, were sunk after a fierce dawn battle off Guadalcanal with a Japanese light cruiser and destroyers. Survivors report heavy fighting, fires from stem to stern, and successful rescue of many crew members. Lieutenant Gibson from Pontiac Mich described the harrowing escape and actions on the bridge before abandoning ship.
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United Press
Robert C. Miller
Solomons
Washington
Gregory
Little
Solomon Slands
Guadalcanal
Solomon Islands
Jack E. Gibson
Pontiac Mich
Gibson
Kukum
Robin A. Pickett
Mason, Tex
U. S. Planes Change Trend of Air War
United Press reports from London that American Flying Fortresses are redefining air warfare with unprecedented success in daylight raids over Europe. Experts foresee a shift toward heavier, more powerful aerial cruisers, and both sides acknowledge the need to counter formations with stronger escorts and new tactics.
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U. S. Army Air Corps
Boeing Flying Fortress
Joe Alex Morris
United Press
London
Europe
Hell
Messerschmitts
England
New York
Russians Evacuate Vyazma Amid German Communique
United Press reports Russians evacuate Vyazma with 350000 captives in Vyazma Bryansk battles. Roosevelt vows promised Moscow conference materials sent to Russia by month end. Four hundred British bombers sweep Bavaria Rhineland and northwest Germany with heavy hits on Nuremberg.
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United Press
Vyazma
Bryans
Roosevelt
Moscow
Russia
Germany
Bavaria
Rhineland
Gemany
Nuremberg
Har
Medal for a Senator by Jack Stinnett
Washington report notes Sen Prentiss M. Brown of Michigan sponsors the Administration anti inflation bill. He faces reelection amid farm bloc opposition and a Republican rival Homer Ferguson. Brown’s floor speech and tactics helped push the measure through in a 82 to 0 vote, earning praise from farmers despite party tensions. Brown’s background includes Mackinac County prosecutor and banking interests.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Congress
Sen Prentiss M. Brown
St. Ignace
Mich
Brown
Senator Brown
Michigan
Peninsula
Detroit
Homer Ferguson
Senate
Capitol
Addrey
Sen
Indiana
House
State
Mackina County
Senat
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