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By Dorothy Thompson entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at the post office at Amarillo Texas under the act of March 8 1879 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher telephones News and business department Circulation department
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarilla
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
The Front Spirit Across Nations and War
A reflective column argues that the front lines have shifted from trenches to whole nations as war transforms society. It praises shared humanity, resilience, and courage, citing letters from readers and examples from World War I and current conflict to urge unity and humane values.
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Grischa
le Feu
Somerset Maugham
H. G. Wells
England
Norway
Sam the Trenton Troublemaker Finds Path to Respect
A troubled Trenton boy named Sam terrorized the neighborhood with pranks until Do K Xander at the Boys Club redirected him. He gained status as equipment manager and class monitor then an assistant instructor, improving his conduct and helping support his family. The change stemmed from appealing to his need for importance, a pattern the author notes applies to many people.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Sam
K. Xander
Xander
No Time to Marry Janet Dwight
Janet Dwight pursues independence as she and Barney McKnight face unemployment, dwindling savings, and rising costs. Barney hopes for better work while Janet learns harsh urban realities, contemplates moving to cheaper quarters, and clings to love amid mounting hardship.
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Barney
Janet
32Nd Street
Aunt Mary
Collector buys the News and sparks a new life
Abner Justin, an aging magnate who now owns the News, confronts Barney McKnight in the McKnight apartment and reveals plans to pay top dollar for Barney’s articles. He praises Janet’s mind and suggests hiring a sharp editor as their future unfolds.
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Janet
Barney
Jan
Owlface
Devil
McKnight
Abner Justin
Mr. Justin
City Hall
Justin
Axis alliance sees political aims in Far East says Pratt
An Admiral Pratt essay argues Germany Italy and Japan pursue mainly political aims in the Far East. He says Japan risks two wars, cannot rely on Axis help, and sea power remains crucial. He warns Britain America and Japan should align for liberal sea power while predicting Japan may be duped by Hitler’s strategy.
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Germany
Italy
Japan
Far East
Tokyo
Russia
Baltic
Adriatic
United States
Orient
China
Dutch East Indies
Britain
America
Napoleon
Philippines
Pacific
Hitler
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL ANSWER KEY
A word puzzle listing across and down clues with numbered entries for common terms. The grid fills with diplomat, animal, plant, poetic, music related, and many everyday words across categories, designed for a newspaper puzzle page.
TACA Founders New York Carrier Picks Up Ties to Pan Am
Lowell Yerex, New Zealand aviator and founder of TACA, transformed a Central American air line into a major freight and passenger carrier. TACA, operating 125 airports with 700 employees, expands across Honduras to Panama and earns the bulk of its revenue from mining and industrial freight. American Export Lines agreed to buy TACA for about 2 million dollars, with Yerex to remain as manager under the new owners.
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American Export Lines, Inc
Pan America
Latin America
TACA
Transportes Aereos Centro Americanos
Central America
U. S
Pan Am
Lowell Yerex
New Zealand
Yerex
Honduras
Stinson
British Honduras
Guatemala
Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
Tegucigalpa
Aoe Taca
Verex
la Lua
Liuna
Uncle Sam
American Export
Congress
New Vein System Found in Spine by Penn Doctor
Dr. Oscar V. Batson of the University of Pennsylvania medical school reports a new vein network in the spinal column. The discovery, noted by the Journal of the American Medical Association via Pathfinder, challenges the prior belief that all blood passes through the heart and lungs.
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Oscar V. Batson
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hitler’s Postcourse Position Clarified by British Ambassador
The British fleet is cited as the new status of Hitler after a course. The statement comes from Lord Lothian, the British ambassador to the United States, while reference is made to Dr. Robert Ley as a German front leader in the revolution alignment.
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United States
Army
Navy
Front
the Front
America
Philippines
Singapore
Germany
Chelsea
News Week
Hitler
Lor Lothian
Our Revolution
Robert Ley
Lal Front
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John McCarty
News and Business Department
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the Globe
Hell
A Lacy
Dale Carnegie
Janet Dwight
Lance Barstow
Lance
Cynthia Cantrell
Mary Cantrell
Barney McKnight
Cynthia
Auberge
Cyn
Elinore Cowan Stone
Admiral V. Pratt
Newsweek
White House
Tim
Brazil
Paris
Fai
Time Magazine
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