Amarillo Globe News Publication Details
The fragment lists staff and publication notes for The Amarillo Globe News with names such as Gene Howe and McCarty, dates referencing February 20 1924, and publishing details including location Sixth and G. It appears to be the masthead and production information for the Amarillo Globe News dated to early 20th century.
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Amarillo
Texas
Ron
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
McCarty
PHO
Sosevesees
Butterless luncheons and sugar coated bills in harsh times
The text criticizes La Guardia for enforcing a sanitary restaurant order over an appeal for butterless luncheons. It argues dictatorship tactics plague democracy and calls for fewer bureaucratic clauses in a looming tax bill. Undersecretary Patterson praises U S air forces and bombing ranges as training proof.
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Fiorello la Guardia
New York
Robert P. Patterson
Tears and Bases by Paul Mallon
Senate leaders lament preserving island bases for defense while critics call it imperialism. The piece argues Britain, France and the Netherlands pursue empire for trade and strategic gain, noting New Caledonia and other Pacific outposts.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Senate
New Caledonian Islands
MacArthur
Fiji Islands
George Malone
Nevada
New Caledonia
Malone
World Trade Justice
National Defense
Pacific
Solomons
Germany
Britain
Stalin
Nct
Tubac confronts bank over Holeman feud and Blackwater note
Tubac receives a note from Blackwater and travels to Stockton to confront banker Haines about threats amid the Stampede raid aftermath. He confronts Sue Lambert at the bank and demands action, boasting of his tough stance against wrongdoing.
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Jones
Tubac
Windh Face
Ol’ Man Holeman
Blackwater Pelican
Winch Face
Blackwater
Bill
Haines
Stockton
Calliope
Sue Lambert
Sue
Holeman Place
Lot Deckerman
Thoughts on Faith and Knowledge Across Scripture
A compact reflection linking Jeremiah and Habakkuk lines to praise and divine knowledge. The excerpt notes the paradox of proving God’s nonexistence reveals His presence, referencing La Bruyere on belief and doubt.
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la Bruyere
Shallet Called If Needed, Haines Tells Honey Hair
In a tense exchange Clem Colt portrays Haines guarding a policy and telling Honey Hair to continue with work. He asserts he can summon Shallet if required, then doors close and Tobe proceeds with tasks.
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Haines
Honey Hair
Tobe
A City of the Sea Bewitches a Puget Sound Sailor Tale
Ernie Pyle from Seattle recalls Puget Sound life with a tugboat voyage and a lazy captain. The tale follows oil tests, a misread sea creature, a barefoot rescue, and an afternoon of comic peril ending with the captain back aboard and the company officials baffled by the chase.
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Ernie Pyle
Seattle
Prairies
China
Alaska
Puget Sound
Blank
Tug Company
Port Angeles
Five Senators Complaints Challenge War Leadership
Lipppmann argues the five senators should air grave and irritating charges within a formal forum. He proposes a joint mixed commission to hear complaints and ensure responsible officials respond, preventing rule by allegation amid war.
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Moscow
Russia
Japan
Asia
France
Siberia
Elmer Davis Chosen to Lead Wartime Information Office
In 1942 Franklin D. Roosevelt forms a new information agency and selects CBS commentator Elmer Davis to head the effort. Davis, known for his quiet integrity and distinctive voice, confronts chaotic offices and confusing charts while earning public trust as a potential OWI director.
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White House
War Information
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sam Rosenman
Harry Hopkins
Raymond Gram Swing
Hopkins
Elmer
Elmer Davis
Columbia Broadcasting System
Washington
David
Giant Killer
Davis
Government Information Services
Archibald MacLeish
Office of Facts and Figures
Information Service
United States
Dr. Goebbels
Reds Force Fight Talk At Moscow Conference
The Red Army pressure on the German front is shown as pivotal for the Moscow foreign ministers meeting. Moscow demands a military agenda item first, especially agreement on winning the war and a second front. Allies report gains including Italy’s war declaration against Portugal, Azores base, and intensified Allied bombing and Italian peninsula advances.
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Associated Press
Red Army
Moscow
Russia
America
Britain
Hitler
Gestapo
Himmler
Reich
Germany
Azores
Air power, fuel fears frame postwar world
Prominent voices warn air power could win and shape peace while rationing must persist to avert social and economic collapse. Leaders stress US participation and economic controls as essential to deter counter threats, with oil use warnings on fuel pump components amid wartime pressures.
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Alexander P. de Seversky
Herbert Morrison
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