The Globe Reflects on Barbarism War and OFF Agency
The piece discusses wartime barbarism, Hitler’s breaches of treaties, civilian casualties, and the impact on global trade. It notes U S Argentina trade shifts, then shifts to Washington's Office of Facts and Figures, praising Archibald MacLeish and lampooning bureaucratic secrecy via a cab driver’s渠道 insights.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
News and Business Department
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GLOBE
Europe
Hitler
Kaiser
Athenia
Duke of
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Netherlands
Fuehrer
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Office of
Goebbels
Mr. Churchill
Bay of Fundy
Sargasso Sea
Sioux City
Washington
England
Littte
Office of Facts and Figures
MacLeish
Bride from the Sky unfolds Judy Allen love and scandal
Associate magazine editor Judy Allen navigates disloyal staff Sara Fuller and romantic entanglements with aviator Sandy Ammerman and suitor Phillip Rogers. Rumors link Ammerman to heiress Peg Gordon as Judy worries about audits, jealousy, and a rescue call from San Francisco while contemplating career fallout.
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Judy Allen
Sara Fuller
Judy
Sandy Ammerman
Peg Gordon
Phillip Rogers
Sandy
Escape to the West in Sam Jacksons Reno vignette
In Reno a divorcee named Alice seeks a refuge at the Bar Z dude ranch amid gaming, cattle, and barroom life. A visiting aviator, Sandy, tells Judy over a long distance phone of his commitment while Peg presses for a renewed romance.
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Reno
Alice
Nevada
Barbara Hutton
Reventlow
Judy Chooses Between Philip and Sandy in Hotel Romance
Judy and Philip dine in a candlelit hotel dining room as he asks her to marry him. She admires his steadfast good qualities but recalls a past love, Sandy, whose memory lingers while Judy weighs her future with Philip. The scene blends passion and hesitation with a reflection on who she truly loves.
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Stace
Phil
Philo
Sara
Judy
Sandy
Gordon Lodge
Peg
Noedy
Nitwit
Valentine
Philip
Central Park
Storm
Judy Dear
Taxpayers cut costs to curb nationwide tax load
The article argues Americans pay heavy local taxes far beyond federal outlays. It cites audits by taxpayer groups in towns and counties reducing budgets by millions, from Illinois to California, through careful trimming, with examples like Hammond and South Bend. It frames local tax cuts as practical, not harmful, and highlights a rising citizen auditing movement.
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Edina Mason
Edna
Fred
Sam
Masons
Delaware
Montana
Nebraska
Michigan
Iowa
Jollet County
Illinois
Superior County
Wisconsin
Alameda County
California
Hammond
Ind
South Bend
Gro
Orange County
N. Y
Cracker unrest in Europe amid Nazi occupation
Fragmented text describes resistance and sabotage in occupied Europe with references to shootings, sabotage attempts, and police organizations. It mentions secret police, British broadcasts, and rising uprisings in several Nazi-occupied countries in the past months.
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Europe
Virest Probie
Vor IL Q
Rene Venensis
Serilat
Vo Caamipmign
Faye Buel proposes fresh show window practices
A reader urges store managers to inspect show windows each morning to remove outdated dance cards and tacky displays. She warns a loose hat ruin harms the overall effect and asks for attention to window presentation to attract buyers.
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Faye Buel
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