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The note lists founding date February 20 1924 second class matter entry at Amarillo Texas end of line conditions. It states publication evenings except weekends and connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday Bilmore by The Globe News Publishing Co. with officers Gene Howe president and publisher and John McCarty associate publisher.
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Actress Anne Shirley Sues for 100000 Over Burlesque Leg Scene
The report notes Anne Shirley sues Charles Rogers Productions for 100000, alleging a film used a double to depict her skirt raising scene with unflattering, oversized legs from a former burlesque actress, sparking public outcry about sacred values amid wartime sentiment.
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Anne Thepity Shirley
Charles K. Rogers
Miss Shirley
Up From Africa by Paul Mallon
WashingtonItaly remains strategically crucial as Europe fights on. Paul Mallon cites Lt Col Buckley’s account of Italian camps, notes morale gaps and weak winter prospects, and proposes a dual invasion via Africa and Norway with raids to pressure German lines. He argues a pincer from north and south could exploit Axis supply routes.
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Italy
Michael Buckley
Field Artillery
Drottningholm
Current Artillery Journal
Buckley
Europe
Dieppe
Gibraltar
Africa
Rommel
Mediterranean
Norway
France
Belgium
Holland
Axis
German and Allied Reactions Span Fronts From Stalingrad to Hungary
Desperate German forces at Stalingrad build dummy fortifications to fool defenders while Russian raids uncover similar dummy weapons. Eighteen women in Dno are shot after hunger keeps them from work. Reports note German morale fraying as parity fears grow. Hungarian officers resign amid health terms and underground resistance, with discontent spreading. Rumanians and Hungarians clash over treatment in Hungarian zones, as air raids increase on Hungarian cities. Serbia’s status shifts between occupied and under control as patriotic troops hold Jajce despite German efforts.
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Stalingrad
Dno
Hungary
Berlin
Hunarian
Pester Loyd
Magyarorszag
Svenska Dagbladet
Ny Dag
Transfusion twists end Candace hopes for Good Samaritan
Candace plans a flawless sequence of events with a dance and a hospital transfer to Good Samaritan. She enjoys a dream of shared time with Martin until he reveals an affair with Faith Hartshorne and a secret about the women in his life, shattering her happiness.
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Candace
Martin
Good Samaritan
Mrs. Prosser
Peter
Pete
Faith Hartshorne
Hartshorne
Merrymount
Forbidden Love and White Collar Ambition Collide
Candace confronts Martin about a secret romance with a young woman and the risk to his medical career. He refuses to confess while she questions loyalty and contemplates severing ties. Peter arrives, witnessing the fallout as Candace spirals through guilt, fear, and a looming separation.
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Candace
Martin
Peter
Gates
Miss Maher
The Most Critical Moment of This War
Dorothy Thompson argues the war hinges on allied trust and a shared political front. She warns of disunity among Britain, China, Russia, and America, urging an inter allied political council led by China’s voice for cohesive aims and strategy.
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Dorothy Thompson
United Nations
Tower of Babel
Russia
China
Voice of China
T. V. Soong
New York
Soong
American Officers Endure Jungle Odyssey to Australia
Capt. William Lloyd Osborne of Los Angeles and Lieut. Damon J. Gause of Winder Georgia completed a 159 day odyssey from Bataan to Australia. They escaped Japanese forces, survived typhoons, and navigated by a native boat and a crude 22 foot launch, arriving Oct 11 and logging relief on ending.
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Australia
Bataan
William Lloyd Osborne
Los Angeles
Damon J. Gause
Winder
Air Corps
Osborne
Gause
Austalia
Manila
Taal Volcano
Lamao Road
Gatlse
Corregidor Fortress
Corregidor
Bause
Captain Osborne
Randolph Field
Tex
National Geographic Society
Sause
Osborn
Smuts Not a Fool Says American Magazine Interview
Gore don Gaskill portrays Jan Smuts as a brilliant, storied leader despite critics. A Boer in a Transvaal coffee shop expresses sympathy for Nazi Germany, while the interview highlights Smuts’s extraordinary career from youth to premier. Smuts’s vision shaped the League of Nations and Allied strategy in two world wars.
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Transvaal
Hitler
South Africa
Germany
Smuts
Jan Christian Smuts
Cambridge
England
Transvaal Republic
East Africa
Lloyd George
Royal Air Force
Palestine
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Britain
America
India
Jan Smuts
Pretoria
Smuts and Hertzog Duel Over South Africa’s War Policy
In a tense clash of leaders Jan Smuts defeats rival Hertzog 80 to 67 to keep South Africa united amid wartime division. Smuts’ tact and leadership calm a potential civil clash as 50 000 Boers protest at Pretoria’s shrine while Hertzog concedes and calls for national unity.
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America
Smuts
Woodrow Wilson
South Africa
Smit
England
Germany
Jan Smuts
Africa
James Hertzog
Germania
Hertzo
Hertzog
Smut
Pretoria
Jimmy Byrnes Called to the Supreme Court
Roosevelt elevated Senator James Francis Byrnes to the Supreme Court about 16 months ago. Critics called him the Administration’s strongest prop and questioned the move. The piece notes the question and hints at a clarified answer now.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sen
James Francis Byrnes
United States Supreme Court
Jimmy” Byrnes
Senate
Little Fox
Supreme Court
Healing From Adult Tissues Promises Change In Wound Care
Jerusalem scientists test cow rabbit and dog heart extracts to accelerate healing. Adult tissue extracts prove as effective as embryonic material, offering easier access and potential wider use for wound treatment. The report notes previous advances linked to Alexis Carrell and debates the shift from embryonic to adult sources.
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H. W. Blakeslee
Wide World Science
New York
Jerusalem
Alexis Carrell
Rockefeller Institute
Hebrew University
L. Doljanski
R.S. Hollman
E. Tennenbaum
Quotations On Advice And Trouble From History Figures
Compact anthology notes cite Syrus on profit from advice and Job on trouble rising like sparks. Burns adds that people seek the Lord aright, framing pious resolve amid life’s trials.
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John McCarty
Sews
Senator Prentiss M. Brown
Paul Mallon
Biddle
Biddles
National Zeitung
Serbia
Balkan
Bosnia
Jajce
By Holly Watterson
Munich
Moscow
Goredon Gaskill
American Magasine
Jimmy
Science
James F. Byrnes
Leon Henderson
U. S. Supreme Court
Byrnes
Syrus
Job
Burns