Globe News publication credit and masthead details
Entered as second class matter on February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office under the act of March 3 1879 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Siath and Fillmore GENE HOWE president and publisher JOHN MCCARTY associate publisher a a TELEPHONES News and Business Department Circulation Department THE GLOBE 18 AN INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING THE NEWS IMPARTIALLY AND SUPPORTING WHAT IT BELIEVES TO BE RIGHT REGARDLESS OF PARTY POLITICS.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Siath and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
the Globe 18
Kilmer’s Son Joins Old Regiment in New War Call
The piece recalls Joyce Kilmer and his World War I comrades as Christopher Kilmer, 23, steps forward in a federal service induction with Company D. It frames a lineage of service from Gettysburg to present mobilization, stressing duty to defend the nation and preserve its institutions and rights.
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Kilmer
Christopher Kilmer
Joyce Kilmer
France
Company D
Rouge
Rouge Bouquet
Cuba
Philippines
Gettysburg
Antietam
Morale in Wartime Britain and German Outlook Explored
Dorothy Thompson analyzes morale during the war as British resolve hinges on US aid and clear purpose, while German morale wanes under Hitler’s regime. She contrasts British vigilance with German pessimism, noting the global reach of the conflict and the need for a values based postwar order.
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England
Britain
British Isles
London
Air Raid Precaution Service
United States
Hitler
Germany
Hell
Churchill
France
Norway
Dunkerque
Youthful enterprise tips for teens creating their own jobs
An article excerpt highlights teen ventures like a girl selling telephone wake up calls, wallpaper cleaning, adjustable step ladders, enameled tin can pots, windowboxes, shoe breaking services, and stamp selling. It offers four startup tips: choose a passion, low startup cost, essential need, and patience to pioneer.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Debutante Jan Van Walter Seeks Love in Bridgetown Church
New York debutante Janice Van Walter travels with her nurse Mippy to Bridgetown to attend a Sunday service at Elm Street Church where Pastor Dr. Terrence Carlisle presides. She battles nerves as she awaits Terry’s arrival while church members fear his modern approach to faith and a possible romance unfolds.
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Janice van Walter
New York
Bridgetown
Town
Terry Carlisle
Metropolis
Nora
Katie Sheffield
Terry
Jan
Mippy
Janice
Fortress
Miss van Walter
Elm Street Church
Elm Street
Terrence Carlisle
Dr. Terry
Fifth Avenue
Bridgetown. Looks Critically Mippy
Jarvis Lamp
Selina Guthrie
Guthrie
Peter Brooks
Pete
Mamie
Walter
Dick Lamp
Morning Clothes and a Silent Pulpit Encounter
In a Sunday service Terry’s clear rich singing grips the crowd while Jan watches from under her hat. A new visitor, Dick Lamp, sits nearby and eyeing Jan with interest as Terry delivers a quiet, dynamic sermon. Continued on page 9.
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Terry
Jan
Janis Lamp
Dick Lamp
TODAY S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
A cryptic style puzzle listing across and down clues with definitions for words 1 to 60 across and 2 to 58 down. Readers fill a grid mapping British Commonwealth terms numbers and lettered hints to common English answers.
Helen Sioussat the woman behind radio talks
Helen Sioussat serves as Assistant Director of Radio Talks at Columbia Broadcasting System. She coordinates politician and expert guests, trains speakers for air, and selects studio settings while juggling calls, letters, and scripts to deliver vital messages to the American public.
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Helen Sioussat
Maryland
Radio Talks
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mike
Miss Sioussat
Phillips H. Lord
Mr. Lord
Lioussat
New York
Washington
Caviar Crisis Delays Rich Delicacy in New York
Talk of the Town reports a sharp caviar shortage with no Russian shipments since the war began. Prices soar to 20 dollars per pound for beluga, 16 for serriga, 8 for salted caviar, as stocks dip under 2,000 pounds. Ammunition to supply grows scarcer due to halted Baltic routes and redirection costs.
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Russia
Baltic
North Seas
England
Siberia
Pacific
Armourg Trading Corporation
Stepanov
The Comeback Girl
Ilka Chase rose from earlier stage glare to a new career path in film and radio after a rough period as a notorious stage temptress. Her comeback began with Keep Off the Grass and Luncheon at the Waldorf and extended into fashion shorts with Vyvyan Donner.
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Ilka Chase
Sylvia Fowler
Clare Boothe
Miss Chase
la Fowler
Ilka
sBn
Hollywood
Tika
New York
Shubert Brothers
Vyvyan Donner
Louis Calhern
Julia Hoyt
Ika
Julia
Bermuda
Maria Mannes
Bermuda Naval Station
Navy
United States
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Talk of the Town
New Yorker
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Henry F. Pringle
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