Globe-News publishing statement from Amarillo era
By William L. Shirer entered as second class matter 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 Slath and Fillmore Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher telephones news and business departments
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Bernstorff's fall from grace and wartime reflections
The piece recalls Count Bernstorff once a favored German envoy in Washington, his warnings about unrestricted submarine warfare, and his later exile in Switzerland. It contrasts his aristocratic ideals with the Nazi rise, noting his aging, disillusionment, and eventual death in late 1930s exile. It weaves in contemporary wartime dispatches and sharp commentary on German and Allied actions.
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Germany
Sternstorff
German Republic
League of Nations
Fatherland
Switzerland
Beverly Bayne Returns to Stage in Claudia Mother Role
Beverly Bayne, once a silent era star opposite Francis X Bushman, signs with producer John Golden to play Mrs Brown in Chicago company Claudia. Her comeback follows a door prize encounter at a war relief party and a long career including films, radio, and magazines.
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Charles T Hvass
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Mrs. Brown
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Golden
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Bride From The Sky
Judy faces a wedding crisis after a bold dare and telegrams. Phil arrives in formal dress,冷ly distant, challenging her tale and revealing a cooler, controlling fiancé attitude amid the blurred wedding drama.
Judy and Sandy clash as wedding plans unravel
Judy rejects Sandy and endures a cold straightening of fate as Phil and her father push a moral lesson. She tears off her diamond ring and faces public opinion while a wounded, moneyless Sandy camps outside seeking aid, a tense dawn in the ongoing saga.
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Amarillo Ideas Editor Readers Call for Friendliness
A Globe-News ideas letter urges Amarillo residents to be friendlier in public spaces and to start conversations with strangers. Several readers propose ways to improve civic life, from private phone lines in multiunit housing to sheltering highway equipment, with editor notes debating practicality.
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Telephone Etiquette Quiz Answers
The authoritative answers: 1 Yes, be thoughtful. 2 Certainly, only if up by 10. 3 No, not before 9 unless sure they are up. 4 Yes, the caller should end the call. 5 They should continue their own conversation. For the mother with guests the best is option (b) dont question in front of guests.
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Allied actions and Italian threat prompt British response
A year ago two Fascist columns neared Yanina after a 30 mile Greek drive. British bombers struck Emden and Ostend Flushing and Antwerp ports were bombed. Washington disclosed Britain ordered many freighters. Lord Chatfield urged violent blows against Italy in the Mediterranean.
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Emden
Ostend
Flushing
Antwerp
Washington
Britain
Lord Chatfield
Italy
Mediterranean
Cracker Three Of A Kind Quiz Poses Three Questions
A puzzle item lists five trio questions about recent Latin American leadership, Soviet city names after Stalin, early World War II sunk ships, Russian generals in three fronts, and neutrals starting with S. It quotes Paul G. Hoffman praising road building.
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U. S
International brigades join British forces amid Europe’s looming struggle
A digest tracing Vincent Sheean’s observations on the 150000 to 200000 strong international volunteers in Britain. Poles Czechs Norwegians French and others train with British arms while maintaining autonomy. Many face border dangers, but seek independence and eventual liberation of their homelands.
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Scotland
Norway
Poland
Narvik
Bordeaux
Atlantic
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