Globe News publication notice for Amarillo Chronicle
Notice states second class matter from February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office under 1879 act and that this Sunday morning paper is published by Globe News Publishing Co with officers Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher and the Globe News offices at Sixth and Fillmore including telephone lines for news and circulation departments
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillio Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Abe
Dnieper Dam Destruction Highlighted In War Warnings
A wartime piece notes the destruction of the Dnieper River Dam as a symbol of resistance and calls it a setback for Russia and Europe. It also reports the U S Army opening aviation pilot training to enlisted men at Muskogee Oklahoma and Cuero Texas, with 188 recruits and plans for 6000 non officer pilots.
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Europe
Dnieper
Lenin
Russia
Hugh L. Cooper
General Electric
U. S. Army
Muskogee
Okla
Cuero
Tex
Army
Dunkirk Veteran Maurice Latham Visits Americus in Summertime
A Royal Air Force cadet from outside Oxford, England, recounts Dunkirk memories during a layover in Americus, Georgia. He describes days on the beach, evacuations, and loss of his brother, contrasting war hardships with a peaceful Southern countryside and a banana split at a local drug store.
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Americus
South Georgia
Royal Air Force
Maurice Latham
Oxford
England
France
Maurice
Dunkirk
Shrapnel
Georgia
Dante
Saint Quentin
Amiens
States
Winifred Lett
Profile: Alcatraz Warden Johnston Seeks Roots of Crime
James A. Johnston, warden of Alcatraz Prison, links crime to neglected childhoods and favors prevention through education and industrial training. A Brooklyn native born Sept 15 1874, he values rehabilitation over capital punishment and has written extensively on crime problems. He remains active in clubs and history study.
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United Press
James A. Johnston
Alcatraz Prison
Johnston
Brooklyn
San Francisco
California
Reform Board of Supervisors
Hiram Johnson
Southern Pacific Railway
Alcatray
America Prepares for Tomorrow review summary
A Harper’s volume by six authors outlines national defense across diplomacy materials labor and military fields with cartoons illustrating Uncle Sam sharpening his sword. The piece notes the book’s thorough approach and warns of looming defense challenges.
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America
Harpers
United States
Uncle Sam
Salvage man and Mary Larsen in Miami Beach encounter
Jim Mallory, Ajax Salvage diver, meets Mary Larsen at Jeffery Hammond’s Indian Creek estate. He saves her from drowning after she arrives seeking Hammond’s ship location. The case ties to Hammond Steamship lines and the lost Sonora, with Mallory wary of hidden motives and an unknown payer.
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Jim Mallory
Jeffery Hammond
Hammond
Miami Beach
White House
Ajax Salvage Company
Mary Larsen
Jim
Mary
Marvy
Blacksheep
James Mallory
Hammond Estate
Indian Creek
Caribbean
Hammonds House
Sonora
Lois Hammond
Gay
Lois
Burk
Spike
Tommy Sturdevant
Tommy
Mallory
Man
Mr. Mallory
Miss Larsen
Mallory Receives Hammond Invitation After Lost Ship Mystery
Jim Mallory receives an invitation from Jeffery Hammond to spend the weekend at the Hammond estate after a tense exchange about locating James Mallory and a ship lost at sea. The night includes a private dinner and Lois Hammond’s unexpected company as Mallory contemplates his tangled loyalties.
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James Mallory
The Salvage Man Entertains Lois Hammond at Party
Jim Mallory naively mingles at a party hosted by Lois Hammond in the Hammond residence. Lois trolls guests with a salvage man joke and introduces Mallory as a guest. Mary Larsen notes their prior meeting while Mallory and Lois share a dance and wary chemistry develops.
Roosevelt on Supreme Court Fight and Economic Policy
Franklin D Roosevelt argues the 1937 federal judiciary clash shaped U S history. He traces how the court blocked New Deal reforms from 1920 to 1936 and risks to democracy if the court continued to thwart progressive economic policy. The piece frames the 1937 judiciary message as a core domestic achievement amid a partisan era.
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Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Holmes
Stone
Congress
New York
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AIR Corps
Gilead
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry McLemore
Mit
Harcourt Brace
Hans Habe
Indian Creek Mansion
Curly
Barrows Landing
Harris
Mr. Hammond
Miami
Curly Bates
Collins Avenue
Joseph L. Chadwick
Margaret M. Wells
League of Woman Voters
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Colliers
Congressiona
Marshall
Alec Templeton
Cosmopolitan
Cermit
C. Seashore
Shick
Collier's
O. D
Cour
Frederick H. Osborn
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