Local newspaper masthead notes and publication details
The fragment lists publishing staff and dates for a Texas newspaper, referencing Amarillo Daily News and Grove News Publishing Co. with roles for president, publisher, editor in chief, and assistant publisher. It notes postmark or imprint details from February 20 1994 and references the 1870 Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Grove-News Publishing Co
Sixth and Howt
McCarty
Izzard
AL Department
Politician Hysteria Called Potomac Fever In WPB Resignation
The piece labels a recurring Washington malady seen in wartime officials as Potomac fever. It describes a bigoted political theology focusing on one gospel, causing myopia and neglect of long-term war goals. Remedies suggested include removal from Washington or firm higher-up intervention, not reliance on self-cures.
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Charles E. Wilson
WPB
Washington
Potomac
Wilson
There Is Light By Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson recalls a wartime London visit during 1941 in which darkness and fear gave way to the symbol of light. She contrasts London’s hidden beauty, the terror of night air raids, and the resilience of Britons who found hope in every switched on light and in faith that victory would come.
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Britain
London
Strand
Hell
Irish Mr Pyle on Irish Soil and Army Life in 1942
Ernie Pyle recalls meeting American soldiers in Northern Ireland in July 1942. He notes the locals warming to troops, describes long maneuvers with 32 mile and 25 mile marches, and recounts a night raid near Nissen huts that reveals ATS girls emerging as troops surprised them.
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Northern Ireland
Maine
Midwest favors Dewey as surveys show lead intact
Governor Thomas E. Dewey maintains a lead over President Roosevelt in 10 state tour surveys conducted by GALLUP. Michigan Iowa and Nebraska show him ahead with stopovers in those states while the candidate's schedule includes party leader conferences.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Thomas E. Dewey
Mid- West
Roosevelt
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
Dewey
Tewey
Institute
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Oklahoma
Versatile 1929 and 1939 Headlines Span Turbulent Times
A compilation notes a 1929 Hutcheson County district attorney shooting and oil output leadership, military and political debates, Du Pont explosives claims, and a 1939 report on Nazi advances in Poland, neutrality act debates, and early campaign polling across Michigan Iowa Nebraska with Dewey and Roosevelt dynamics.
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John A. Holmes
Hutcheson County
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Poland
Praga
Warsaw
Great Britain
Germany
Regional Farm Security Administration
Moon Mullins crossword puzzle author hints
Crossword puzzle clues show Moon Mullins as author, with horizontal and vertical entries including abbreviations and scientific terms. The grid references a single author known for the strip, listing numerous clue topics from anatomy to metallurgy and names.
Polk Street Professor on what makes a person big
A reflective essay contrasts big and little people, arguing true bigness comes from the heart and consistent kindness rather than money brains or status. It praises forgiving, level headed behavior and loving all folks, with the speaker aspiring to embody real largeness.
Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy Day On KGNC KFDA CBS NBC
A dense listing of radio programming across Wednesday and Thursday with KGNC KFDA NBC CBS and MBS. Entries include news, dramas, music, sports, and variety shows such as The Lone Ranger Lum and Abner and Norman Show plus ads for Ballard’s Snow Liniment and Marlin Shave Cream.
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KGNC
Ganerteia Music Shop
KFDA
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
NBC
CBS
John Newsbitt
New
Carol Zenere
H. V Kaltenborn
Kfda West Texas News Agency
Carson
Richard Harkness
Henry J. Taylor
Arthur Hopkins
Cc NB
Wayne King's Orch
Claremont Orch
Barbara and the Boys
Pennsylvania
Baptist Charch
Lawton
Blue Cian Sonea
Harry Horlick
Senate Life
Nbcreakfast
Sardi’s
Vic and Sade
Hollywood Theater
Gifart Nortyn
David Harum
Golden Light
Judy
Jane
KFD
Glamour Manor
Texaco
FDA
Wunstop Duzzit
Cedric Foster
Morton Downey
Ma_ Perkins
ABC
Blue
Pepper Young's
Xoins Widder
Stown
Bill
Nancy Martin
Three Sisters
Farrell
Parker Wilson
Terry and
Kellogg Musical Library
Jack Armstrong
Jerf Sullavan
Songa
Volney Hurd
Lowell Thomas and News
CBS World News
Used Pianos Offered by Spence Piano Store Amarillo
Mary L. Spence Piano Store at 102 W. 6th in Amarillo prices used pianos from 125 dollars featuring Gulbranson Steinway and Story-Clarke brands.
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Gulbranson, Steinway
Story-Clarke
Mary L. Spence
Piano Store
Amarillo
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By Dorothy Thompson
Paris
Pyle
Ernie Pyle
GI Joe
Ernie
States
Missouri
Midwest
Green
Rhode Island
Irenee du Pont
Senate
du Pont Company
United States
Tom Mix
Sam B. Dill
Tri-State Fair
Ann Ee
NOAA
Hynea
Whime
Kentucky
Academy of
Sciences
Royal Air
Moon Mullins
Elmo Dullard
Scsi Kids
Donald Duck
Superman
Rahman
Rey Ryder
Polk Street
RADIO
Ballard
Cretney Drug Store
Marlin Firearms Co
Marlin
Plate Glass Boiler and Allied Lines
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