Telephone News and Business Departments Division
A brief note outlines the separation of the Telephone News and Business Departments from the isolation section. It highlights organizational changes affecting reporting lines and departmental responsibilities.
Globe News Publishing Co. announces classified publication note
Founded February 20 1924. Entered as second class matter same date at Amarillo Texas under act 1879. Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday tag by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and more Gene Howe president and publisher.
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Perces Ae
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Landplanes proposed as cargo carriers rivaling seaplanes
The debate contrasts landplane cargo fleets with seaplanes as possible solutions for aerial freight. Proponents argue landplanes offer speed, weather resilience, and inland access, while seaplanes benefit from abundant harbor infrastructure and support for widespread operations.
Rommel's Libyan Drive Ends in Desert Setback
Washington reports Rommel drives into a British defensive line near Fl Himeimat fail to break through. British air power and artillery, plus dives by fighters, press the Nazi tanks back as fuel shortages force Rommel to retire. General Alexander counters with bombing of supply lines and naval public relations changes follow.
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Paul Mallon Washington
Rommel
Fl Himeimat
Shore
Alexandria
Auchinloss
Rezegh
Tobruk
Wendell Willkie
Alexander
Berlin
Hitler
Farm Work a Pleasure as Rural Girls Back to Harvest
Wartime vacation limits push homegrown farm-raised girls to offer harvest help in Maryland and Pennsylvania for room board and ride, funded by farmers who add 21 dollars a month. The plan aims to ease labor shortages near Washington while farms arrange staggered vacations for steady harvest labor.
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John Grover Washington
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Civil Service
West
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Dad
Jap slaps prove their inferiority
In a wartime view, veteran Americans say Japanese slappings in Hong Kong and other Far East areas reflect an inferiority complex. The piece notes prisoners, food rations, and hostility to foreigners, with contrasts between experienced and hinterland troops. It cites anger over Western origins of language and tools as fueling the drive for perceived superiority.
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Richard C. Wilson
New York
U.P
Far East
Japan
Hong Kong
Yasuichi Uehara
Uehara
United States
Roosevelt
Occidentals
From Model Builder to Liberty Aircraft Machinist
Mike, a screw-machine operator at Liberty Aircraft on Long Island, switched from a WPA foreman role to a machine shop job after a friend from the Aviation Country Club helped him. He thrives on turret lathes and precision parts for experimental aircraft aiding the war effort.
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Mike
Liberty Aircraft
Donald Douglas
Axis
Liberty
Ideal
Cecil Paoli
Lindbergh
Paris
Curtis Hawks
O. K
Ma Poitras
Bureau
Grumman
Hicksville
Long Island
Aviation Country Club
New Stockings Offer Varied Styles and Colorways
The article touts reinforced sheer rayons and bulky natural fibers like cotton and wool for stockings and socks in a range of lengths from ankle to knee highs. It suggests dyeing mismatched pairs to match, emphasizes colorful options, ribbed textures, and summer-winter versatility while noting prices stay near usual levels.
You'll Be Wearing Them Stocking fashions from Collier's
Fashion article previewing the year’s stocking trends across fabrics and weaves. It notes a shift from sheer beige silks to a wardrobe of varied stockings in cotton rayon and wool, including mesh, lace, and ribbed knits. It warns rayon weak when wet and advises gentle washing and long drying times.
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Gypsy Rose Lee
Fats Waller Jazz Virtuoso’s Rise From Virginia Roots
Fats Waller, famed pianist known internationally, earned a 72000 income while performing jazz and classical styles. Born in Virginia with deep musical lineage, he studied in New York and wrote London Suite and Swing Out to Victory with Ed Kirkeby. His improvisational live style defies strict repetition, thrilling audiences worldwide.
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Thomas Waller
Fats
United States
Wallers
Virginia
Adolph Waller
South
New York
Carl Bohm
Leopold Godowski
Narragansett Hotel
Providence
R. L
Ed Kirkeby
London
England
Fats Waller
Glasgow
Scotland
Loch Lomond
Boy Leaves Loophole Message From Ford Era Memo
A mother finds a note on her son Max’s stomach after a nap. The message reads Dear Mom Gone to the playground Back Soul Your son Max P S May not go to playground or be back soon. The text ends with a reference to Charles E Sorensen of Ford Motor Co noting improving labor conditions.
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Ruby
Paul
Kathleen Vaughan
Paul Pennell
Ruby Howard
Daisy
Kathleen
Joe
Linville
Darness
Max
P. S
Charles E. Sorensen
Ford Motor
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Uruguay
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Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
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U. S
Tokyo
China
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Frank
Lizzie
Adonis
George Jean Nathan
Brooks Atkinson
New York Footlight News
Fred
Footlight News
Linville Inn
Paul Kathleen
Vaughan
Battle of the Solomons
General MacArthur
Leland P. Lovette
Naval Public Relations
MacArthur
Mallon
Joan Rowland
Associated Press
National Labor Relations Board
Wilbur
Pennsylvania Avenue
Korea
Msieur
Air Trails Pictorial
William Winter
Collier's
Fats” Waller
Kansas City Times
The
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