Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo Texas notice
By Watkins E Wright founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at the office at Amarillo Texas under the act of 3rd 1879 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday penning by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and more. Gene Howf president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher telephones news and business circulation department in office 6267.
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Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
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Soldier seeks Amarillo friendship and shared talk
A talking soldier in Amarillo writes of homesickness and desire to join local life. He asks residents to visit, discuss sports and current events, and meet for evenings, hoping to feel connected while awaiting relocation and news from home. The piece blends letters and community imagery from wartime duties.
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Amarillo
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Berlin
Fellows
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Post
Floating Airfield And The Aircraft Carrier Role In Warfare
The piece argues the aircraft carrier extends striking range and safety in sea war. It traces the evolution of distance in combat from hand weapons to gunpowder, then air power, noting the carrier as a movable airfield enabling long-range bombing and protection over vast seas.
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Joe James Custer
U U. S. Pacific
Coral Sea
Midway
Wise and Foolish Quotes Mix of Proverbs and Shakespeare
A short, literary note presents two famous lines about wisdom and folly. It contrasts Proverbs biology of self conceit with Shakespearean humility, highlighting the tension between perceived wisdom and true understanding for readers.
Reinforcements Reported in India Grow British Force
Winston Churchill states large reinforcements have reached India and the number of white soldiers there is higher than at any time in the British connection. The remark underscores intensified British military presence amid global conflict.
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India
Winston Churchill
Anti British Press and Indian Policy Split Support
Dorothy Thompson argues American opinion divides Britain’s role in World War II. She warns anti British sentiment in the U S risks undermining allied unity by pushing for intervention in India and pressuring appeasement rather than a coordinated world order with Britain. She emphasizes preserving a British commonwealth and cooperation with allies over unilateral maneuvers.
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Asia
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India
Gandahi
Wrens Advise Waves to Knuckle Down
Walter Cronkite reports from East Britain Port on how Wrens and Waves, the Royal Navy female auxiliary services, face skepticism, adapt to demanding duties, and learn to knuckle down to support wartime tasks during the early years of the war.
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British women learn to shoot in Home Defense drive
From London the Women's Home Defense grows to 200 units with Edith Summerskill and Mrs Foster backing. Women train in weapons and field craft while aiding Home Guard efforts, boosting morale and civilian support across ministries, banks, and Fleet Street units.
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M. P
Lindsay
Mayfair
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Auchinleck
Chenevix-Baldwin
G. Hill
Stafford Cripps
Elizabeth Arden
Committee Out Of Business
Capital dilemma details what happens after the rubber investigating committee led by Bernard Baruch James B Conant and Karl Compton folds. The piece notes rapid growth, extensive files and the need to preserve records for upcoming laws and orders to avert a rubber shortage.
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Jack Stinnett
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James B. Conant
Karl T. Compton
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Henderson
Ickes
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Compton
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Manners Quiz with Answers on Social Etiquette
The article tests knowledge of proper social usage with four questions. It concludes: neighbors should ask before borrowing yard equipment. repay even small items like a postage stamp. sellers of defense stamps should thank buyers. and avoid gloomy war talk with parents who have a son in service.
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