Amarillo Globe masthead and publishing details
The Amarillo Globe announces its publication details, noting it was founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter and published evenings except Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. Gene Howe is president and publisher with John McCarty associate publisher.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
Ens John McCarty
Associa
News and Business Department
Wes Aig
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Courage of Hidden Heroes in War Weighs Heavily
Judge Charles J. McNamee cites two Yorktown carpenters who perished at sea, choosing to face death with stoic humor rather than fear. He argues ordinary bravery, shared by workers under pressure, deserves equal salute to famed battlefield feats as nations fight to defend life and liberty and curb racketeering.
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Yorktown
Charles J. McNamee
Ohio
Army Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Army Specialist Corps
Dwight Davis
Pull
FARM MESS
In Washington the farm issue has become a class struggle with debates over parity and food production. Bureaucracy slows farmers with multiple boards delaying chicken coop decisions. A rational national program is urged, modeled after Germany’s decisive local approach, led by agronomists and a Baruch-like organizer. CHAPTER II follows Enid Sharon delaying marriage while pursuing art amid wage worries. Enid and sister Letty face career limits and domestic choices as Enid contemplates marriage to Tom Driscoll.
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Dorothy Thompson
Washington
Thompson
Baruch
Congress
Letty
Tom
Letty Pields
Enid Sharon
Little Ann
Enid
Tom Driscoll
Phil
Pop
Mom
Ann
Phil Fields
Henry Holliday
State Medical Association
Neil House
Holliday
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Wing Memorial Hospital
Mees Hall
WPA
Total War and Civilian Mobilization for Victory
The argument urges granting War Manpower Commission power to mobilize civilians for war work, assign jobs, and ration labor for a sustained total war. It contends ordinary economic laws must yield to centralized planning, with a home front treated as an army, balancing shifts in labor, materials, and wages to meet production needs and win the conflict.
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Army
War Manpower Commission
Hollywood Animals Upstage Directors on Busy Set
A Columbia Studio visit reveals a zoo like chaos with chimpanzee actor Jiggs joking through lines, a 120 year old tortoise Old Hickory roaming, a counting horse, a palomino colt biting Evelyn Keyes, bloodhounds that finally bark when trainer wears Grant's clothes, all delaying or aiding scenes in several films.
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Hollywood
U.P
Columbia
Jiggs
Gregory Ratoff
Ratoff
Don Ameche
Janet Blair
Wallace
Old Hickory
Tortoise
Loretta Young
Brian Aherne
Bill Seiter
Fred Astaire
Leiter
Charles Vidor
Grant
Sevens
How to mail gifts to service members overseas
The article explains proper addressing for mail to Navy and Marine personnel, including rank, full name, unit or vessel, and post office routing. It discusses gift ideas and shipping constraints, noting varying availability abroad and suggesting money orders or tangible gifts aligned with preferences and regulations.
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John J. Doe
New York
Ing
USMC
U. S. Marine Corps
San Francisco
England
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