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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1942
Page
6
A fragment describes a letter addressed to the bank and to Colonel Skeffington mentioning a will. The passage hints at unknown kinfolks and references newsroom telephones and circulation departments.
An editorial harshly critiques wartime profiteering and high wages, condemns state trade barriers, and urges all citizens to join the all-out war effort. It notes how local codes and dairy controls hinder free commerce and weapon production, calling for elimination of obstacles to unity.
A Robert Francis essay in The Christian Science Monitor blends memory and myth to celebrate brown bread. It traces cornmeal oats and wheat through American history, likens steam baked loaves to pioneer journeys, and recounts Dame Resourceful of Boston crafting a mixing tale.
Dr Frank Kingdon president of the University of Newark praises the C I O and ANP for offering to give up holiday and Sunday double pay as patriotic wartime action. He urges similar concessions from critics and warns voters at the next election not to elect officials who place personal gain over service.
A hundred of these in the Philippines might have ruined Jap plans to attack Luzon Manila and besiege General MacArthur. Curacao troops defend canal approaches and lend its name to a treat widely enjoyed. Roosevelt spoke of America and its Cliveden set. identify the country that originally had one and what they did.
German secret agents, trained for delicate tasks, are said to have landed along the eastern coast in submarines and rubber boats. They blend into American life, gather ship movements, and relay data to Nazi handlers. Authorities urge wider patrols, radios, and public tips to counter the spy network.
Wide World Features Writer Herman Allen surveys a history of April Fools by Adolf Hitler and Axis powers from 1932 to 1941. He notes staged peace claims, invasions, known dates, and escalating aggression, ending with a question about this year.
The speaker lauds the 40 hour week as a grand measure, comparing its wartime defense in France to current arguments. He questions how many hours French workers now endure under German control and how much bread they receive per hour.
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