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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1939
Page
5
The piece recalls how German cultural figures resisted Nazism and how refugees flee to Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, and England. It notes anti cultural Nazi policies, church fears, and the bleak reality of displacement, with quotes on refugees' desperation and the limits of relief for foreigners.
Klaus Mann and his sister Erika discuss their forthcoming book Escape to Life, detailing the mass refugee exodus triggered by Hitler's border moves. He compares refugees to soldiers and explains how global readers become overwhelmed by the scale and human cost of the Nazi war of conquest.
The candidate emphasizes roots in Amarillo and a public service mindset. He denies rumors of a publicity stunt, notes he filed first among contenders, and urges voters to choose the best candidate for the city. The endorsement expresses confidence that Wells would be the people’s mayor.
The speaker contrasts a politician’s career with Adolf Hitler, claiming Hitler did not rule Germany but the Nazi movement. He recalls Haar man a pathological killer executed around 1929 or 1930 and notes a resemblance to a pale moustached man as a potential career destroyer for the politician.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wyatt of the Texas Child Welfare Service meets with district supervisor Miss Rosalind Giles in Amarillo for a conference. Wyatt will stay in the city until tomorrow and return to duties afterward.
About 5000 hobby radio operators in Germany belong to a federation that closely resembles the American Radio Relay League in structure and activities.
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