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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
6
The Globe-News announces second class mail status dated February 20 1924 with publishing details for Amarillo Texas. It notes Evening publication Sundays morning edition by The Globe-News Publishing Co. President Gene Hwe and Associate Publisher John McCarty lead the operation. It states independent democratic alignment and impartial news coverage.
A lament on Count Paul Teleki's career and death amid European appeasement. The piece links his choices to Hungary's drift toward the Axis, then contrasts freedom in America with totalitarian border controls, citing Marseilles refugees barred from leaving France. It ends with a plea for understanding and hope.
Beatrice introduces herself as Bee Davis and visits Toby Masters on a last ditch fund. In Toby and Vera’s Fourth Floor Flatbush apartment they plan a shared meal with canned goods and a surplus of improvisation while Vera flirts with Terry the photographer and Beatrice weighs a job at Huntington's.
Readers submit opinions on community safety traffic patrols in the Country Club district and commentary on wartime politics. Letters discuss arrests to deter teen driving, praise for Benjamin Franklin style leadership, and reflections on labor unions and democracy. Community voices include Mrs. Floyd Hissong, Mrs. D. D. Smith, and Gladys Ratliff.
Four and a half billion dollars in money, bonds, stocks, and property belonging to Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Yugoslavia is immobilized by Roosevelt executive orders under the Trading with the Enemy Act. The aim is to protect U S banks and prevent Germany from exploiting assets held abroad, with licenses issued for limited uses upon Treasury review.
The article outlines the Yugoslav succession after a coup d etat elevating 17 year old Peter II to the throne. It traces his royal lineage from Kara George to the Obrenovitch and Karageorgevitch feuds, his education in England, and his father Alexander's dictatorship, noting Peter's proclamation that he will assume duties as king as the country seeks unity after decades of internal strife.
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