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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1942
Page
15
Johnny Musselman moves from Paris Texas to join the Paramount as assistant manager and arrives with his wife and four month old son Johnny Jr He is a former University of Texas student and previously connected with Interstate Theaters.
A 25 year retrospective recalls sabotage at the Eddy Stone Munitions Plant in Chester Pennsylvania where over 125 dead, many workers including young women, followed by notes on calls for conscription, Roosevelt’s attempted division command, and wartime censorship. It cites Allied offensives at Arras and Ypres, U boats sinking neutral ships, and Brazil’s threat of breaking relations with Germany as Revolution Russia faces crisis and war aims shift toward peace.
A crossword style clues list with many entries across and down including references to Mrs Winston Churchill and British figures. The grid hints cover various items from daily life such as animals trees worship places metals and measurements with indicators of first names and abbreviations.
New York columnist warns readers not to pamper the palate with every diet fad. He jokes about housekeepers pushing yellow vegetables and raw produce while recalling his youth when fried meat and hearty dishes ruled the table.
A vintage etiquette quiz asks how to respond to salon calls and dining cues. It endorses clear confirmation for appointments, prompt discussion after a reader finishes a novel, guest rules for maids, and for cake, cream puffs, and fried chicken with forks or fingers.
Insignia shows Marine served in Iceland. Count Sforza was Italy's foreign minister, opposed Mussolini, resigned, exiled, now in New York. Sacramento looks to celebrate California gold discovery centennial. Quote from Luke 6 45 and Beaumou and Fletcher.
A carload from Amarillo plans a weekend trip to College Station to visit Texas A M College. Several local residents imply family gatherings with sons at the campus and social events such as a Coast Artillery ball tonight. Other notes cover visiting relatives in Amarillo, book picks, minor health updates, and local movees.
Esther Henderson, a former show girl turned photographer, built a successful studio in Tucson with a two-sittings-a-day schedule and four months off each summer. She and her father moved from Oak Park to Alexandria, Illinois, then to Tucson where she crafted an exclusive, high-priced studio business and Western outdoor shoots for magazines. She married Chuck Abbott and plans trips through the Southwest and Mexico, living a restless, productive life centered on art.
A call to collective resolve urged Americans to stop hoping for a Russian victory or relying on chance. The message stresses personal effort and unwavering will to secure victory in the war effort.
United Press reports the United States extends protective measures to Greenland. The notice mentions government actions and is captioned with a biblical citation.
A condensed excerpt from Dale Carnegie on handling unordered deliveries. It advises against accepting COD parcels of unknown origin, warns not to damage or notify the sender immediately, and suggests possible storage charges if the sender is known and fails to collect by a set date.
Dorothy Thompson argues the Nazi revolution shifted from anti capital and socialistic rhetoric to a system where monopoly capitalism dominates. She contends great industrialists profit from labor subjugation, union abolition, and price fixing, with profits shielded by state subsidies and wartime subcontracting. The piece links worker oppression to war weariness and warns against war profiteering and wage suppression.
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