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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1942

Page

11

Goin' Places Saturday Night at the Nat

Louise Roach a West Texas State co ed sings with Phil Phillips at the Nat. The scene includes Roberta Lawson and many locals. Capitol Theatre listings show upcoming plays with Lloyd Snyder era references and various acts.

Turday NAT Louise Roach West Texas State Phil Phillips Louise Phil Lloyd Snyder Roberta Lawson Jack West Barry Bill Yates Charlie Sandie Gill Bill Conway

25 Years Ago Today The Two Wars

A retrospective on April 13 1917 noting Herbert Hoover becoming food administrator and promoting meatless, wheatless, and sweetless days. It recalls U S Navy patrols in the Western Hemisphere and open ports in the West Indies, food shortages, and a proposed expansion of victory gardens. The piece mentions Vimy Ridge and Haig, global wartime rationing, and shifts in Russia, Brazil, and Spain reflecting prelude to broader conflict.

Herbert Hoover Hoover France Daniels Benson U. S. Navy Western Hemisphere West Indies Washington Tampico Mexico Woodrow Wilson U. S Diamond Jim Brady New York New York Agricultural Society America Britain Vimy Ridge Haig Hindenburg Russia Germany Bulgaria Brazil Bolivia San Fulgencia Socialist Party Copenhagen

Despot over United States indicted on sedition charge

William Dudley Pelley, leader of the Silver Shirts, faces sedition charges in a case reflecting the era's tense political climate. The publicity and film industry are noted as seeking bold headlines amid wartime publicity pressures.

United States William Dudley Pelley Silver Shirt

TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES LIST

A grayscale puzzle listing across and down clues with potential misspellings and partial words. The mixed items include references to U S officials, elements, verbs, nouns, and abbreviations, suggesting a crossword-like wordplay with numbered positions and partial answers.

Hitler Should Name This War Says Roosevelt

A column argues that President Roosevelt should name World War II himself, praising Hitler as the one who created the war. It mocks public attempts at a short designation and says the task is too big for ordinary citizens. The piece humorously imagines various locals offering brief names.

Washington Roosevelt Adolf Hitler Hitler Mussolini Hirohito Laval Quisling Sherman

Radio and theater audiences seen to rise under fuel curtailment

Hollywood report quotes Edward G. Robinson predicting fewer car trips and tighter mobility due to new automobile and tire bans and gasoline rationing. He says audiences will shift to home entertainment via radio and nearby venues, with stronger interest in news and current events programming and comedies.

Ernest Foster Hollywood U.p Edward G. Robinson Robinson

War Quiz Answers and War News Briefs Listed

Answers to War Quiz appear on Editorial Page 1. Decoration is given to gallant American Army soldiers in action not qualifying for the Medal of Honor or the Distinguished Service Cross. Ceylon sends tea to Britain. Japan received petroleum cotton scrap iron and copper from the United States.

Ceylon Britain Japan United States

Around Town and Northwest Texas Hospital News Highlight Local Life

Amarillo briefs note Staff Sergeant J P English on furlough from Fort Clark visiting family at 406 North Buchanan Street. Local births at Northwest Texas Hospital include Harmon's daughter and several other newborns. many residents welcome newcomers from Vernon Dallas and Wichita Falls. Also covered are visitors to Amarillo, veterans, garden tips, and a quiz on Jefferson.

R. C. English North Buchanan Street J. P. English Fort Clark C. H. Trice Joan Oklahoma City A. Dean Harmon Golad Street Northwest Texas Hospital J. C. White Larry LeRoy John M Vandiver Brooks Street L C. Smith Smiths Front Street J. L. Winsenant Route 2 Gary Lane Gilbert O. Holbrook Holbrook Lincoln Street R. G. Crane Arthur Street Leta Ingram Birmingham Ala R. F. Posey Bowie Street Ingram Amarillo Kansas City The Navy Mothers’ Clubs of America Navy Pensacola Fla Robert Wheatley Robert, Jr Fillmore Street Denver Colo AATT H. Yager Vernon Lipscomb Street Yager United States Roy Martin Weslyn Apartments Martin H. V. Whisler Lubbock Singer Sewing Machine Company Lamont-Corrie Company Dallas West Sixteenth Avenue Department of Internal Revenue J. P. Jenkins Raymond _ Keddy Fort Worth Talmage Place

Esther Henderson and Chuck Abbott Take Tucson by Storm

ERNIE PYLE profiles Esther Henderson a showgirl turned top Southwest photographer in Tucson. She and Chuck Abbott marry after a clash with a California photographer. The couple, now a celebrated duo, run studios, enjoy a lively home life, and joke about starting a business together.

Esther Henderson Tucson Esther Sunshine Club California Phoenix Chuck Abbott Miss Henderson Mr. Abbott Chuck Arizona Henderson- Abbott

What Would You Do A Parents Guide On Social Etiquette

Quick Q and A explores proper conduct for women cyclists and visitors. It covers slacks for riders, dignity of adults on bikes, toy sidewalk clutter, storing large playthings, visiting mothers with fretful babies, and tactful praise of children. The answer set endorses practical courtesy and sensitivity in everyday scenes.

War era opens chances for middle aged readers

Readers, the ongoing war creates unprecedented opportunities for those past middle age to work in munition plants and new roles. Examples include veterans returning to old trades and leaders like MacArthur at 63, Ford with innovation at 40, and many others thriving past 70. Seize the chance for country and self.

Douglas MacArthur Henry Ford Prrishing France Wiliam D Coolidge Reesearch Laboratories General Electric Company Schenectady New York Arturo Toscanini Mahatma Gandi P. Giannini California Sibelius George F. Johnson Endicott Johnson Shoe Company George Bernard Shaw Leo H. Baekeland

Chuzpeh and a Nazi Agent in Congress

Dorothy Thompson critiques Hamilton Fish after his secretary Hill is indicted for Nazi propaganda. She calls Fish's defense and actions chuzpeh, noting his denial and insistence on service while defending Hill. The piece questions his patriotism and integrity, ending with the inquiry is he a knave or an ass.

Hamilton Fish Duchess County New York George Hill George Sylvester Viereck Hoosegow Nazi Germany Hill Fish Mr. Fish America Hawaii Hitler Germany Congress New Deal Mr. Hill Knave

Feeding the Lions by Fabulous Frank Case

Fabulous Frank Case presents his famed hotel recipes in Feeding the Lions with letters from celebrity customers and illustrations by Soglow. The Algonquin majordomo shares professional secrets and dishes that became a New York tradition among theater, music, radio, and opera figures.

Frank Case Greystone Algonquin Hotel New York Case Soglow

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Eiu Ivete Vwaidae Avebniwe Betty Blake Canyon Miss Roach Milton Meier Allen W. A. Maddox Elizabeth Rollins George Reubenstahl Dickie Mayer J.R. Marler Clyde Dampf Grady Johnson Martha Nell Stack Green Was My Valley Bette Davis Jimmie Durante Phil Silvers Capitol Theatre Richard Himber Charlie Spivak Sammy Kaye Freddy Martin Claude Thornhill Film Daily Texas Hal McIntyre Miller Oranges Tuxedo Junction Glenn Miller Ann Sheridan USA Carole Lombard Lew Ayres Fiz WAR Quiz Nell True Orley L. Miller Allura Art Shop W. 7Th. Ave Ft. Defiance Reservation West Tenth Avenue Betty Fuinsterwald First National Bank Ross Hatcher Hugh C. Hurd Tulsa Walter Everett Moore Street Everett Waples Platter Company Garland Wilson G. G. Ordway Harrison Street George Frimel Jenne Sam Lewis Carolina Street Northwest Texas Hospital News Regina Doane Pillmore Street J. C. Morgan van Buren Street Pearl Clemens Wilson Street Therman Jackson Hollis Samuel Burton French W. D. Bartlett East Fourteenth Avenue Alma Bell Cleveland Street William Cross Washington Street Donnie Bohannon Bobbie Gene Kelly Frank Kelly West Travis Street Robert Raymon Chilton R. N. Chilton Sandra Lee Tucker Charles H. Tucker Spearman Thomas Jefferson ST. Anthony's W. A. Culwell Nineteenth Avenue A. E. White Washburn Frank Griffith Wichita Kaw Billy Ryan Albert Ryan Shamrock G. A. McCullough Polk Street E. G. Spiker R. A. Bennett Floyd Johnson Pleasant Valley Ronald Brandon North East Third Avenue E. M. Keller Pampa E. V. Newman Tucumari H. C. Fuppey McLean Kenneth Lanham E. F. Lanham Hayden Street Charlotte Smith John Smith E. Bloomer L. H. Carver 1618 North Arthur Street Dale Smith T. 8. Edwards Knox City Ross Rogers Rogers Eddie College Station M. E. Hughey Stigler Okla W. B. Sears Joe B George Sears Riley Strickland Cheyenne Street Veterans’ Hospital Ben F. Miller Venezuela Millers Wayne Broaddus States Mr. Miller Lago Petroleum Company Miami Jack D. Jerman Fort Blanding Jack Jerman Iris Jerman Carrizozo N. M W. M. McGough John McPherson Ernie Pyle Ariz Dale Carnegie Dorothy Thompson St. Louis
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