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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1942
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe declares itself an independent democratic newspaper publishing the news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics. Published evenings except Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News with leadership by Gene Howe and John McCarty.
Fortune Magazine surveys show Americans favor Anglo-Saxon cooperation with Great Britain as the best path to avoiding a new world war while opposing domestic communism. A memo urges patriotism in daily chores and emphasizes winning the war now and the peace to follow per Roosevelt’s aims.
The six percent war profits limit faces House and Senate maneuvering as leaders seek tax-based remedies. Senators McKellar, Thomas, and Barkley propose alternatives while conference tensions rise, with Vice President Wallace naming a wide 25-member subcommittee to iron out a compromise.
The May Esquire feature counsels women on flirting, manners, and decison in romance while telling men to curb insincere lines, avoid overflattery, and maintain groomed propriety. It also notes a dispatch on Australians and Americans coping with postwar civilian life.
A Navy insignia with a globe sparks a question about map making duties. Axis looters pillaged Het Loo Palace and the location options include Holland among China Burma Malaya Norway. Lance Corporal C A Chu Jr of New York City is said to be first American enlisted in the British army and earned a Medal for Tobruk bravery. Tobruk is an Egyptian port town.
A year ago the German and Italian governments recognized Croatia as a dependent state. Secretary of War Henry L. Stimpson said the U S army must be ready to fight in any part of North South or Central America or even in other regions.
Twenty five years ago today April 15 1917 the German shelling of Reims hit the cathedral as bombs and artillery rained on the city. The attack marked the Coventry of World War I with heavy front line fighting, Allied patrol actions, and political calls for unity and production in support of the war effort.
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