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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1942
Page
8
A fragment from The Amarillo Globe Mexican Masquerade dated April 23, 1942. It lists Cecil Carnes as author and notes publication details, including post office origin Amarillo Texas, second class matter status, and staff roles such as GENE HOWE president and publisher.
The Globe notes growing cooperation with Mexico over shared wartime needs and trade. It urges deeper study of patent controls on war production and supports transparency to curb price cartels while avoiding misuse of American power.
United States aviation education is urged to start early as German programs show breadth from kindergarten onward. Universal pictures reboots Abbott and Costello with Buck Privates, turning a low-budget film into a major box office hit. Vaudeville makes a comeback at the Forty-sixth Street Theater, reviving old acts and proving enduring public appeal.
Noted columnist Paul Mallon notes Washington silence over Allied air raids on Japan was productive. He recalls Tokyo misstatements about bomber origins, mocks morale drops, and comments on Roosevelt and inflation rhetoric. He cites Henderson price-freeze plans and legal hurdles.
A parental quiz suggests wise Mother Day behavior: buy thoughtful gifts with a child’s money is nice, and grown children should show care. Grown sons or daughters at home can offer church trips. If no cook, husband should consider dining out if affordable. Gifting mother-in-law is fine. If your child buys a gift, respond kindly, praising sentiment.
A reader asks which nation bears a flag with blue white and red stripes under Nazi conquest and which country remains resisting. Also questions Riom’s recent prominence and why some U S officers know Chinese or Japanese, with answers on the next page.
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