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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1940
Page
3
The Globe weighs moral choices in wartime life asking how to balance violence with civilization. It cites George Messer Smith and Cordell Hull on unity and policy, ending with Jim Farley's remark about party affiliation.
A government study titled Economic Status of College Alumni shows likely weekly earnings of 45 dollars for men and 31 dollars for women. It notes best paid fields for men include dentistry medicine law public office architecture and insurance, while preaching journalism and clerical work are lowest paid. For women, teaching and nursing top earnings. The report suggests college graduates have better job prospects and notes only small shares have ever relied on relief. It quotes Charlies F. Kettering on the value of a job getting the person, not the other way around.
Sheila and Jim Davis confront rivalry and emotional turmoil aboard the liner. A near catastrophe forges trust as Sheila admits love for Jim while resisting a wealthy flirtation, and the pair acknowledge a future together after danger subsides and truth prevails.
In Judge George C. Aukam's Washington courtroom a social worker presence is routine as a tenant, Mrs. Groman, faces back rent and a trial month. Aukam notes social agencies view rent as a bottleneck, shaping the court's handling of property disputes.
Judge Aukam introduces a social worker, Mrs Florence Conlin, to landlord tenant hearings. She chats with tenants, shifts due dates, and helps families arrange budgets to pay rent. The program aims to prevent evictions, aid landlords, and reduce court caseload from 46 000 yearly filings.
Today’s puzzle presents a long list of cross clues including hints for boat building epochs and various word meanings. Answers span nautical terms, pronouns, animals, and common phrases with a final note referencing a previous solution.
The article discusses Hitler’s 1930s highway program as a strategic base for rapid mobilization, with a 4 300 mile master motorway, high speeds, isolated routes, and safety features, plus its use in military drills and comparisons to Allied air power and defense strategies. It contrasts Nazi road plans with American defense thoughts and warns the dangers of underestimating air power.
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