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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1942
Page
4
Pounded February 20, 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas office under the 1879 act. Published evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Pie by The Globe News Publishing Co. Sixth and more. Gene F Howe president and publisher John in McCarty associate publisher. Telephones business and circulation departments.
A critical plea for a clear and energetic inquiry into the rubber confusion urges immediate action. The piece complains of conflicting stories and lagging synthetic rubber production, proposes Justice Stone or Hughes for leadership, and cites contemporary remarks on Churchill and war. It includes quotes from Saroyan and Ording.
Washington Navy officials faced hostile letters as Army attorneys urged the Supreme Court to permit military trials for saboteurs and propaganda. Attorney General Biddle argued for broader military jurisdiction, while Justices Jackson and Black pressed limits. The case centers on Ex Parte Milligan and the balance between civil rights and total war powers amid global conflict.
Jack Fenner and Kent Murdock push to question Hester Losado about Raeburn and a string of killings linked to Perry Clarke and Hardacker. Nason joins in as tensions rise and Hester resists accusations while the room cools under suspicions of harboring a murderer.
In a tense scene, Murdock presses Hester over Losado inheritance while Nason defends the will and marital status. Joyce plans to reveal truths with photos, then a threat looms as Don Tereburn confronts Hester with a gun, forcing a dangerous car ride away from the house.
Edward Barrow, longtime baseball executive and president of the New York Yankees, is celebrated on the eve of his seventy fifth birthday for shaping multiple pennants and two immortals. He helped promote the first night baseball game, discovered Honus Wagner, and mentored Babe Ruth into a legendary slugger while guiding the Yankees to wealth and success.
Walter Lippmann argues in a sharp critique that seven months under Nelson and the War Production Board have yielded a bankrupt priority system. He urges direct material scheduling, not mere theoretical rights to purchase, to ensure timely delivery of steel, copper, and other critical metals to U.S. plants, enabling flexible production for future war needs.
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