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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1942
Page
13
A compact list of crossword hints across horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and brief clue prompts. Includes various word lengths and topics from actors to measurements and locations, designed for puzzle solvers.
A large town feature lists film offerings at the State Theater in Amarillo. Gone With The Wind returns for three showings. Rita Hayworth, Jean Arthur, and Alan Ladd are among stars in upcoming pictures at local venues.
A condensed anecdote on managing office visits. Dean Bert E. Hawkes of Columbia College greets callers, avoids sitting, handles multiple interviews at once, and directs requests to writing or staff. Will Rogers’ brief telephone approach is noted for brevity.
A collection of wartime remarks features Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels comment on an invasion, Senator Taft on price fixing, Paul McNutt calling for manpower, Captain Rickenbacker estimating pilots and mechanics, and Z. Mitchell noting a late-life wedding.
Military officials urge civilians to write letters that avoid trivial woes or sensational gossip. Keep updates realistic yet hopeful to support morale after long days of training and danger. Charley and his family are used to sharp home front realities without rosy fantasies.
A collection of brief maxims from Pope Eliot Ruskin and Romans about charity growth and conceit. The lines emphasize faith, disagreement, charity, and personal choice as a foundation for character.
Amarillo society items recount family visits and reunions with relatives in Dallas, Dallas and Santa Fe trips, and dismissals to Fort Worth. interwoven are Ernie Pyle’s Northern Ireland field notes praising tank crews, their camaraderie, gear, and insignia debates amid war coverage.
The piece answers etiquette questions about coarse language, offending others, interrupting, helping tell a story, guest diplomacy, and wedding thank you notes. It concludes with a commentary about responding to enthusiasm for large scale action, citing Maj. Alexander de Sevyersky.
A George Gallup study finds 77 percent of those with opinions view Leon Henderson as doing a good or best possible job heading the Office of Price Administration. Voters cite price stability and inflation control, while some criticize pricing levels and rationing, with Mussolini quoted at the end on war strategy.
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