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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1940
Page
3
Virginia Hanson files indicate publication details for The Globe News and Amarillo daily connections. The paper describes its evenings publication schedule and leadership, noting GENE HOWE as president and JOHN McCARTY as associate publisher.
A cautious analysis outlines that Britain may fall to Germany, forcing Canada into a broader war. The United States would face strategic choices to defend North America, with military coordination and readiness urged amid uncertainty.
The narrative follows Mrs. Wallace and Adam as they discuss Ivan, a Russian writer found dead on a midwestern army post, and the clues from a grimy manuscript and an address book. Sandra offers limited, cryptic insight into Ivan’s past and connections to powerful figures, while questions of motive and espionage linger.
Rule 2 advises job seekers to target growing industries rather than following old patterns. It names air conditioning aviation cooperative stores distribution and coin vending as examples and cautions against glamorous fields. Local conditions can shift demand, so consult a town leader to learn which businesses are expanding.
Puzzle lists a large set of horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and definitions including falls, regions, items, and terms. Readers fill the grid with answers such as waterfalls, bodies, and common crossword words.
Dick Powell notes Mack Sennett did not base his studio in Hollywood and traces early film work across Edendale Santa Monica Canyon Santa Barbara Universal and San Fernando Valley. He recalls Hollywoods first foreign car Wallace Beery and Gloria Swanson and Whitely Heights as a star enclave with lavish homes built by actors.
Answers: 1 No omit details. keep concise. 2 I telephoned. 3 No, it implies ongoing poor appearance. 4 No, it detracts from story. 5 No, use the solution Let him tell the story. (b) is best.
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