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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1941

Page

11

Eight Ways to Save Gas

Guidance on efficient driving includes gentle acceleration to avoid flooding the carburetor and coasting to a stop to save fuel. It also notes that sudden stops waste gasoline and emphasizes keeping tires properly inflated to reduce friction and engine work.

Foreigners fill Washington as embassies expand

The Washington diplomatic scene swells with rising embassy staffs and commissions from the Soviet Union to Great Britain. Russians, Norwegians, Greeks, Australians, Chinese, French and others multiply in new offices and mansions along Military Road and K Street. Tea time at 4 30 becomes the only shared social ritual among busy officials.

Jack Stinnett Hitler Washington Union of Soviet, Socialist Republics Amtore Military Road Rock Creek Park Moscow Great Britain K Street Northwest London Massachusetts Avenue British Purchasing Commission Willard Hotel Andrew Mellon Lord Halifax

Roosevelt Churchill meeting secrecy exposed by press critique

The piece examines how officials misled the press about Roosevelt and Churchill meeting at sea and how the Navy and Army faked on leave or inspection during the time. It notes British censorship and a shabby American press deal around the advance release and radio coverage. It cites biblical verses as editorial emphasis.

Warbhington Roosevelt White House Navy Knox Washington Press Corps Churchil High Seas United States State Desportment Mit Stark Army Marshall Air Corps Arnold Higk Marshal Arnoll Toneus London Lord Privy Seal Clement Atlee Mr. Atlee

Horizontal and vertical puzzle clues

A reader supplied list of crossword style clues covering states scents containers grades and many others. The grid includes across clues numbered 1 to 70 and vertical clues 1A to 67 with prompts like State Antic Glass container Grade and more.

Catholic Society

Feud Between Roosevelt Era Presidents Roils Politics

The piece traces legendary feuds in U S politics from Jefferson and Hamilton to Jackson Calhoun Conkling Blaine and Roosevelt Taft. It notes Wheeler as a leading antagonist in Roosevelt era battles over court expansion and war policies, drawing a line to historic partisan strife and rivalries that shaped national policy.

Washington Montana Butt’ Wheeler Roosevelt Thomas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton Wheeler Supreme Court Maine James G. Blaine Jefferson Treasury Hamilton France Joan Adams Adams Reynolds Andrew Jackson John C. Calhoun Calhoun

Notions on Human Anatomy and Patriotism by Inman and Hawkes

A fragment quotes UC anatomist Dr. Verne T Inman noting primitive anatomy and a reservoir of patriotism. It also cites President Albert W Hawkes of the U S Chamber of Commerce urging untapped national patriotism.

Verne T Inman University of California Eee America Albert W. Hawkes U. S Chamber of Commere

Back Home with Ernie Pyle Iowa Corn 1941

In Des Moines and Council Bluffs the writer half handles corn notes and half profiles Jake Perkins a preacher and angler. Iowa yields 52 bushels per acre this year with a near half billion bushels plus a quarter billion stored, corn priced about 60 cents a bushel. Perkins, warden and author, personifies patient fishing as a life philosophy and humor.

Ernie Pyle Iowa Ars Des Moines Towa England Jake Perkins Council Bluffs Congregational Church Jake New Orleans Perkins Minnesota

Quotes and verse fragments from historical sources

A collage of religious and literary lines include Patrick Henry on liberty, II Samuel on irretrievable loss, Psalms comfort, Charlotte Perry on morning, and a Gilbert and Sullivan line about police duty. The piece reads like a period era anthology of moral reflections.

Learn the Job Before You Apply Says Dale Carnegie

A man named Robert Ruddick in Indianapolis sought a laundry truck job with no experience. He studied the industry, learned terms like route man and route supervisor, read a trade magazine, and impressed a supervisor to land the job in ten minutes. The lesson: study the job, understand its problems, and speak intelligently about solutions to stand out.

Roberts Ruddick Cruft Street Indianapolis Ind Robert Ruddick Ruddick Bob Bob Ruddick Bear Fame Laundry Tim Griffin

Texas Into Gear Ry Potts Bosswell Defense Pools Push Small Shops

Texas and Southwest industry boost national defense with cooperative pools of machine tools. Langford says small shops join to win government work, hire more workers, and fill idle hours by aggregating capacity across Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana including San Antonio Corpus Christi and Lubbock groups.

Ry Potts Boswell Associated Press Texas and Southwest Texas Nation A. J. Langford Dallas Defense Contract Service OPM Langford West Texas Oklahoma Wichita Falls Army Navy Abilene Lubbock Amarillo Waco Pampa Louisiana East Texas North San Antonio Corpus Christi

Books in Brief: Literary Gossip and Western Tales

Hugh Walpole’s The Blind Man's House drama from village rumors prompts social upheaval. Virginia Cowles recalls Europe’s trouble in Looking for Trouble. Donald Haines shares outdoor misadventures in Luck in All Weathers. Merritt Allen’s Western Star chronicles frontier legends with historical flair.

Hugh Walpole Doubleday Doran Garth Sewing Circle Virginia Cowles Boston Europe Harper's Miss Cowles Jim Bridger Rawhide Merritt P Ailen Longman’s Green Allen Kenneth Roberts

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