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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1942
Page
7
Brief item notes The Amarillo Globe Caribbean Crisis published as second class matter February 20 1924. The record lists officers Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty associated publisher, with publishing details and contact numbers.
The piece contrasts the FBI record with a controversial sabotage accusation against Bill Talcott a plant manager in the Caribbean and parallels wartime price controls with inflation. It then shifts to a dramatic fiction scene featuring June Paterson and Leonard Halsey confronting a financial misconduct rumor and a tense encounter on a private beach with locals arriving.
Miss Paterson confronts fear on Alias island as Bill Talcott stages a rescue. Tomas, a wary worker, shakes hands with the woman while Talcott’s composure hints at deeper plans. Mac Dowell returns with a pistol and a red welt marks Talcott’s jaw.
Bruce Smith, Minnesota’s 1941 All American, welcomes Columbia's Smith of Minnesota as a nonfiction style football picture. He avoids romance and kisses, hoping the film shows his real life and last game scenes rather than idealized gridiron action. Arlene Judge and Warren Ashe provide romance.
The House unanimously repealed its delay on five months arrears for dependents of soldiers, with Senate approval following. Rankin faced war department resistance while May and navy officials pressed for immediate payments to relieve hunger and rent worries before the November election.
Smithsonian anthropologist Dr Ales Hrdlicka argues American women are not biologically different from women of other nations and can be fit to fight if they pursue reasonable work. He condemns luxury and fashion as weakening factors and urges wholesome labor to build stamina among American women.
Britain states no misuse of lease lead materials but confirms some finished export products contained such materials. Roosevelt warns Congress against allowing Germany space to rearm. Japan allows 26 U. S. embassy staff to leave. Mountbatten named to command carrier Invincible being repaired in U. S. Paris raids report 6,000 Jews affected.
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