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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1941
Page
5
The Globe News urges young men to continue or resume schooling amid wartime, arguing education aids military service and future careers. It notes benefits of college training for adaptability, credits for service, and the country’s need for a well prepared workforce even after the emergency ends.
Norfolk reader Henry McLemore vents at red tape hampering naval officers seeking aviation transfers. A Yale graduate and qualified flyer confronts requests to resign, undergo doctor’s review, and enter as an Aviation Cadet, baffling him while highlighting bureaucratic delays amid national emergency.
A Pennsylvania coal mine named No 8 ends after 40 years of work. Workers recall lifelong ties to the shaft during a 100th day last rites ceremony. The piece reflects on the mine as a friend and the impact of its closure on retirees and families.
Greg Rollins uncovers a fatal mystery aboard the convoy ship T9. Joan is killed by a hidden gunman, Miley lies dead, and Rollins is pressed into secrecy while a court martial looms. Naval commanders plot a decoy strategy to lure an enemy attack and protect troop ships.
A. W. O'Brien recalls a long voyage with a girl left behind, then a dramatic approach to land near Northern Ireland. The convoy nears land under a night sky, ships salute as Scottish hills weave past. Greg and staff reach Aldershot Camp and begin 25 hours at a desk before units take over.
The new Archbishop of San Antonio sponsored a two week School of Social Justice drawing 147 priests. Lectures covered labor rights living wages and government role in poverty, with a liberal-leaning agenda and ties to labor unions. Archbishop Lucey touted it as beginnings of ongoing Catholic social action programs.
Front page questions explore Ukraine a vast agricultural and industrial region started in northern Russia by German blitz armies. It asks for the capital and principal seaport nickname for grain growing Ukraine four great Russian rivers flowing through Ukraine a town named for a Soviet leader and a size comparison to a U S state. Answers on next page.
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