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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1941
Page
16
Bill Worley defeats Wells in a U S Congress race in Hazlewood where local returns highlight the contest. The page also notes Hazlewood's Senate result with Boyer prevailing and lists social events including engagements and weddings among Amarillo society figures.
The Capital notes intense pressure from Hillman and Davis to seize the Kearny shipyard, with Roosevelt reversing his stance within 24 hours. Panel disputes and labor board dynamics loom, while global tensions with Japan and Britain push diplomatic efforts.
A crossword style list of cryptic clues across and down with numbers and partial words, including hints for Excla mat a Viret name of, operatic terms, pronouns, medicinal plants, and various nouns and adjectives. The page presents a puzzle item rather than a news event.
The Gallup survey finds most voters favor a $30 monthly raise for all draftees after one year of active service, arguing it rewards longer service and aligns with civilian wage gains in defense industries. Critics say the cost and tax impact are too high and that current military pay plus benefits suffices.
Readers propose Defense Stamps gifts to start savings for youths and a range of civic measures. Suggestions include adding white trash barrels downtown, clearly marked school zones, selecting a capable city manager, mowing weeds to prevent fires, fining drivers for ambulance delays, and promoting Amarillo's year round climate.
A practice guide reviews polite behavior asking five questions about hosting guests and conversation. It answers that a hostess should not dwell on price, guests should avoid price inquiries, avoid discussing illness with new doctors, laugh at light humor, and not force radio during group chats. It also notes that a business apology should use simple wording, preferring I am sorry.
The U P reports Ellington Field near Houston aims to be the bombardment academy of the air with a plan for 400 airplanes but only 36 are on site. Delays, weather, and shortages push construction, yet officials promise progress and a October milestone as cadets begin training flights at Matagorda Bay.
The writer describes Wisconsin Dells as a famed scenic gorge on the Wisconsin River with 12 miles of dark gorges and glacier‑formed rocks. He details the Upper Dells boat trip, 1.50 for nearly three hours, 40‑seat launches, and 30 boats daily, plus comments on guides, lectures, and a near‑mishap when a captain fell into the river.
A compact collection presents maxims on wealth poverty and life from Auden Shakespeare Job Dryden Dryden Kings Ecclesiastes Marcus Aurelius. It links moral reflections and practical counsel through famed authors and scriptures.
In Lexington seven years after Wirt Willmott’s death from infantile paralysis, his father James Willmott uses his office as a hub for old ROTC friends. He reunites them, shares news, and offers support, turning personal sorrow into communal aid and a life lesson on selflessness.
Rome reports Italy, once relatively cushioned by late entry and surplus goods, now endures rationing and soaring prices. Wages rise monthly, workdays lengthen, and public life tightens as gasoline, clothing, and daily comforts shrink under wartime controls.
A quartet of wartime books spans Hitler’s rhetoric and Nazi rule. My New Order compiles speeches from 1922 to 1941. Pattern of Conquest offers a clear Berlin-based view. The Spoil of Europe explains finance under occupation. France on Berlin Time analyzes France under Swastika dominance.
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