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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1941
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe News published evenings with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. The paper is printed by The Globe News Publishing Co with GENE HOWE as President and Publisher and John McCarty as Associate Publisher.
The piece argues the mine disturbances and labor strike must be weighed as part of the price of freedom, praising patience and democratic rights while urging arbitration and a broad view of national needs. It also warns of venereal disease, urges decisive action, and notes Nazi executions as a grim future threat with quotes from Sinclair Lewis.
In a Tyler Springs drawing room, Sue Ellen faces a dilemma about marrying Riv as memories of Aunt Carolina’s past love stir. Riv returns home wary of draft era pressures while Carolina weighs family plans and a northern suitor’s influence on their plantation future.
Maudie O Con nor uncovers her suspicion that inn keeper Chris Gordon killed Cord and Miss Millie Morris and Liza Holmes. Gordon shoots himself after Maudie reveals the accusation as police arrest Jeanie, while Ted Palmer drives Jeanie away from the scene.
Marguerite Gahagan presents a scene of young lovers Tod and Jeanie planning to marry despite obstacles. Denny taunts with reminders of past dangers, while Mary and Maudie hope for a quiet future. The narrator notes Denny's wit and the newsroom habit of concise speech as the lovers affirm their commitment. THE END
A stranger from the North visits a prosperous capital during a September festival. He shares nothing, yet causes strange events as white doves appear, a white rose is halved, and two babies are found in his arms before he leaves the town. Tomorrow hints at a follow up about the opal and the feather.
An article from Fortune argues the U S Army lacks unified command and would benefit from a supreme high command under presidential authority. It urges public pressure for reforms to remove politics, align air and ground forces, and imitate efficient German coordination while maintaining democratic controls.
The document discusses branch pride within a task force, dangers of factionalism, and the need for top leadership to root out channeling of credit. It compares German force integration to American calls for adaptable leaders free of conservatism and eager to adopt effective ideas from others.
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