War Faith and Censorship Amid Rising War Material Needs
In a rousing editorial voice the writer urges continued U S production and morale in World War II. They dismiss fears of battleship losses, predict airplanes will decide the war, and warn against news censorship while urging strong purchase and investment guidance.
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Orient
United States
Roosevelt
Warfare in the air and a glance at 1942 life
The column mixes war outlooks and social notes. It notes air power as decisive in WWII, cites Parliament critic Wedgwood on taxes, British royals at the National Press Club, canning reuse in conservation, and a note on Fred Karno and Chaplin. It also mentions Detroit auto makers, a Bell System voice exaggeration, London night life, and circulation shifts from News of the World to Sunday News.
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Josiah Wedgwood
F. LD. R
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Gridiron Club
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Alps
Fred Karno
England
Charley Chaplin
Stan Laurel
Adriatic
Albania
Fred Allen
Saturday Evening Post
Reader's Digest
Detroit
Bell System
New York
Los Angeles
London
Mayfair
West End
Uncle Sam
News of the World
Missing items and job ads fill Amarillo readers page
A collage of lost and found notices and help wanted ads runs in Amarillo Globe-News. Readers report lost wallets rings purses keys and a missing cat while others seek part time work babysitting and farm labor in the Amarillo area.
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Tam
Richard Emerson
Monroe Street
Japs Aren't Superhuman and Their Strategy Analyzed
The article argues Japanese forces are not superhuman, noting rapid early gains and three key traits. It highlights surprise attack advantage, favorable bombing luck, and a suicide warfare mindset driving high risk for potential rewards or disaster. It also outlines aims to seize Singapore and the Philippines and to threaten Dutch East Indies wealth.
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News-Globe
Russia
Germany
Europe
Hitler
Philippines
Singapore
Burma
American Identity and Proud Immigration Heritage
The nations millions are praised for bringing ambition courage intelligence imagination and skill to the national melting pot. Today saying I am an American signifies pride and meaning to the world.
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