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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1941
Page
5
Second class matter notice dated February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas under act of 1879. Publication connects The Amarillo Daily News with The Globe News Publishing Co. President Gene Howe and Associate Publisher John McCarty listed. Telephones provided.
The Globe notes the Latin American nations have rallied to the side of the United States in the war, describing the display as heartwarming and supportive of Allied efforts regardless of political alignments.
The narrative sketches war costs and public caution as nations draw closer to conflict. In Tyler Springs, Sue Ellen faces Riv Moore's vendetta over Belle Acres, while Ginny plots a rushed marriage to Toby. A deadly accident involving Riv at night escalates fear and unanswered questions before Johnny Harris’ arrival.
Carl, aided by Santa, finds a cave and uses a white powder to subdue the witch hidden in a high oak. The trio returns to the castle where Princess Hildur meets Carl, who receives a purse of coins, yet laments his peasant birth as Santa hints that every day changes.
The piece notes Brazzaville as the Free French capital with radio broadcasts to Europe, led by General Charles de Gaulle in Black Africa’s Congo region. It highlights 60,000 troops, 110 ships, and a growing foreign presence amid Vichy opposition, plus dangers like the Tse Tse fly and local turmoil.
United Press outlines the life of Bishop John Francis Noll of Fort Wayne The fifth bishop rose from a pastorate to author editor and leader He founded Our Sunday Visitor in 1912 built schools and orphanages led anti pornography drives and chaired Catholic welfare efforts He earned the title Assistant at the Pontifical Throne from Pope Pius XII for his writings and service.
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