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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1940
Page
6
Dorothy Thompson argues Hoover's relief plan for Nazi-occupied countries is a self serving trade deal. She says true aid must back Britain, resist German blockade, and build a new cooperative world order rather than feed subjugated peoples for profit.
The Globe News published a wide ranging editorial page excerpt critiquing memory politics around Napoleon’s earnings and the Duke of Reichstadt, arguing the dead past haunts Europe while noting modern concerns. It includes quotes from figures like Matthew Woll and Herbert Hoover on postwar geopolitics and national strength.
Geneva Kentucky born Carolyn V Latta dreamed of New York after hearing stories from a sister. She pursued entry to the city, explored how colleges visit New York, and conceived a hostess and chaperone service for visiting female students. Latta’s initiative, courage, and leadership fueled the venture.
Eric the fisherman's son guides three princes of Thuringia home after a spell. The city is empty until night signals draw villagers from beyond the hills. Fires mark the signal and the crowd rejoices as the princes reveal their lineage and reclaim the throne.
Sigrid Arne tells of Harald naming Eric to watch dancers with him. Harald gifts Eric outfits and three caskets for his parents, a blue velvet suit for his mother, a wine red suit for his father, and gold pieces. Eric vows to visit and hints at a future kingship by Christmas Day.
A new arrival in a Reich meeting room stands before a desk mic as a loudspeaker voice reviews present members. The unseen chyron orders two agents killed, discusses Brinda and Mara, and evaluates Lord Mountwyn and Sir John Sanderson while planning further actions and discrediting enemies.
In a tense underground scene, leaders discuss a perilous plot to assassinate the Fuehrer and his named successors. A spy chief reveals the plan, a blunder exposes an authentic code misused, and chaos erupts as Reutling is struck down by a hidden assailant. The danger escalates as the conspirators brace for actions likely to cost lives.
Kent Sagen Dorph discusses the WWI era rise of plane heraldry. Aces from Richtofen to Rickenbacker used emblems to mark virtuosity and defiance, while critics note the practice as primitive yet striking messages of aid in battle.
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Newsweek review of Bernard DeVoto edited Mark Twain in Eruption reveals Twain’s scathing attacks on Theodore Roosevelt Andrew Carnegie John D Rockefeller Jr Bret Harte and other figures. The pieces suggest a volatile portrait of Twain as a master of public roasting and private enmity.
In Liberty magazine's To the Ladies column the shift in candy gifting is noted as favoring smaller quantities and simpler, reusable packaging. The piece cites taste changes, designer boxes giving way to plain wood or china shapes, and mentions candy connoisseurs such as James A. Farley and celebrities like Sonja Henie and Zasu Pitts as examples of preferences for specific confections.
Five wartime terms appear in news overall readers should know. Define Stick when signaling bombs Paravene Y gun Pom pom Flaming onions. Answers on comic page not provided in this snippet.
Carrie Chapman Catt, noted feminist, declares tyrants and dictators must not rule humanity during her address at New York City’s Woman’s Centennial Congress. She likens resisting oppression to preventing dinosaurs from returning to roam the earth.
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