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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1941

Page

9

Snow Ball at the Nat Ends with Peggy Stack Honored

The Nat event hosted many guests led by Peggy Stack who, after a long illness, returned to celebrate with friends. Numerous couples danced to I’m Getting Sentimental Over You, with attendees including Connie Fugue, Melvyn Cobb, Sue Kuykendall, Bill Dickson, Alice Mayne, Don Marsalis, and many more registered in elegant attire. The lengthy guest list features color and fabric notes as well as pairings, showcasing a festive, period-appropriate social page scene.

T. P Peggy Stack Connie Fugue Melvyn Cobb Sue Kuykendall Bill Dickson Alice Mayne Don Marsalis Mary Anne Hall Ina McCoiuva Wlaina Taha

Answers to Crackers Questions on Next Page

False true factual quiz items listed with corrections include Red Skelton as a comedian since 1941. Gable co-starred with Rosalind Russell in They Met in Bombay and with Lana Turner in Honky Tonk. D C French gained fame from a minuteman statue on defense stamps. Paderewski buried in Arlington. Tschaikowsky’s piano concerto swung on Freddy Martin arrangement. Hemingway’s For Whom the Bell Tolls being prepared for a movie.

Red Skelton Becaume Gable Rosalind Russell Bombay Lana Turner D. C

The Long Car Load and a Trip to Richmond

A humorous reminiscence of driving from New York to Richmond with a car packed beyond capacity. The narrator details packing chaos, including pillows, a radio, a dog, and crates, while joking about the household goods avalanche and hotel mishaps as luggage overwhelms the car.

Richmond New York Uiiltye Grant

The Capital reflections on closed shop debate and war policy

Paul Mallon surveys Roosevelt administration positions on the closed shop amid labor disputes. He notes Steelman’s report did not set policy, Carmody’s ouster, and a weak mediation board. Stockpiling and inflation fears loom as wartime policy battles intensify. He warns readers against vigilant self policing of espionage and urges contacting authorities instead.

Paul Mallon Washington Roosevelt Fdr John R. Steelman John Lewis Steelman Lewis Carmody White House Mediation Board William H. Davis War Labor Board Labor Board Italy Germany Singapore Philippines Hitler Russia

Lucille Ball to play historical lead in Valley of the Sun

Lucille Ball takes her first historical role as Christine in Valley of the Sun, Clarence Budington Kelland's story from the Saturday Evening Post. She notes Christine as a realistic, modern-feeling 1868 girl who defies the sugary stereotype and hopes contemporary audiences will connect with her. Ball recalls her West picture hesitations and praises Graham Baker for revealing the character's natural humanity. She had previously been a Hattie Carnegie model before being brought to Hollywood by Samuel Goldwyn with other poster girls for Romance Scandals.

Charles R. Moore United Press Hollywood U.P Lucille Ball Valley of the Sun Clarence Budington Kelland Saturday Evening Post Miss Ball Christine Arizona Graham Baker Paris Annabelle Hattie Carnegie Samuel Goldwyn

TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL 1 510 PICTURED LATE SUFFRAGIST

Word puzzle clues fill a grid with across and down entries. This compact puzzle features standard crossword style hints ranging from general terms to names and abbreviations, inviting steady solving with numeric and letter cues interwoven.

On the Record: Thompson on St Pierre Miquelon Revolt

Dorothy Thompson argues the St Pierre and Miquelon anti fascist protest shows democratic choice under fire. She blames the Striped Pants in the State Department for undermining anti fascist revolutions and warns it weakens freedom globally while Wake Island fell after sixteen days of resistance.

Dorothy Thompson St. Pierre and Miquelon Emile Muselier France de Gaulle State Department God Robert Martinique St. Pierre and Miquelon Vichy St Pierre-Miquelon

White House store trains for war with city wide Red Cross role

Rambling with Ernie Pyle details San Francisco White House store preparations for air raids. Store workers drilled in first aid and blackout procedures, with floor captains and emergency squads ready to guide shoppers. A large fleet of delivery trucks doubles as ambulances, and 800 staff form a city scale emergency battalion trained for weeks.

Ernie Pyle San Francisco Paris Twin Peaks Fisherman's Wharf America White House Red Cross The Perfume Department

Ernest Bevin A Model of Quiet Diligence and Resolve

A Bristo l boy named Ernest Bevin rose from ginger beer delivery to labor organizer to Parliament and cabinet minister. He learned to work by doing one task at a time with full focus, dropping it if flawed, then moving to the next hard job. His rise is framed as a lesson in prioritizing hard tasks first.

Bristol England Gingerbeer Company Ernest Bevin Ginger-Beer Ernest Churchill Ernest Begin

Airpower Tactics From Malay Peninsula War Propaganda

Major A S Williams argues in a Malay Peninsula release that jungle terrain forces air and ground forces to rely on highways and railroads. He stresses supply lines from Cape of Good Hope and Indian Ocean routes, plus frontier-style hit and run tactics and Indian fighter precedents to defeat Japan.

AS Williams Japan Malay Peninsula Malayan Far East England Singapore U. S Cape of Good Hope Indian Ocean Pacific Ocean Pacific

Orders Aimed at Sugar Stock Control for Wholesalers

The OPM issued sugar control orders to limit excessive inventories by wholesalers industrial users and robbers and to assure normal supplies for home and industrial use. The rule permits normal one month stocks for industrial users jobbers and wholesale receivers and freezes stocks beyond 60 days while blocking deliveries that push stocks past a 30 day level. Leon Henderson urged repairing old flashlights to curb new purchases and conserve critical materials.

OPM Leon Henderson Civilian Supply America Henderson

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