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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1942
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe publishes in the evenings on weekdays with Sunday edition in conjunction with The Amarillo Daily News. The notice lists The Globe News Publishing Co. as owner with Beene as editor and John McCarty as associate publisher, noting the paper’s founding date of February 20, 1924 and its second class matter status.
The text debates stepwise salary limits capped at 25 000, questioning how far to go and arguing soldiers deserve coffee as often as civilians suffer shortages. It frames the Army's self denial as potentially unnecessary and calls for preserving soldiers access to coffee regardless of civilian hardship.
Dorothy Thompson argues that two rival forces, nationalism capitalism and communism, threaten the Christian faith. She contends Christianity must unite personal, social, and international ethics with economic and political life, or risk irrelevance as governments of Germany and Russia drift from Christian principles.
Naval leader Admiral Chester W. Nimitz advises his men that alertness can guard against wasting their insurance, urging vigilance and prudent conduct to protect family finances.
In YESTERDAY's Pacific Patrol Lt Dan Sherman and Mary Garthwaite join a wartime drill to aid civilians and reach an explosion site. Mary, in uniform, navigates dark streets and torpedo-threat fears, delivering blankets and guiding a line of vehicles toward safety as a blast lights the coast.
Cecil Brown reports on the intense attack by torpedo bombers on HMS Repulse, detailing the furious anti aircraft fire, close-quarters combat, and the crew's steady resolve as Captain Tennant commands the ship through zigzag evasions. The piece captures the chaotic air action, vivid gunnery, and the grim reality of battle.
A staged Q and A on proper behavior covers public manners in theaters, grooming, and dining. It includes answers: no to rattling programs, no to public grooming, avoid public stockings adjustments by retreating to a powder room, avoid restaurant complaints with guests, hotel dining room hats may be off, and proper dish passing with the handle toward the receiver. It closes with Secretary Stimson noting French-cooperation aiding Allied spirits in wartime effort.
The New York Times Magazine profiles Claude Wickard, newly named U.S. food chief, noting his practical farm background from Carroll County Alabama and Indiana roots. He rejects the title Food Czar, values doing tasks promptly like a farmer deadline, and often talks about hogs, corn, and milling methods.
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