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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1941
Page
4
London dispatch describes Double-X shelter a vast, lively microcosm where ten thousand residents pass through each night. It highlights a cheerful, cosmopolitan hub with libraries, classes, romances, and soldiers on leave, contrasted with private Anderson shelters and new government shelter fortifications.
Dale Carnegie illustrates a reader James A. Lee of Chicago who rebuilt a business relationship by showing genuine interest. Lee helped a difficult customer with his hobby, joined him on a pheasant hunt, and secured future orders for employee gifts, proving how attention can restore trust and boost sales.
Sally recounts a weekend murder mystery where Aunt Maggie is killed and Eve Benedict dies by a dart. Suspects include Alice and her husband Bill, with Lieutenant Gregory investigating an inside job and fingerprints to be checked. Tensions rise as alibis are questioned and fear grows among eight guests.
In a tense room the narrator notices suspicion over Alice and Claire as they cope with blood stains on Alice. Lieutenant Gregory interviews signals of guilt while Bob and Bill discuss the search of servants quarters and hidden devices as the mystery deepens.
In the grim scene Lieutenant Gregory questions Kirk after a handkerchief with a P is found in Mrs Benedict's room. Kirk admits dropping it after lunch while noting others present in the library and nearby rooms as investigators seek the missing link.
A crossword style list mixes clues for a Today’s Puzzler with many entries like Pope’s palace in Rome, 7-Church nearby, Indian boat, honeybee, and more. It weaves abbreviations, calendar hints, and mythic terms, yielding a busy grid of 58 clues across multiple directions.
The article warns that German Italian controlled air routes across South America total over 20 000 miles and serve political aims. It details Syndicate Condor Lufthansa operations in Brazil and Argentina and notes Pan American and affiliates cover 11 000 miles, while calls for nationalization and replacement of German equipment to curb subversive activity. It highlights cooperation among South American governments to limit Nazi influence and reduce reliance on German aircraft.
A collection of brief remarks from Dr M R Trabue Dr Edwin R Embree Andre Maurois and Gypsy R Lee touching on democracy fairness and resilience. The statements span concerns about civic duty dangers of prejudice and the need to stay steadfast in adversity.
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