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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1941
Page
4
London dispatch details daily life amid blitz conditions and censorship. Ernie Pyle notes theaters open for daytime entertainment, bans on troop movements and gun locations, and flexible rules. He observes sand bags, stirrup pumps, and nightly restrictions while praising censor cooperation and honest wartime reporting.
Prof. Robert C. Brooks of Swarthmore College laments no party platform supports a constitutional amendment guaranteeing living wages for all adults. Capt. W. W. Kuhne, master of the Excambion, notes the ocean remains a lonely place after returning from Lisbon.
In an interview on a Union Pacific train, George W. Taylor the Courtesy Director from Omaha explains the six courtesy rules that cut complaints and raise customer goodwill. He notes a shift from many complaints to plenty of commendations and emphasizes treating passengers as respected customers with a Golden Rule approach.
In a tense inquest at Sally and Bill's library near Atlanta coroner Dodson navigates conflicting confessions from Alice Dunbar Claire Harper and Bob as a dart killed Eve Benedict and Aunt Maggie remains a looming question. A blackout and a dart in Uncle Fred's portrait intensify suspicions as Lt Gregory seeks a hidden culprit among the house party.
Lieutenant Gregory pushes for proof as the group debates a new theory of the killing. Mr Dodson clarifies Aunt Maggie's cry and argues Willie was calling for help, suggesting Mrs Ambler was strangled and the killer fled, leaving exits to escape detection.
A scrambled horizontal and vertical crossword puzzle listing many clue numbers with varied definitions such as Late British ambassador, Meadow, Crystal, Mare, Fifth m, and more, inviting solvers to fill in cross-referenced words and determine a completed grid.
Anne O’Hare McCormick recalls Bengazi as a flashy Libya outpost two years ago, with new hotels and a mass Italian colonization program. She contrasts it with Tripoli and Tel Aviv, notes Italian gains and British advances, and marks the collapse of Axis plans in the Mediterranean. Booth Mooney adds Texas tourism push amid competing ad campaigns.
A social etiquette Q and A covering bride's thank you notes, how to address gifts from a couple, proper long form addresses, and introducing in laws. It notes that brides typically thank the wife and husband for a gift, and offers correction to address format with Mister before a name and city spelling. It also discusses whether to say This is my mother-in-law.
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