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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1932
Page
8
A reader defends wartime readiness arguing that war with Japan is inevitable and urges immediate, decisive action. The letter condemns pacifism, asserts Japan's aggression, and calls for extermination to halt their expansion.
A reader argues for immediate military action to defeat Japan, claiming Americans would be killed if invaded and calling for swift fighting to avoid being overrun. The letter warns against complacency and praises U S industrial might while urging preparedness.
A letter from a longtime reader in Amarillo describes three years of reading, a wish to meet in person, and gratitude for local neighbors including a woman on Fourth Avenue who helped during illness since October 1.
Eight year old soloist Sol Kaplan impressed conductor Leopold Stokowski who signed him for six Philadelphia Orchestra concerts. The contract should be returned to 204 McMasters Street or via KGRS Radio Station. Contact Edna Randolph.
An experienced housekeeper offers services with good references and seeks any work, listing contact dial 8069 and name Bobbie Not Particular. Also requests dirt moved with about one truck load available. Reader contact 2-1665 notes lost crutches between town and San Jacinto.
A reader writes of personal troubles and expresses appreciation for Tack's column, noting enjoyment of the letters readers send. The tone reflects a midcentury newspaper advice page style, focusing on individual woes and social empathy.
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