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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1942
Page
11
A Globe editorial analyzes the drive to war over Danzig, arguing that German claims and Nazi "Germanization" efforts provoke conflict. It contrasts European suffering under fascism with American sacrifices and urges continued resolve against aggression.
In a Bermuda Inn plot, Asey Mayo uncovers a hidden Colt conversion unit in a pincushion used as a key to a secret clue. Miss Olive returns, Rankin is revealed as the killer, and the group pieces together the espionage twist and missing Olive.
A correspondent details how an undercover operative gained entry to the International Longshoremen's Association Local 824, paid a $26 initiation, received a nonstandard flag badge, and secured work aboard the Normandie to study how a real agent could plant fires and bombs. He notes access to the ship, the union, and the waterfront with minimal supervision.
The text recounts a shipboard safety lapse during unloading on the Normandie. A crew member details lax supervision, unsearched spaces, and easy access to hazardous areas, imagining potential arson or theft. It contrasts this with reflections on pace and efficiency in journalism and reading, urging deliberate speed and deliberate slowing to balance work and life.
A year ago United Press reported Hitler warning of unprecedented sea warfare. Matsuoka urged white nations to yield Oceania to Asia. Banting, noted injury discoverer, died in a plane crash while Roosevelt sought extra army funds. Petain announced French cabinet reorganization as a broader war effort intensified. Production chief Donald M Nelson urged decisive action to end the nightmare.
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