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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1941
Page
5
The Globe explains its policy on omitting rumors and jailhouse names to avoid libel. It discusses why it does not publish gossipy marital gossip or unfiled charges and stresses fairness and caution in reporting while noting court records and clear facts as criteria for publication.
A fragment from Percival Christopher Wren recounts the early life of twin brothers Mark and Luke Taylor in the French Foreign Legion era, their clash with a Spaniard Vrotaval, and the narrator’s intense bond with both brothers amid travel, war, and romance in New Orleans and Europe.
A compilation of reader submissions from Globe-News offering three practical safety tips for icy sidewalks, plus suggestions for a brighter city life in Amarillo. Readers urge better address numbering, a dance venue for youth, and a public meeting place for visitors and residents.
A commentary argues that Nazi control strips conquered nations of independence by economic and political domination. It notes devalued currencies, looted banks, and seizure of resources while portraying occupied peoples as enslaved under a veneer of luxury. Voices from Captain McGilvray and Wendell Willkie frame the grim reality.
The article profiles David Sarnoff on the eve of his 50th birthday, tracing his rise from a young Russian immigrant selling newspapers in New York to leading RCA and NBC. It highlights his role in developing radio, his early work during the Titanic disaster, and his views on radio as a force for civilization and culture.
Raymond H. Rice, born in Amarillo and raised in New Mexico and California, becomes chief engineer at North American Aviation Inc. at 36. He rose from post hole digging to top aircraft designer after working with the Martin Company and others, with deep Texas ties and a new factory planned near Grand Prairie.
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