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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1941
Page
3
An editorial discusses whether the United States should act as peacemaker in Europe and how far it should go. It argues that peace moves must come from belligerents and warns against pressuring nations, noting Wilson era neutrality and the need to avoid false peace tactics.
Kitty Foyle recalls summer with Pop at the shore and friendship with Rosey Rittenhouse. The piece shifts to memories of Manitou and Prairie high school days, Gammagam secrets, college prep, and the excitement of entering Selfridge dorm life.
A letter discusses whether lack of formal schooling handicaps a young man. It cites Howard Johnson, Gene Staley, K T Keller, Orville Wright, Andrew Johnson, Amadeo Giannini and A P as examples who succeeded with little schooling. The main message urges self-education through constant reading and practice.
A puzzle grid style item lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbered entries across two dimensions seeking word fills. Clues range from historical figures to common terms, with varying lengths and partial phrases, typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
The Talk of the Town visits Broadcast Music Inc in New York as BMI public relations and editors showcase a catalog of about 250 000 tunes. Staffers discuss new submissions, famed composers, and BMI's role amid ASCAP pressure while observers note a thriving reception area and busy lyric department.
Frances V. Rummel recalls seeing high school boys hitching rides to school and contrasts two students. George is eager yet informal, while Bill earned recognition for service, helping with trees, stage sets, and gym duties, illustrating different paths of youth contribution.
A compilation of remarks from leaders including Avila Camacho Hutchins Brown Day and Stritch. The quotes touch on compassion democracy truth and the role of religion in modern society. Also included is a light jab from Lafayette’s William Mather Lewis about college athletic squad sizes.
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