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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1942

Page

13

Veterans and stars honored in Amarillo area sports and society

Amarillo figures Wooten Greathouse Warner Moss Johnson and Tigart named to AP All State football team. Engagement of Martha Houghton to Walter Caldwell announced. Martha Frances Doud and Bobby Russell wed. Gallup Poll notes public readiness to defend. Coach P W Cawthon resigns at Texas Tech. Alpha Delta sorority adds new members and elects president. Virginia Peters betrothed to Johnny Dean Gray. Martha notes and entertainment events fill local pages.

OLN Bardia Britain Chicago Loop Jean Arthur Arizona Wit Thoma

Airpower shown to win war fast says Major Williams

Major Al Williams argues airpower proves its value in wartime planning and coordination. He cites a staged demonstration where air and ground units attacked a line of old vehicles, convincing land forces of air superiority and the need for well equipped fighters. He notes wartime truth from factory reps and warns about identification and rapid decisions under fuel constraints. He includes Roosevelt’s pledge to not hide facts.

AL Williams Japan Air Corps Army Land Army Pravda Red Russia General MacArthur Manila Leningrad Moscow Bay MacArthur Red Government

Red propaganda and Manila defense critique

A column warns against phony wartime optimism fed by Soviet propaganda and discusses risks if Japan and Germany gain advantage. It notes Manila's defenseless topology, Pravda’s bias, and the need to avoid overreliance on comforting narratives while flagging potential Allied vulnerabilities.

Washington Far East Russia Crimea Nova Scotia Minneapolis Black Sea Reds

Manners quiz answers for social behavior guidance

A vintage etiquette quiz covers dining at table with guests, private criticism, hat etiquette in elevators, conversation during meals, and expressing enjoyment after outings. The solutions emphasize tasteful restraint, mutual consideration, and clear communication between spouses.

Stamps from Free French Cameroun and Australia issues

New stamp sets appear with overprint variations and surcharges. Free French Cameroun issues include two values per stamp due to date overprint type differences dated August 27 1940, tied to De Gaulle landings. sheets vary by color. Australia releases seven new stamps December 10 with war-related postage increases and surcharges on three values awaiting plate updates.

Cameroun Africa Australia Australian News and Information Bureau

Puzzle Clue Grid Rebuilds Classic Javanese Badger

A crossword style puzzle lists numerous clues across and down including 14 Javanese badger and entries for medical doctors and musical terms. Readers deduce interlocking answers such as Greek letters and common words guiding toward a completed grid.

New Year Resolutions Misfire in 1942 McLemore Satire

Henry McLemore toneily notes his 1942 vow to change, then reveals he will postpone self reform to 1943. He contrasts a sober 1942 with his 1941 habits, joking about rationalizing and peace between his two selves amid wartime context.

Henry McLemore New Orleans McLemore Model McLemore Roosevelt Churchill

Citizens share ideas to conserve gasoline and boost war readiness

Letters to the Globe-News Ideas Editor propose practical measures and shelters amid shortages. Suggestions include installing a throttle limit to curb high speeds, using hotel basement basements as air raid shelters, offering free theater access to service members, and pursuing a synthetic rubber factory leveraging local gas and carbon black supplies. No single author dominates. multiple residents contribute.

Amarillo United States James M. Hobbs. Jr Monroe Street

Questions on Editorial Page 1 War declarations and leaders noted

The text lists committee chairs and party leaders: Senator Tom Connally chairs Foreign Affairs. Joseph W. Martin Jr and John W. McCormack head Republicans and Democrats from Massachusetts. Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri offers services to the army. Bills to raise war funds originate in the House. Rep. John Dingell of Michigan calls for Pearl Harbor bombing investigation. Adolf Hitler vows to strike first in a wartime speech.

Tom Connally Foreign Affairs Committee Joseph W. Martin, Jr House John W. McCormack Massachusetts Bennett Champ Clark Missouri John Dingell Michigan

Rambling With Ernie Pyle on Domestic Life

The column portrays Ernie Pyle humorously recounting months of housework and cooking experiments. He boasts of elite, multi course meals, chaotic kitchen scenes, and self-deprecating quips about his culinary talents while longing for professional cooking alternatives and a good restaurant.

Ernie Pyle Albuquerque Time Magazine America Vanderbilt Vermont

Quotations on Liberty, War, and Duty from World War II Leaders

A series of wartime quotes highlights from Churchill Collier Caraway Hull and Knox. The excerpts touch on purpose in adversity family resilience and the pursuit of peace amid conflict, reflecting leadership perspectives during the era.

Cordell Hull

Don Nelson Lessons From a Priority Boss

Dale Carnegie profiles Donald Marr Nelson head of the Division of Priorities in Washington. Nelson handles 50 daily callers with calm focus, drawing them to the point and closing quickly. He advises keeping temper, letting others speak, and asking direct questions to win the argument.

United States Katy Hanenibal Hannibal Donald Marr Nelson Division of Priorities Washington, D. C Don Nelson Washington Don

Rene Ristelhueber profiles Canada envoy in Ottawa

United Press profile details Rene Ristelhueber the Vichy envoy in Ottawa since June 1940. He faces constant attack and public resentment as Prime Minister Mackenzie King defends keeping an official Vichy channel. His career spans posts in Sofia Tokyo and other capitals amid war and shifting loyalties.

United Press Canada Rene Ristelhueber Ottawa Henri- Philippe Petain Vichy Legation Ristelhueber France Albert LeBrun Montreal Dominion Hitler Mackenzie King Great Britain Marshal Petain King Robert de Dampiere Far East Norway Bulgaria Sofia Paris

Storm and The Empty Room A Literary Pair

A review sketches George R. Stewart Storm as a weather epic touching millions and reshaping life across the western hemisphere. Charles Morgan’s The Empty Room is praised as a concise, four-character novel where love, loss, and memory drive a quiet, intimate drama.

Random House George R. Stewart Weather Bureau Maria Asia Atlantic Western Hemisphere Charles Morgan Macmillan Morgan Richard Cannock Britain Henry Rydal Carey Rydal Mrs. Rydal Cannock

Census warns birth and death records not preserved properly

The Census Bureau reports fragile certificates stored without fireproof vaults in several states. Many deaths labeled heart disease conceal infectious diseases, and 1940 records show 47 infant deaths per 1000 births, improving from 1915. Only one in 190000 reaches age 100.

Census Bureau

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