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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1943
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe, founded 1924, published evenings except weekends in Amarillo Texas. It operates with The Amarillo Daily News and lists GENE MOVE as president and publisher and JOEN McCARTY as associate publisher with circulation and business departments.
A Panhandle defense plant carpenter denounces The Globe editorial on wartime savings and cites a concrete form project. He notes crew wages, labor costs, and iron work as examples of inflated local contracting prices, urging a thorough contract investigation before any editorial critique.
A British MP in the House of Commons voices concern that by war’s end the United States could gain unbreakable control over peacetime airways. The complaint reflects a natural alarm, with emphasis that the issue must be resolved to avoid hindering the war’s effective prosecution against totalitarianism.
Washington reports that early Allied moves into Tunisia faced delays from muddy terrain and supply constraints. Hitler diverted troops from Russia for Africa, creating a concentrated opposition estimated at about 600 Nazis in the region, with air, rail, and port limitations hampering Allied advance.
Dan and Mary race through a canyon to reach Mission flag station as dynamite threats endanger the Streamliner. Police escort speeds them to the crossing where the train halts just in time, but the central span collapses. Wayward ramp blown earlier leaves a gaping skyward gap as the peril clears.
After a train attack leaves soldiers dead and a knife wound found in a uniform, Dan orders secrecy. He and Mary rush to report observations while protecting Carmencita de la Vega, and Mary contemplates her conflicted feelings as Porter Johnson tries to comfort her.
Walter Lipmann argues President Roosevelt showed genuine resolve and inner confidence after Pearl Harbor as he addressed Congress. The piece notes the shift from prior wartime insecurities to a steadier tone, praising his leadership, unity with allies, and potential to guide the nation through 1942.
A vintage guidance item lists five etiquette questions with authoritative answers. It states married women use the husband’s surname on paper, you should not critique a friend’s photo, you should admire each child, you should thank for clipping, and you should write hosts after visiting town. It also answers a party scenario with a guest of honor directing goodbyes.
A scrambled list of crossword style clues and partial answers for both horizontal and vertical sections. Includes references to jurist George, anatomical terms, geographic terms, biblical names, and various common crossword entries.
The article chronicles coffee’s global rise from Abyssinia to the Americas, comparing tea’s popularity, noting per capita consumption, and detailing coffee’s effects, cultivation, and processing. It blends history, health notes, and a fisherman’s rustic brewing method as a coda.
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