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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1942
Page
15
A editorial message argues that American forces will deploy to distant theaters to keep war away from the homeland, while the South rapidly industrializes for war production and may permanently shift regional economies. It contrasts domestic safety with foreign campaigns and highlights industrial growth in chemicals, pulp and paper, metals, iron, steel, and rayon that may outlast the war.
A Gallup poll shows more than half of car owners believe they can manage without their vehicles during tire rationing. The study notes auto use remains common for commuting, but two-thirds could switch to other transport if needed, signaling wide tolerance to reduced driving.
The Gallup Poll surveys how many workers rely on autos for commuting, noting an additional 3 percent who live on premises or bike to work. The scene shifts to a ballroom where Lavinia and Rod toy with romance and a strategic bridge game as tensions with the Masters unfold.
U S farmers stock up on mules amid tractor shortages as the army plans to buy 15 000 plus mules. Dealers in Memphis and East St Louis report a looming mule boom fueled by shortages and the mule's unmatched versatility in jungle desert and mountain terrain.
United Press portrays Donald M. Nelson, elevated from a Mississippi River farm to war production head for the United States, detailing his work ethic, family plans, hobbies, and personal routines as he oversees national industry during wartime. The piece notes his early life, rise at Sears Roebuck, dietary habits, and private devotion to a quiet home life. It also cites Commerce Department notes on packaging material shortages and redesign.
A year ago Lindbergh argued that U S entry into war against Germany allied with Britain could not win unless Germany itself fell apart. In Shanghai a Japanese shooter wounded a British official as tensions rose over the war. Thailand claimed control of key positions in French Indo China as Vichy France said its disagreements had been resolved.
Questions recall key facts about Hitler and Napoleon. Dates include Hitler born April 20 1889 and becoming chancellor in 1933. Napoleon crowned emperor in 1804 and died in 1821. no record of Schillgruber as Hitler’s name. islands involved in Napoleon life were Corsica Elba and Saint Helena. Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo about a decade after Moscow retreat.
Ernest C. Kanzler, longtime Ford associate and Universal Credit Corp chief, is appointed to organize peak production of war materiel. Born Saginaw 1892, he studied Michigan, Harvard Law, and rose to Ford executive ranks plus Guardian Bank roles. He lives in Grosse Pointe Farms and is active in clubs and civic groups.
Brig. Gen. Lew B. Hershey asserts that men with dependents supported by earned income will remain deferred. He links national future to the family and defense of enlistment policy.
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