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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1941
Page
4
Public notice identifies The Globe News Publishing Co owners and officers of Amarillo Texas. It notes second class matter registration date February 20 1924 and publishing details under the Amarillo Daily News connection. It lists GENE HOWE as president and publisher and JOHN MCCARTY as associate publisher.
The columnist argues that neither Germany nor Britain should aim to redraw Europe before victory. Victory won, peoples endure. future borders must be federated, not partitioned by tariffs. The United States cannot impose such an order, and Europe has produced little leadership for a continental economy and free intercontinental trade.
The piece argues that Paris remains the world fashion center despite German officials suggesting Vienna could surpass it. It notes Paris built its status over decades with civilization and prestige, while Vienna would face a harder, less certain path.
ERNIE PYLE narrates a postwar London outing with a friend, riding double decker buses, crossing a Thames tunnel, and visiting Greenwich and the East End amid wreckage. An honest Cockney helps pay their fare, a pub meal of fish and chips costs a shilling, and a courteous station guard guides him back to the Strand and Savoy.
Aunt Maggie is murdered during a house party while relatives and guests search for a rumored secret room from the pre Civil War era. Sally and Bob lead teams to inspect the basement and upper floors as Eve hints she may know more than she says amid suspicions about the room and motive.
Medora Field narrates Eve’s manipulative scheming at Wisteria Hall as the protagonist discovers a green note warning beware of the secret room. A fear of being watched grows while the narrator investigates hidden spaces and notes two suspicious figures among the house guests.
Hazel Hurst, blind since birth, founded the Hazel Hurst Foundation for the Blind after generous gifts followed a Pasadena lecture. The program trains seeing units of dog and handler, charges volunteers and clubs for support, and plans to expand as applications rise.
A dense crossword style puzzle list with numbered horizontal and vertical clues covering animals actions colors body parts colors and items. The grid includes entries like pictured bird of prey genus and various linguistic clues such as pronoun consent and ancient terms.
In muddy Fort Lewis Washington Staff Sergeant William Gubbins of the 15th Infantry recalls cooking for 100 men with seven dozen eggs and field stoves. The ex British soldier says his unit’s cooks push to feed soldiers first while recalling a legendary moment when he allegedly refused a general. The tale, though disputed, endures among M Company as a mark of his stern but fair leadership.
Newsweek reports RAF night defense gains as British pilots use new predictor devices and radio guided homing to target German bombers. Jan 14 claims show early night raid successes with two German planes shot down and guns falling silent as night fighters engage.
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