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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1942
Page
14
DeWitt MacKenz warns of a fresh German offensive under Rommel as Allied defenses brace for impact. The World War analyst outlines strategic stakes, noting desert front pressures near key supply routes and the potential turn in North Africa operations.
The article outlines Nazi advances toward Alexandria with Rommel's forces pressing 65 miles from the city. It weighs Britain's defense under Auchinleck, potential Allied counterattacks, and the wider risk to the Middle East and oil supplies if Berlin seizes Egypt.
A Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station report shows Oregon produced 6.263 billion board feet of lumber in 1941, up 20.4 percent from 1940, leading the nation for the fourth straight year. Washington produced 5.155 billion, with both states together up 17.7 percent from 1940.
The listing details a 5 000 watt day time and 1 000 watt night time NBC radio band on 1440 Ke. Wednesday evening programs include Fred Waring In Pleasuretime and The Mr District Attorney among others, with News by Air and musical variety hours throughout the night and into Thursday morning and afternoon featuring dramas, music, and audience quizzes.
Fragmentary list shows a dense broadcast lineup with programs including news signs, inflation segments, symphonies, baseball, variety acts, and military bands. Mentions Haw many items, time stamps, and names like James V. Allred and Cedric Foster. content suggests a mixed afternoon to late night schedule.
A dense listing of radio programs for Wednesday July 1 1945 includes music, dramas, news updates, and variety acts. Notable items feature the U. S. Navy Band, Lone Ranger, Fred Waring, Amos and Andy, Burns and Allen, Glenn Miller Orchestra, and multiple serials and quizzes.
A $1,000 War Bond was mispriced at $875 in a Globe ad, corrected to $750. Local Flying Tigers Battalion comprising Zales Gordon's Kitty Kerrigan Millinery Mangel's Montgomery Ward First National Bank J C Penney Lord's etc. noted the error with humor as ads announce a fire sale. Oklahoma City Times opens rumor department to trace and verify circulating rumors.
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