Airpower and the call to mobilize American youth
Major AS Williams argues that seapower rests on skilled seafarers and that airpower will govern the future. He urges long-term national planning, civilian aviation expansion, and early involvement of youths in flying activities to build a ready airman pool. He cites German training and practical expedients in Illinois as examples.
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Amarillo page highlights social events and film listings
Readable items include engagements and weddings such as Carl ie Barnes and Jim McKnight marriage news, and Dor thy Coan and Horace Kendrick. Also listed are theater showings at the Paramount State and Nat dances, plus Fourth of July festivities and local social club notes.
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Jane Loring
Amarillo Country Club
Bergen
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Alpha Delta
Jackie Bragg
Jack McDade
Frances Lee Kennedy
Carl Hill
Dorthy Coan
Horace Kendrick
Mazy Emma Finley
Archer
Noodlief
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Harlan Willis
Charles Fisk, Jr
Lex Elizabeth Eddons
Mu Chi
Gerald East
Eldon Jones
Amarillo
Eldon Maharon
Texas A
Jack Motch
Tibby Ludes
Billy Hardman
Ginger Rogers
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Jane Parris
Cato Merchant
Jimmie Sullivan
Pat
Mike Sweeney
Penny Pendergrast
British public favors Russo British friendship despite war
A public opinion survey shows that even as Russia allied with Germany, a large majority of Britons favored closer relations with the Soviet Union. The March 1939 and April 1941 polls indicate sustained pro Russo-British sentiment, with 84 percent in 1939 desiring friendlier ties and 82 percent opposing peace talks with Nazi Germany in 1941.
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Defense Board Blueprint Seeks National Production Control
Washington hears a push to create a top defense strategy board chaired by William O. Douglas or Wallace to set overall policy and oversee military and civilian procurement. The plan targets a $50 billion defense program with a two-tier structure and active civilian supply control.
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Mr. Wallace
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General Policy Board
Learn to dramatize your sales like Louis K. Liggett
A Detroit lemonade stand story shows how Louis K. Liggett learned to dramatize products to attract customers. By using a bold banner and shouting, he drew crowds and built selling skill that later fueled his chain of drugstores. The tale emphasizes creative display and persuasive selling as keys to success.
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Generals on the Spot by John Grover
General McNair orders new war games to test officers under field conditions. Realism replaces old chalk-and-pin drills as $24,000,000 funds simulate 75,000 men meals and supplies daily. Bad leaders fail. true tacticians rise through stress and hard choices.
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France
Stamps Honor National Poet Potgieter on Free Holland Issue
A semi postal Netherlands stamp features Everhard Potgieter, famed poet and prose writer, founder of The Guide. Born 1808, he left business for letters, helped start The Muses in 1834, then The Guide, shaping Dutch literary style though often criticized as pedantic.
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Potgieter
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Supreme brotherly unit the team echoes in education
The passage argues for collective progress beyond individual interests, envisioning a larger, more united human enterprise. It suggests education as a common goal embraced by about 130 million people who now strongly desire it.
Ideas for Amarillo improvements in 150 words or less
A collection of reader ideas to Globe-News editor proposing civic measures in Amarillo. Suggestions include curbside can rinsing to reduce flies, extending Amarillo College by two years, enforcing weed control on vacant lots, staging a city blackout, installing parking meters, marking street block numbers, and using reflective street and highway signs to aid visibility at night and during blackouts. Each submission includes the contributor’s name and address.
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Globe-News
Amarillo College
Mollie Belle Landrum
Taylor Street
Amarillo
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Buchanan Street
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South Mirror Street
Texas
The Merry Macs Bring Bounce Rhythm To Hollywood Sets
Harmony in Hollywood centers on the Merry Macs trio and their fourth member Mary Lou Cook. They star in Universal's Moonlight in Hawaii and are signed for a second film San Antonio Rose. The group blends bounce rhythm with old songs and may feature a Hawaiin inspired hula scene.
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Merry Macs
Bing Crosby
Macs
Judd
Ted
Joe McMichael
Minneapolis
Minn
Mary Lou Cook
Los Angeles
Universal
Hawaii
Milton Schwarzwald
Ken Goldsmith
San Antonio
McMichael
Middle West
Cheri McKay
Profile of Robert H. Jackson A Jamestown Native Rise
This profile recalls Robert H. Jackson's rise from Jamestown attorney and local official to associate justice of the Supreme Court. It notes his work as director of the Jamestown Telephone Company and Bank of Jamestown, his early public roles, and his life in Jamestown with friends and family. Jackson was born in Spring Creek Pennsylvania, educated in Frewsburg and Albany Law School, married Irene Gerhardt, and shares a hobby of riding horses with his family.
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Robert H. Jackson
New York City
Jamestown
Jackson
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Justice Department
Bob” Jackson
John Wright
Jamestown Telephone Corporation
Leon F. Roberts
Bob Jackson
Spring Creek
Warren County
Frewsburg
Lena Jackson Stickle
Jamesown
Albany
N. Y
Irene Gerhardt
William
Yale University
Mary
Smith College
Chautauqua County
Camp Croft chuckles and cautions from home and field
A selectee at Camp Croft in South Carolina complains about heat and work in a phone call to his Illinois mother who mails lace-trimmed shorts with a jokey note. At Randolph Field Texas a teen, after an Air Corps exam, tries to steal a first ride and is halted when mechanics stop him.
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S. C
Ilinois
Sam
Randolph Field
Tex
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