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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1940
Page
4
Patsy drives Sue from the house after stirring envy and fear about their marriage. Bob consoles Sue and plans a late dinner away from town. They end up at a farmhouse where Mrs. Steiner serves a comforting meal, and Sue finds peace amid tension.
A public etiquette quiz asks if it is appropriate to treat relatives as hotels and to hint or pressure friends to visit. It outlines answers: no to using relatives as lodging, no to pressuring visits, and no to turning trips into hotel-saving runs.
A word puzzle list with clues for a crossword style grid. Across and down entries include references to rulers and objects, requiring solver to fill letters matching predefined hints.
The Republican platform largely matches national public sentiment on major planks. Gallup notes two notable deviations on reciprocal trade treaties and a constitutional third-term amendment, with voters broadly supporting a strengthened defense, foreign aid, labor act revisions, and civil service merit expansion.
A condensed look at Alf Landon's pivotal role in steering the 1936 Republican nomination to Wendell Willkie. Landon's gamble, aided by the Kansas delegation, reshaped party leadership, undercut Hoover era factions, and set the stage for Willkie's bid despite internal party tensions and external criticisms.
In 40 shipyards the hammers ring and new hulls rest in the stocks. America launches its modern merchant fleet led by the beauty America, said to be the finest ship yet built in the western world. Admiral Emory L. Land reports one of the new 62 cargo ships ran to India, returning to New York harbor 15 minutes apart from an older Hog Island freighter, with 1000 tons more cargo on board. The postwar trade outlook remains uncertain, but the merchant fleet is seen as key to meeting future needs.
In Oshkosh Frank Stein, once a department store clerk, saved $4000 to buy $25,000 in merchandise. Facing rent hikes, he bought a vacant Diamond Match Co site, created a homey parking oriented shop, drawing tourists and postcard fame. his venture grew into a notable Wisconsin business success.
Questions cover World War I battles and literature. Topics include Jutland waterway, a contested turning point, odd one out among Jack nursery figures, author pairs for classic novels, and a shared trait of two men with similar names.
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