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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1942
Page
4
Publication details show The Amarillo Globe News as a historical Texas newspaper, with founder and publisher names and contact notes. The fragment mentions The Globe News Publishing Co and office lines, indicating late 1920s era production notes.
Columbia University sponsored a study suggested by Mrs. Roosevelt to see if Nazis’ refugees displaced American workers. The finding: refugees did not take jobs. New York State housed most, with a quarter each in New York City and upstate New York. The rest spread nationwide. refugees used skills to create new work. Churchill warns of wartime trials ahead for German cities.
Invading forces seize a peaceful town and demand coal from the mine as Colonel Lanser and his staff establish headquarters in the mayor’s house. The tense scene centers on orders, morale, and the uneasy balance between occupation and local life.
Dorothy Thompson argues that Nazi agents infil trate the United States through citizens and immigrant groups, noting eight submariner landed Germans as contact men. She urges stronger local policing, union scrutiny, harsher punishment, and use of anti Nazi refugees to crush the internal threat.
Hunter Dent is released on bond after a court appearance and starts investigating the bank messenger case. He visits Sally Kiker, Sam Doo little’s daughter, and asks for her account of the other night while planning to join forces to uncover who rode with Sam.
In a tightening plot Sam and Red hide as a bold stick up erupts near a tailor shop. A well dressed gunman escapes while a man is shot dead in the street. Hunter pursues leads about inside friends and rivals in a high stakes gamble.
A New York report surveys Army humor across camp publications, noting how 1942 doughboys still joke about chow, sergeants, pay, and romance with a mix of slang, pranks, and puns. The piece cites examples of soldier wit and a crash of modern mechanization with old World War I echoes.
Gordon Gaskill recounts a midnight strike by a Scottish major and a Cockney sergeant in the Middle East. They planted delayed bombs at an Italian airfield dumping gasoline and aircraft, causing fires as Italian troops panicked and mistook the attack for a collective blackout.
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