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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1941

Page

6

Amarillo Globe News Publishing Info From 1924 Notice

Public notice details the Amarillo Globe News publishing arrangement with The Amarillo Daily News and The Globe-News Publishing Co. It cites post office second class matter status under 1879 and lists officials Gene Howe and John McCarty with publishing and circulation contacts.

Amarillo Texas

Fourth of July Reflections on Independence and Faith

The piece reflects on the 1776 Declaration and the diverse views of founders, noting they faced crisis with grit. It celebrates religious freedom from a 1941 viewpoint, praises Fritz Kreisler’s recovery, and cites quotes from Hoover Kerenski and Archbishop Spellman on peace and democracy.

Great Britain Philadelphia Hancock England Continental Congress Louis XVI

Fourth of July Ailments Need Special Doctors

Henry McLemore jokes that U S doctors should specialize in Independence Day maladies. He lists Roman Candle Fright Croquet Back Traffic Jam Frustration and Two Inch Salute Nervousness with humorous symptoms and recovery notions for holiday chaos.

Henry McLemore United States John

Kay Faces Escape Plan In Mine Hospital Corridor

Kay secretly serves lunch in a mine hospital to reach Barry who lies ill. The plan hinges on slipping past staff while Wu’s orders guide her exit as Barry confronts revelations about Jetta and his own regrets.

Jetta Barry Kay Melody Stan Ray Stanley Gilbert Bill Stanley Memphis Mr. Flynn

Disguise and a plan unfold around Miss Allison

Barry confronts nurse Miss Burns and orders Kay Allison to be his guest. He fires Dick Morrow and demands guards be removed, promising a plane and freedom on Kay’s terms. The scene ends with Barry consoling Kay as the mystery deepens.

Barry Jetta Dick Morrow Corinne Stan Miss Burns Miss Allison

Manners in Bridge Card Play and Teaching Etiquette

A quiz-like notice on bridge etiquette answers five questions: guests' enthusiasm for prizes, gracious departures, money stakes, and honesty about money play. It states expected responses and offers a teaching scenario about when learners should play for stakes.

Personal publicity and showoffs in everyday life

A humorous self-help style piece urges readers to evaluate vanity and exhibitionism in dress, speech, and behavior. It cites Shakespeare, Lombroso, Beerbohm, and others to argue everyone tends to seek attention, warns against gossip and boastful behavior, and advises using genuine strengths to overcome insecurity.

Cesare Lombroso

Oil Industry Ready For War Demand From Texans

The piece argues that one billion gallons of fuel a year are needed for Army tanks trucks and other vehicles, but U S refineries can meet it quickly. It cites the Swiss army system as a model of militia defense and reports Collier’s survey on U S war production including manpower, weapons, planes and ships readiness and Allied cooperation.

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Crackers Swing Songs and Song Trivia

A quirky music item asks five questions about popular songs. It defines a swoose, notes the hut sut tune’s odd feature, explains the story in My Sister and I, mentions a Stephen Foster daughter in song, and links Moon B Burma South of Page Page and Penny Serenade by a common thread.

America Stephen Foster Songland Moon B Burma

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