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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1942
Page
11
A garbled OCR fragment recalls scattered phrases and names, offering little coherent context or clear events. The readable bits mention times and places vaguely but lack a complete narrative.
A mixed word puzzle of horizontal and vertical clues with numbers for many entries. The list includes common terms like Before Auricle and Village terms and asks for solutions across two directions.
Henry McLemore recounts riding a bicycle down Fifth Avenue from 72nd to 14th and back, becoming the target of curious crowds and honks as he tests New York traffic. He describes the city’s indifference to eccentrics and the chaotic reception from pedestrians, taxis, and even a damages claim from a Des Moines lawyer.
Kay Kyser and his band lead the premiere of My Favorite Spy at the Paramount on Sunday with Ellen Drew and Jane Wyman. The column also notes other film items, stage figures, and a local student profile from Suranne Smith of the Huddle Club.
A vintage etiquette piece presents a quiz on social manners. It answers five scenarios about complimenting homes listening for matches returning hospitality and friend contact while noting England will restrict new telephone directories to business use to save paper.
ALL Around Town reports Doc and Dena Goldston watching a parachute trooper descend into a tree in their grandmother's White Lake yard during a month long family trip. The column also notes several Amarillo residents vacationing in Wagon Wheel Gap Colorado and other local social happenings.
CAPITOL AT WAR recounts Bob Strauss seeking bees to ease a sugar shortage but遇 encountering supply priorities and nails. Also notes a British Purchasing Commission boy and a Marshall Gable moment, plus Brazil quartz crystal logistics.
Hollywood gossip piece lists idiosyncrasies of stars like Cary Grant Rosalind Russell Melvyn Douglas Rita Hayworth Spencer Tracy Myrna Loy Edgar Buchanan Clark Gable Jean Arthur Joan Crawford and others. It notes Crawford shifted from drama to comedy and performed a jitterbug with Allen Jenkins while outlining various quirks and habits.
A year-old dispatch reports Soviet forces destroying two enemy regiments toward Novograd Volynsk as Russia urges Britain to use full pressure against Germany in the West. The U.S. adds three Italian vessels to its shipping pool as World War II updates. Petain declares France’s State must be based on true liberty rather than theoretical liberty.
The tale follows Frank W. Bower of Los Angeles who suffered spinal meningitis as a child in Vermillion South Dakota. With no local medical help his father sought drugs in a distant town and Calomel affected Frank. His parents built his confidence through supportive slogans and independence, helping him grow into a self employed health foods businessman who gives speeches on health.
Ralph E Ammon a 41 year old Wisconsin agriculture director prominent for opposing John L Lewis unionization of dairy farmers. He rose from farm youth in Carmi Illinois to University of Illinois and Wisconsin graduate studies and led county and state fairs to financial health. He runs a large department with 300 workers and pushes frank publicity over propaganda while advocating prohibitive oleomargarine taxes. He voices dairy policy in federal cheese production efforts amid storage shortages and shipping bottlenecks.
A review summarizes H. L. Mencken’s A New Dictionary of Quotations and two novels And Now Tomorrow by Rachel Field and Angel With Spurs by Paul I. Wellman. It highlights Mencken’s aim to cite original utterers and exclude mere echoes, Field’s first person tale of Emily Blair’s deafness and romance, and Wellman’s post Civil War Mexico expedition led by Gen. Joseph Shelby with authentic Southwest background.
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