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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1942

Page

4

Globe-News Publishing Co. Amarillo history and masthead note

Founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under act March 3 1879 issued by Globe News Publishing Co Evening edition published in connection with The Amarillo Daily News Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore Gene Howe president John McCarty associate publisher.

Amarillo Texas Globe-News Publishing Co Sixth Fillmore

Coast Guard Dogs Proposed as Coastal Sentries

Lt Cmdr McClelland Barclay urges using trained dogs stationed at quarter mile shelters with a coast guardsman every three miles to patrol the coast against submarine landings. He notes the plan could supplement limited manpower and publicize dog use in the war.

McClelland Barclay Naval Reserve Barclay

Night homicide case unfolds in transit between parties

Lieutenant Bacon and the homicide squad investigate the murder of Perry Clarke found at a cocktail party scene. Photographer Murdock uses his camera despite orders while authorities search apartments, interview tenants, and collect bullets. The case links to Ward Allen and Caragua with unresolved questions.

Bacon Kent Murdock Murdock Keogh Losado Dean Thorndike Ward Allen John Nason Baron Courier-Herald Perry Clarke Doc Joyce Allen Caragua Malloy

Tax bill tightens control as House limits debate

Washington represents the Ways and Means Committee move to bar changes on a new corporate tax plan. The proposed measures would levy up to 45 percent of profits, raise social security and other taxes, and aim to fund an anticipated war debt while limiting floor discussion and opposition. Labor groups and New Deal allies react, warning the bill edges toward impov erishment of private enterprise.

Washington Reichstag House Ways and Means Knute Hill Mallon McKeough Illinois New Deal Treasury Congress CIO

The Moon Is Down Turned Dark by Hostage Plot

In a tense confrontation, Corell pressures Colonel Lanser to hold Mayor Orden as a hostage to quell rebellion. A blast signals growing resolve as townsfolk react and orders tighten, with dawn bringing a grim atmosphere of fear and control.

Mr. Corell Corell Lanser Colonel Orden Tonder

By Steinbeck Orden’s bedchamber vigil and wary escape thoughts

In a tense scene Doctor Winter and Mayor Orden discuss danger and doom inside a guarded room. Annie tends the fire as a soldier guards the door, while Orden reveals fear of capture and hints at contemplating an escape. Winter notes the resilience of a free people facing external pressure.

Annie Doctor Winter Orden Winter

German Women Under Nazi Rule Led by Scholtz Klink

The piece profiles Frau Gertrud Scholtz Klink, leader of the Women of the Reich, detailing how she molded German womanhood to support Hitler. It notes a ministry of women, a service for mothers, a surveillance network, and pressures on women to bear children, with praise for Hitler and warnings about the regime’s control.

Fuehrer Hitler Frau Gertrud Scholtz-Klink Europe Cliveden Germany Gerrud Schlotz-Klink Schlotz-Klink Women Mothers of the Reich Adolf Hitler Berlin Nazi Germany Bavaria Black Forest Hess

A Word From the Sponsor The Talk of the Town

The Talk of the Town surveys enemy radio propaganda and wartime broadcasts noting Berlin’s best bets and satirical digs at Allied efforts. It covers German and Italian programs, underground stations, and a Pittsburgh incident where venders were fined for selling enemy‑sourced canes amid antiwar sentiment.

Kate Smith Robert Best United Press Herrenvolk Berlin Mexico Camacho Roosevelt Germany Wotan Frankie and Johnny Kentucky Abdul the Bulbul Amir Bonnie United Nations Cologne London Diehard Churchill RAF Gustav Siegfried I Hitler Rommel Himmler Gestapo British Isles New British Broadcasting Corporation Challenge New Caledonia Broadcasting Corporation Scotland Radio Debunk Eleanor Roosevelt Pittsburgh Pitt Stadium Japan George Paisley

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Gene Howe John McCarty America Julian P. Heil Wisconsin Paul Mallon John Steinbeck Mayor Orden Dressman ARIY The Kansas City Star Herr August Heizmeier Talk of the Town New Yorker New York Times Philip D. Reed Bureau 06 Industry WPB
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