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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1941
Page
4
A 1924 Amarillo post office notice comments on labor figures, USO support by John D Rockefeller Jr, and quotes from James F Bogardus and Brenda Frazier Kelly. The piece weaves economic and wartime themes with social commentary and public notices.
A Halifax morning profile honors aging merchant mariners brave enough to sail the perilous North Atlantic. It recalls a 71 year old skipper who crossed to England, crewed and survived torpedoing, and references heroic voyages and a silver service awarded to Sir Bertram Fox Hayes for wartime service.
Julian Hoke Harris, a Georgia Tech graduate and sculptor, has been commissioned by the Georgia Parks Authority to finish the Stone Mountain Confederate memorial. With $2.5 million from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and the WPA, work could start within a year and finish in about three. Harris plans to develop a central group of Jackson Davis and Lee and add a plain soldier representing the unknown Confederate, honoring enlisted men and thousands of comrades.
Lita weighs Ken Richards plan to divorce Jerry and relocate to Farmington with a made up Lady Ann Marshall. He envisions a poised social life, a house filled with antiques, and a staged marriage to seal acceptance in a southern town. She questions the price and fear of publicity.
In a tense apartment scene, Lita confronts Jerry after a night out as she declares she wants a divorce. She admits losing love and pursuing a relationship with Ken Richards, while Jerry clings to the belief that their bond remains, predicting she will return to him for his dancing and crudeness. The couple spar over realism, class, and the lure of a new life with Ruth Eustace’s party and Ken’s gentler image.
A Dallas News review urges readers to study Berlin Diary by William L. Shirer to understand Hitler and the Nazis. The piece argues the United States must confront totalitarianism, notes Shirer's credibility, and contrasts isolationism with urgent preparation for war.
U P report from San Diego notes almost as many stars as in Hollywood visiting the U S Naval Training Station. Ann Sheridan Martha Raye and the Navy Blues Sextet performed for about 5,000 officers and sailors, with Warner Bros capturing scenes for Navy Blues. Autographs flowed as stars mingled with servicemen, including a sailor from Wisconsin who received a pencil signature on his chest.
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