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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1941
Page
5
A reader column from Halifax, Nova Scotia laments war’s reach while contrasting Britain’s war burden with a humorous defense of bagpipes as a morale factor. The piece notes Canadian censorship limits and quips about seasons and military secrets.
The profile portrays Heinrich Himmler head of the Gestapo and chief of the SS. It notes his role in consolidating Nazi control, mopping up resistance, and protecting Hitler. It highlights his ruthlessness and efficiency, his dossier system, his selective troopers, and his private life including wife Marga Boden and daughter Gudrun. It covers his birth in Munich on November 7, 1900 and early WWI service.
Lita now Ann travels with Sally to Farmington to set up a new home for Ken and herself. They hire staff and furnish a house while planning a church introduction. Ann confronts her past and resolves to start a life anew in Farmington as she contends with Ken's infidelity.
By Donna Ashworth a newly wedded bride navigates introductions and scrutiny from Ken's mother at a Farmington church. Ann fears rejection by relatives and worries she cannot meet expected ancestral standards, while Ken balances commitments to family and her.
Beiruts July 19 reports two American war correspondents Henry T. Gorrell and Harold Peters meeting again after years apart. They had followed different paths through Europe and the Middle East, reuniting as the Syrian armistice went into effect and British forces entered Beirut.
A long excerpt from August Coronet features Hans Habe arguing 140,000,000 Europeans may rise in revolt against Hitler. reports from Poland Norway and Holland describe sabotage, assassinations and resistance against occupation. Additional items cover Fort Bliss horses oil industry and a bus conductors remark amid transit incident.
Answers to a manners quiz advise against early calls to non hosts and against a guest monopolizing a host weekend. It suggests not demanding food, not steering group attention to a guest, and not borrowing a car for post office trips if posting by walking distance. Peter notes a biblically inclusive line.
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