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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1941
Page
4
A mid-century newspaper column discusses wartime production phases from May to a later stage, noting increased factory building and rising arms output. It highlights growing output of rifles, bombs, naval ships, and tanks, plus a reflective joke on termites and a Paderewski tribute anecdote.
The Iti MUNICIPALternational City MICROPHONES Managers' Association records five American cities venturing into broadcasting. Dallas Jacksonville Camden and St Petersburg run full time stations and sell commercial time for profit. New York operates a station solely for municipal use.
In Farmington Ann confronts rivalry as Janet Carstairs returns to town and Ken’s affections. Ken insists on loyalty while Ann battles fear of losing him. The Country Club dance foregrounds competition and rumors as Ken and Janet seek reconciliation.
Ann grapples with Ken Richards amid rumors of his closeness to Janet and a past romance with Jerry. Sally accuses Ken of double crossing and plans a divorce while Jim Coon’s New York orchestra arrival shifts attention back to Farmington society.
A reader quiz on proper social usage covers posting personal notes, sending postcards to vacation acquaintances, postage accuracy, thanking the mail carrier, and letter-writing patience. The recommended solution favors diplomacy and courtesy over complaint.
A collection of letters from Amarillo readers proposing civic and editorial ideas. Topics include traffic signal safety, bus passenger shelters, weed control, repainting curbs for street names, teaching respect for police, and a proposed women’s page with lifestyle content.
A compact list of cross clue prompts with numbered horizontal and vertical entries including country names borders, prepositions, animal terms, body parts and common puzzle words. The grid invites solving across African nations general terms and theme related words.
Sigrid Anne WASHINGTON chronicles a three ring day in Washington with Mrs. Joseph E. Davies hosting a women’s luncheon, a Soviet gift display, and a late reception for British novelist Susan Ertz. The piece captures social rituals among diplomats and expatriates.
The list asks for each leader’s birth country or state and current position. William Knudsen born in Denmark or Minnesota option selected, William Green born in Ohio, Fiorello La Guardia born in New York, Philip Murray born in Scotland option, Sidney Hillman born in Lithuania.
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