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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1942
Page
3
An aged note outlines the Amarillo Globe founding date February 20 1924 its second class matter status filing and publishing connections with The Amarillo Daily News and Globe News Publishing Co including names GENE HOWE and JOHN MCCARTY along with office and telephone details.
The piece argues that so called gentlemen's agreements are not binding with Germany or Japan and that RAF and Doolittle missions focus on strategic targets. It dismisses claims of restraint from Tokyo and Tokyo’s Imperial Palace, labeling such notions as naive pipe dreams from Washington.
The piece argues that as war mobilization deepens, shortages of materials, labor, and consumer goods will intensify. It criticizes delayed direct controls, calls for centralized flow management of critical materials, and urges shift from price ceilings to rationing and supply logistics to avert inflation and ensure war needs are met.
Joyce Murdock and Delia plot a risky plan to hide incriminating papers. Joyce proposes private detective Jack Fenner and recruits Eddy Lacey to photograph key clippings in Kent's darkroom, aiming to keep the envelope safe and out of police reach while a dinner is arranged.
Joyce recruits Jack Fenner for a private inquiry into Perry Clarke’s blackmail case linked to Ward Allen and Miss Stewart. Delia and Joyce solicit Fenner’s aid, promising discretion if he helps uncover the motive and protect Allen, with the meeting at a hotel cafe setting the plan in motion.
Military expert Fletcher Pratt outlines the prerequisites for a European second front. He argues for surprise through multiple wide-spread landings, local air control, and strategic targets that threaten German, raw materials, or strategic centers. He weighs coast options from Norway to Italy and stresses sea logistics and rail disruption.
A National Geographic Society report notes Americans face rationing of coffee as U S imports and Brazil’s coffee economy loom large. The piece also explains the rise of skinless hot dogs and their cellulose casings, plus humorous views on cavalry, air force, and horse training challenges.
Hollywood reports that ice skating comedian Bernie Lynam and partner Larry Jackson rely on split second timing to avoid injuries as they perform routines in Republic's Ice Capades Revue. Lynam recalls a fall that once left him with a broken leg and nine weeks laid up. Gene Autry and Ruth Terry, both top singers, rose to fame on radio barn dances before starring in Republic pictures and upcoming projects.
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate named Roger Babson lands a bank job through grit and enterprise. After posting a boastful application, he waits then covertly tracks the bank office, impresses banker E A Guy & Co. with determination, and earns a payroll despite a hard jobs year.
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