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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1941
Page
12
The Gos' Places column reports strong reader enthusiasm for abolishing Mondays via the No More Mondays Club. Readers send letters cards and calls. members will receive contact info and membership cards. A question arises about paydays that fall on Monday requiring a quick Club decision.
UPI correspondent H. Thompson assesses Japan’s long term plan toward Singapore and the East Indies. He notes Japan seeks defensive maneuvering to enable potential future attacks, while facing a reshaped threat from China Russia and the United States, with diplomacy described as precipice politics.
Governor Talmadge voices displeasure with Atlanta newspaper coverage of his recent actions. He comments that reaction to the press reflects broader human spirit in history’s crisis, urging consideration of reconstruction over destruction.
In Denver, Dr. Harvey H. Nininger, the nation’s lone full-time meteorite hunter, uses crowd reports to pinpoint fall sites. He buys meteorites at about one dollar per pound, funds his lab, and argues meteorites may steadily add material to Earth, shaping theories of planetary origin.
The piece notes English books and authors offering wartime lenses on Britain. Kathleen Wallace's Without Signposts and Negley Farson's Bomber's Moon are highlighted for their portraits of civilian resilience and urban life under attack. Tom Purvis illustrations accompany Farson's vivid narrative.
A crossword style puzzle item listing a set of horizontal and vertical clues with definitions. Includes entry numbers, partial phrases, and a final instruction mentioning a solution or answer to a previous puzzle.
New York analysis details how Hitler uses White Russians as puppet rulers to reclaim power in Russia. It traces emigre networks from Belgrade to New York, Rosenberg’s leadership, and plans to staff Russian provinces with police, editors, and military leaders under German occupation.
The Capital reports the Ordnance division loss but promises a broader reorganization under the industrial service division with staff shifts and new outlooks. Experts note tanks are under stress as navies and air forces gain priority amid the Russian front uncertainties.
A collage of letters from readers propose varied city topics. Suggestions include issuing learner permits to new drivers, adjusting traffic signal timing, mandating weed control on vacant lots, better contact notices for stray horses at fairgrounds, and grandstand seating improvements at local games.
A Missouri upbringing shaped Wallace Carothers, the Tarkio College chemistry pupil who pursued a relentless career in polymer science. From small-town doubt to Harvard and Maryland labs, his work on long chain molecules led to Nylon, inspiring focus on enduring goals despite criticism.
United States engineers and technicians push airfields naval bases and housing on Trinidad to anchor Western Hemisphere defense. Housing strains scarce locally with officers occupying rooms and servants disappearing. Officials stress need for additional sites and local purchase while building a self contained American military community.
Sir Ronald Campbell, Britain's new minister to Washington, recalls a perilous Yugoslavia evacuation in April when a British submarine Regent attempted rescue as Italian troops approached Cattaro. Captured exchange and hostages ended with Campbell flown to Rome then Lisbon and London.
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