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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1941
Page
5
Editorial argues unity between labor and capital is essential as the U S moves to total war footing. It urges adherence to Roosevelt’s mediation framework, warns against strikes for foreign policy aims, and stresses mandatory navy manpower and near full mobilization of aluminum for defense.
Washington humor column by Henry Mclemore humorously laments the difficulty of obtaining reliable sources in D C. He jokes about chasing a well informed circle and unimpeachable sources while joking about his own deferment and inability to predict foreign moves. He begs readers to keep their fingers crossed.
Paula and Dr. Lud rush to halt a planned League meeting after Jenks alerts Bascomb and others. Lud confronts the students in a tense speech, warning expulsions while Tony and Paula race to warn the League at a barn gathering where secrets about Cardman’s revival are revealed.
Paula uncovers tangled schemes as Tony Beale and Kilo urge a stay against rival fraternity pressure. She warns Kilo that Chris lies jailed for a scarf incident, pressing truth at the barn and hinting at a political fight over Cardman’s future.
A historical look at political publicity as a lucrative field with high pay in Texas and nationwide. It notes salaries for public relations work, notable figures like Governor O Daniel and Harry Reichenbach, and the presence of press offices in government from the White House to city departments.
The article argues gliders offer advantages over parachutes for troop transport, detailing safety, efficiency, and towing methods. It notes Germany already mass-produces gliders and trains pilots, while the United States lags with far fewer certificated gliders and training facilities, urging expansion.
Curtis Puller describes the growing Pan American Highway linking Laredo to Buenos Aires and beyond. He notes all weather progress in Colombia and Guatemala, with central gaps in Central America, and expects broader year round driving as the 9,000 mile route nears completion. The piece frames a new hemispheric era of integration and security via road travel.
In a July American Magazine piece by Harry Hopkins the Allies’ stance is blunt. He argues Germany lacks sea power and air superiority and cannot match Allied economic resources. He warns Hitler’s machine remains formidable but doomed as democracies mobilize all-out aid and unity.
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