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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1941

Page

4

Globe News History Reflects Censorship Debate and OPM Oddities

In an Amarillo Chronicle style excerpt from 1940s era pages, editorials defend free press while endorsing limited wartime censorship as a practical tool. Henry McLemore reports from Washington on peculiar priorities at the Office of Price Administration showing hens, bottle caps, and stainless steel in a national defense context.

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Buddy DeSylva’s rise from penny ukulele to show business titan

United Press profile of George Gard DeSylva known as Buddy describes his journey from a $2 ukulele and a university student to a top music producer and Paramount executive. It highlights hits like Avalon and California Here I Come, hits Broadway, and his early work with Al Jolson and Bob Hope.

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Footsteps in the Fog continues with a Cape Cod memory

Deborah returns home to a friend Angela Silva a Cape Cod teacher on leave from a Pacific Coast university course. Angela teases Deborah about a mysterious man as foggy memories linger and a sense of fate grows, ending with To Be Continued.

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Farewell at Cardman Ends Paula Tony Chris Arc

In a dean sailed campus farewell Paula faces change as Chris and Tony prepare for new paths after commencement. Paula realizes her feelings shift and Tony’s presence frames the future while they cling to memories of four years at Cardman.

Ned Christopher Chris Paula Tony New York Paulie Dr. van Horn

Paired Lovers at Cardman Arch Endscene

Paula confesses love to Tony and asks for forgiveness for doubting him. Tony admits he loves her but she reveals she loves someone else, Chris watches from below as the couple unite in silhouette and the scene ends.

Dr. van Horn Cardman Tony Chris Paula Pata Paulie Elese Cardman Arch Chris Wentrich Kilo

Publicity stunts excite crowds then fade from memory

The piece analyzes how publicity stunts attract attention but quickly lose impact. It cites examples from showbusiness history including cat shows for an orchestra, a staged lion in a hotel for Tarzan, Mason King’s open range turnout, Lindbergh’s sensational flight funded by promoters, and public contests.

Webster Anna Held Sam Ward Tri-State Fair Sam Angora Alley T. R. Zan Zanesville Tarzan T. R. Zann Mason King Mason Polk Street Will Rogers Lindbergh New York Paris Lone Eagle

Battle of nerves and the Open's cruel twist of fate

Gene Sarazen and Arch Murray recount Open Championship heartbreaks with Leo Diegel and Roland Hancock, detailing how nerves and a sneezed distraction tipped the 1928 epic. contrasts with Bob Jones and Walter Hagen’s era and notes on Ringling Brothers innovations and the Volkswagen people’s car project.

Gene Sarazen Arch Murray Saturday Evening Post Bobby Jones Fellows Leo Diegel Leo Bob Jones Varden Diegel America Walter Hagen Tommy Armour Carolina Roland Hancock Olympia Fields Francis Ouimet Harry Vardon Ted May Brookline Johnny Farrell Hancock Boston

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