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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1941

Page

12

Love Crazy at Paramount in Amarillo Week’s Start

The Paramount Theater shows Love Crazy with Myrna Loy and William Powell, praised for gags, acting, photography, and directing. A Robert Benchley short The Forgotten Man and a Mickey Mouse cartoon accompany the feature. Father's Day ties in with the humor set, while a June wedding for Marcille Harrison and John Sory is noted.

Myrna Loy William Powell Paramount Theater Robert Benchley Father Disney Paramount Amarillo Marcille Harrison John Sory Hollywood Lees Dietrich Paulette Goddard Madeleine Carroll Stirling Hayden Olivia de Havilland Cecil de Mille Betty Grable Carole Landis Dorothy Lamour Aloma South Seas Alice Faye Loretta Young

Back Home With Ernie Pyle on Nebraska Riveters in California

Ernie Pyle profiles three Nebraska aviation hopefuls Edwin and Don Boddye and Don Graut who arrived in Los Angeles four days earlier pursuing aircraft industry jobs. They secured a first shift at Vultee Aircraft, endured tourist camps, found a cramped $26 month apartment, and tackled long commutes, previews of optimism amid the city’s high living costs and tough hiring. The men, their Midwest farming background, aircraft schooling, and drive to break into rivetology anchor a hopeful chapter as Southern California tempts them to stay.

Ernie Pyle Los Angeles Nebraska California Don Graut Midwest Edwin Judy Diane Vultee Aircraft Boddye Lockheed Omaha Don America

Word Puzzle and Ideas Page From Amarillo Chronicle

A mixed reading contains a large fill in crossword style puzzle with many numbered clues across and down. It includes a long reader submission section urging civic engagement and ideas to improve traffic and parking in Amarillo plus a feature about inventor Carey G Gregory who created an upside down ink desk set turning a small idea into a $300000 yearly business.

Los Angeles Carey G. Gregory Carey G Gregory Motion Picture Carey G Gregory Pasadena Avenue California

LaGuardia Popular in N Y By Dr George Gallup 1941

A Gallup survey shows Fiorello LaGuardia enjoys broad support for a possible third term as New York City mayor. In a city survey 59 percent would vote for him if he ran again, with undecided voters and coalition shifts noted as potential changes. Democratic leaders in the five boroughs oppose endorsing him in primaries while current popularity echoes his 1937 strength.

Princeton N. J New York City Fiorello LaGuardia LaGuardia New York The Institute Srtis Republican Fusion American Labor Party Jeremiah T. Mahoney Roosevelt Willkie

Leaders warned on democracy and state power in quotes

The passage cites Stephen Raushenbush and Sidney Hillman warning that without strong democratic governance the nation risks either a weak state or a Fascist one. It stresses that democracy safeguards both labor and business from enslavement.

Stephen Raushenbush Sidney Hillman OPM

America's Navy ships and battlefleet roles in 16 inch and aircraft carrier classes

The feature outlines two main ship types serving as a protective fleet barrier. It details 16 in service battleships as armored slow fighters with displacements from 28,000 to 36,000 tons and 1,500 to 1,800 crew, and 6 in service aircraft carriers as armored sea bases with displacements of 25,000 to 30,000 tons plus aircraft and crew quantities kept secret.

Navy

In Service Cruisers Described With Armament and Roles

The text outlines heavy cruisers of 10 000 tons with 8 inch guns and 800 to 900 men, used for scouting with long range and high speed. Light cruisers are 10 000 tons or less with 6 inch guns, also for scouting, carrying torpedoes and 500 to 900 men.

America U. S

Mission to the North by Florence Harriman review

Book review praises Florence Jaffray Harriman for Mission to the North a vivid account of Norway during April 1940. The author served as ambassador to King Haakon and offers objective candidness about German threats and Quisling control. The narrative blends diplomacy and personal insight into a turbulent period.

Florence Jaffray Harriman Lippincott North Harriman Haakon of Norway Oslo Fjord

Stamps highlight Liechtenstein independence amid Nazi era

A 1939 commemorative stamp marks Franz Joseph II's coronation, noting Liechtenstein's continued de facto independence despite Nazi pressure. The article recalls the principality’s history from 1718, its time in the Holy Roman and German Confederations, close ties to Austria, and its 1921 currency shift while it still issues its own stamps.

Liechtenstein Franz Joseph II Holy Roman Empire Austria Switzerland

Airpower foundation through gliders and youth training

Major A S Williams argues for real American airpower starting now with civilian glider and sailplane training. He cites German practice, urges early, affordable pilot education for youths, and stresses aviation knowledge as nation’s key strength beyond armed forces.

United States Secretaries of War Navy Ernst Udet Genghis Khan Europe America United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Legislature Laughs as Harris Comments on Fractious Fight

Rep Fred Harris of Dallas joked during a personal privilege speech that he was angry at no one after a heated battle over legislation. The Baylor alumnus, who sided with the losing faction, praised the opposing side's tactics and hinted the struggle was familiar to him. Cities with populations over 100000 numbered 92 in the 1940 Census, totaling 37,987,989, down from 36,195,171 in 1930.

Fred Harris Dallas Harris Baylor Baylor University Red Harris Rep W. O Reed

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