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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1942

Page

6

That Man Is Mine A Miami Beach Romance

Ann Foster a Marks Park Avenue salesgirl is moved to the Miami Beach branch where she becomes a model. Her sister Julia pushes marriage to Vince Ogden while Jim Brent the pilot courts Ann. Casino mischief tests trust as winnings and a gown spark longing and doubt amid war relief events and social intrigue.

Ann Foster Jim Lotus Willard Hank Bruger Mrs Willard Vince Hank Ann Julia Bruger Miami Beach

Party intrigue at the May Christie platform

Jim observes a charity gown auction scene where Vince outbids himself and gifts the gown to Julia. A bar scene follows with Mrs. Avery Willard mocking charity elites while Ann’s drinking rumors swirl. Vince drunkenly shouts to Lotus as Jim steadies Ann and sighs over disillusionment.

Vince Ann Julia Jim Lotus Avon

Charges against Standard of New Jersey deserve full public inquiry

In Amarillo's Globe News, editorials argue the Department of Justice claims that Standard of New Jersey hid the butyl rubber process from the U S government after Pearl Harbor. The piece questions Goering’s promises and notes Allied bombing over Cologne and Essen as a reckoning for wartime rhetoric.

Department of Justice Standard of New Jersey Thurman Arnold Robert Hunter Germany Pearl Harbor

Infant Assistant War Secretary Patterson’s prophecy puzzled readers

The passage mocks Patterson’s forecast on gasoline and tire shortages ending petting parties, reflecting a sarcastic view of wartime policy. It playfully recalls a past without automobiles and suggests skepticism about official predictions and younger officials.

Patterson Dad

Liberal Campaign Examines Isolationists in Wartime

Washington essay contrasts New Republic liberal push to bar isolationists with Roosevelt policy and New Deal ties. It asserts the anti isolation stance serves domestic politics and primaries, while noting tax bill debates aimed at inflation and revenue.

Paul Mallon Washington New Republic Congress Mallon Roosevelt

Frantic weekend on lake chapter shows Peggy and Nigel clash

Peggy and Baldy nap on a lake as Nigel and two soldiers stage a covert canoe snare. Peggy accuses Nigel of treachery, then tumbles into the water in a comic struggle that ends with Nigel dragged under in the splashy exchange.

Peggy Baldy Nigel

Fractured passion at the river edge

Edmund Fawcett confronts Peggy as a canoe chase ends with Peggy reaching shore. Nigel pursues and Peggy escapes to the boat house after a tense moment that yields a kiss. Peggy declares her hatred, while Edmund masks his engagement with a wary smile.

Peggy Nigel

Runyon Nominates Hollywood Glamour Types in Jest

Hollywood writer Damon Runyon walks Broadway spotting glamour girls by stereotype. He labels Marlene Dietrich as a Sioux Falls milliner and Lana Turner as a Stephens College star, with Greta Garbo as a Minneapolis housekeeper and Ann Sheridan as a Texas rancher’s daughter.

Ernest Foster Hollywood A.P Damon Runyon Broadway Runyon Marlene Dietrich Sioux Falls Big City Lana Turner Stephens Greta Garbo Minneapolis Anne Shirley Omaha Brenda Marshall Keokuk Ann Sheridan Texas Ann Joan Crawford Kansas City Bette Davis Anita Louise Norma Shearer Florida Westchester Rosalind Russell Cleveland Ginger Rogers Des Moines Joan Fontaine Boston RKO Radio New York Butte, Mont

Washington wartime traffic czar runs 60 hour weeks

Joseph Eastman, head of the Office of Defense Transportation, oversees all movement of people and freight in wartime with authority to restrict or reroute shipments. His grind includes 8:15 A.M. arrivals, 6 P.M. gym breaks, 8:30 P.M. desk time, and 11:30 P.M. finish six days weekly. He is a bachelor living with a sister and may lose vacation this year.

Joseph Bartlett Fastman Washington Donald Nelson Leon Henderson Joe Eastman Eastman Interstate Commerce Commission Roosevelt Office of Defense Transportation Great Britain New Orleans Boston Detroit Baltimore Interstate Commerce Canada Russia U. S. Army Edmund B. Gregory William A. Reilley Kennel Club Fire Department Adolf Hitler Hitler Fuehrer Thrhe Hutl

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