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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1942
Page
4
Publication metadata mentions dates February 20 1924 and March 3 1879, Amarillo Texas, post office entry under a range of acts, and The Globe-News Publishing Co. imprint with GENE HOWE as president and JOHN McCARTY as publisher.
Fragmentary OCR note lists PEL Mews and Business Day Circulation Department with partial contact data and a 6262 number, suggesting a department contact line or internal memorandum. The readable text provides insufficient context for a complete event or notice.
Amid wartime hardship and natural disasters a household saga unfolds from Florida to the casino. Ann faces heartbreak after Jim Bruno accuses her of deception while Vince wines and speeds toward a risky marriage proposal. Julia fears for Ann's safety as Hank schemes and a nightclub night ends in a dangerous accident.
A voice argues against mechanical economic formulas and favors a sales and marketing oriented policy under unified government, capital and labor. Walter D. Fuller of Curtis Publishing urges boosting buying power through ingenuity and exchange, warning the nation must use democratic capitalistic reform to create real wealth and avoid a return to socialism or fascism.
A year ago fifteen Dominion and Allied governments joined Britain in denouncing Nazism. British troops occupy Assab in Eritrea as Hitler holds talks with Romanian Premier Ion Antonescu. Axis bombs strike Tel Aviv.
In a New York Academy of Medicine talk, Wing Commander Robert Gillespie reported that civilians exposed to bombing show "blast shock" and "shelterophobia." Civilians, including women and children, exhibited nervous breakdowns at lower rates than soldiers, with women aiding the civilian resilience and children often faring surprisingly well.
In marketing talk a writer with no published book may be shy and send early manuscripts to little magazines. A speaker shares anecdotes about Saroyan and Jesse Stuart, the rise of uninhibited writers, and debates whether modern magazines have raised tastes with broader readership.
Hawaii pack train veterans compare tropical combat to the Rabaul defense, citing 1 300 Australian troops repelling a 20 000 Japanese invasion at New Britain. They value the lesson on using terrain, barbed wire, and machine gun fire as strategic proof.
Dr H A Bethe of Carewswell University explains the sun's energy as a series of nuclear transmutations in its interior. Hydrogen fuels the process, helium is the ash, and carbon acts as a catalyst, releasing bursts of short wave radiation that travels to the sun's surface as light and heat after a journey of about a million years to reach Earth.
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