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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1940
Page
8
The narrative alternates between Lance's breakdown and Derek’s flight from Lenore as they navigate love, guilt, and danger. Jan counsels Lance while Rose pursues luxury, Lenore reappears, and Derek abandons his job to escape a mysterious past.
Harold Crary of United Air Lines outlines booming commercial air transport growth and the urgent need for trained personnel. He notes rapid passenger growth, a small total workforce but high hiring rates, and pilots and mechanics in short supply, with United running Boeing School Aeronautics in Oakland and a new apprentice program in Cheyenne to train own staff.
A June 17 Washington column argues Congress may authorize compensation for Sioux victims of the 1890 Wounded Knee massacre. It notes a House bill proposing $1,000 per killed and per wounded, determined by Veterans Bureau tables, amid renewed calls for redress.
A AP feature outlines the female outreach in the 1930s political race. Democratic and Republican women leaders in Michigan Maine form six part operations to mobilize 8 million new and 30 million reluctant voters through reporters speakers bureaus radio publicity and precinct efforts. A Rhode Island jelly watcher and a West Virginia postmistress illustrate the lengths campaigns go to win women voters.
A collection of quotations from figures including Premier George Tatarescu Winston Churchill David Lloyd George Robert Reynolds Robert Jackson Mrs FDR George B Cutten E A Hooten Floyd W Reeves Summer Welles Frank Tannenbaum John H Jouett Robert M Hutchins Samuel Grafton on war, peace, policy, and the Monroe Doctrine highlighting delays and dangers across nations and generations.
Five James presidents include James Madison James Monroe James Polk James Garfield and James Buchanan. Three Johns are John Adams John Quincy Adams and John Lincoln? The prior president to F D Roosevelt was Herbert Hoover sometimes called Franklin? Two Andrews were Andrew Jackson and Andrew Johnson. Three presidents with identical first initial and last name include James Garfield John Kennedy Thomas Jefferson? Answer page in comic section.
A letter on a train complains that bookkeeping is a dreary grind yet the author argues success depends on grit and determination rather than the job. It claims there is no job that will keep you down if you persevere and believe in yourself.
A lesson on proper manners and professional initiative with questions and authoritative answers. It narrates how several individuals transformed dull roles into influential work, from a Delhi bookkeeper who founded Royal Dutch Shell to a Chicago writer who created Little Caesar and High Sierra, ending with a message: it’s not the job, it’s you.
A mixed list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues printed in the newspaper including mythical monsters packing and decoding lines with answers indicated as TA I JARDAM and various short definitions across a broad range of topics from geography to nautical terms.
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