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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1941
Page
5
The piece discusses New York and Chicago enacting laws to lure private investment for large scale low rent housing redevelopment. It explains tax immunity, condemnation powers, and planning controls aimed at making private capital feasible to replace blighted central areas with modern housing.
Kay travels on a Reno bound plane after visiting Chicago and Reno airport offices. Stanley Gilbert attracts attention as he boards in a scene where Kay learns they share a mission to the Falling Star mine near Multah. Kay plans land travel by bus, while Gilbert occupies the driver’s seat beside the pilot. The piece ends with a To Be Continued note.
Henry McLemore argues the public needs a clear list of personal property that the government will not seize during emergencies. He wryly surveys fears, urges advance notice on assets from roller skates to snowshoes, and weighs whether citizens prefer to know what remains or remain oblivious.
Socrates defined a general by paradoxical traits. Hugh Drum, from San Juan Hill to Governors Island, combined battlefield courage with strategic invention, shaping U S Army air forces and modern joint operations through World War I and beyond. He planned St Mihiel and Argonne offensives, advanced air ground integration, and led major commands in Hawaii and the continental U S.
John Lawson a seventy two year old Swede born diver has worked forty nine years around New York Harbor. He earns twenty dollars a day with overtime and depth money for every foot below sixty. Working for private contractors, he has explored mud filled harbors from Harlem to Queens and Staten Island, operating by touch with a tender assisting as his valet. He survived close calls including the bends and losing a helmet in forty feet of water.
The State Guard concept has expanded to 28 states with over 110000 authorized members. Variation in uniforms and organization exists, but trained, formalized units are urged as the proper law enforcement solution. Leaders urge united effort to protect democracy and discourage amateur vigilantism.
Mrs H H A Beach, 73, honored by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs as one of 53 women symbolizing progress over 50 years. A composer, born Ann Marcy Cheney in 1867 in Hen niker New Hampshire, she studied in Boston and Germany, wrote works for fairs, and was an early ASCAP member.
An editorial urges voluntary home defense units organized street by street under local and corps leadership. It calls for drills in fire prevention and first aid, distribution of gas masks, fingerprinting recruits, and universal participation to boost unity and readiness without government cost.
A manners quiz addresses proper conduct in coffee service, sugar requests, public displays of affection, respectful address of employers, and timely thanks for favors. Answers stress modest courtesy, prompt appreciation, and discretion when speaking about others, with a closing proverb on mindful speech.
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