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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1942
Page
5
The Amarillo Globe published evenings with Sunday morning edition in 1924. It lists The Globe News Publishing Co. as owners with Gene Howe as president and publisher and John McCarty as associate publisher.
The piece notes slogans, songs, airpower, and industry must unite to win the war. It cites 1918 examples like Over There and Let’s Make the World Safe for Democracy, and mentions quotable lines from American Steel and Wire and Western Electric. It highlights a search for a unifying catchphrase akin to The Yanks Are Coming.
Dorothy Thompson analyzes why Japan attacked the Aleutians, comparing Russia, Britain, and United States interests. She argues Russia’s role as the chief pivot in Allied and Axis plans, and outlines the danger of a Siberian strike while American forces grow stronger.
Ann wakes aboard a hospital ship off Key West after a yacht fire traps her in a locked cabin. Julia and a white-clad doctor tend her burns while a mystery doctor reveals treatment. the fate of the yacht and survivors remains to unfold.
A quiz on wedding etiquette answers five questions with guidance on gifts announcements and congratulations. The second part surveys the Krupp dynasty from Essen, its industrial rise, key figures, innovations like the weldless tire and breech loading gun, and the company’s WWI era dynamics.
The piece discusses Nazi support from industrial leaders including Krupps and Alfred Hugenberg aiding Hitler. It cites a 4 percent dividend in 1937 as the first in 14 years and notes the wartime shift in aircraft production with emphasis on improved fighter planes and the decline of dive bombers. It also mentions wartime tobacco trade and a social tip about interview smoking tests, concluding with career and marriage advice.
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