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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1941

Page

4

Tank ride proves tanks’ power in rugged test drive

A reporter recounts a U S Army armored division ride in a 12' ton tank led by Sergeant James B. Raiford. The voyage over rough terrain shows the tank’s strength, clattering trees and sage gear while the crew maintains control and performance under extreme heat and dust.

Henry McLemore FT. Benning Niagara Second Armored Division Stan James B. Raiford Lincoln Highway Raiford McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Women in White at Camp Bowie Reflect Nurses on Duty

89 nurses at Camp Bowie care for 25 000 soldiers with 26 doctors in a unit where barracks and mess replicate army life. Fresh arrivals faced sparse rooms, no hot water, and little furniture, while current quarters include beds desks and chairs. Most nurses are reserve officers. uniforms feature an N on one collar. Off duty time is restricted to officers or civilians, and slang like cocoanut grove marks ward life. Army medical success is noted with 800 pneumonia cases last winter without patient loss.

William T.rives Bowie Brownwood Army Nursing Corps Camp Bowie Sam Browne Cocoanut Grove Canmip Hoovey Phooey America American Institute of Public Opinion Abraham Lincoln Louisiana Vermont Dakotas Chicago Detroit Los Angeles Middletown Willie Grandpa Kentucky Huey Long Baton Rouge James Madison TNEC Britain

The Man I Want by Bor Eden

Kay Allison waits at a church for Barry Flynn the Nevada mine owner who never appears. Notes from Jetta Dorne hint Barry will not attend. Kay travels to Nevada to locate him, meeting Stanley Gilbert on the way and uncovering a web of spying, secrets, and a hidden plan surrounding Barry at his mine.

Bor Eden Kay Allison Barry Flynn Nevada Kay Jetta Dorne Barry Ching Stanley Gilbert Mullah Gilbert Melody Dick Morrow Jetta Jack Henley Los Angeles Morrow California Memphis Mr. Gilbert Stan Miss Dorne Reno

Intrigue Grows as Kay Confides in Melody About Morrow

Kay weighs the risks of exposing Stan Gil bert and suspects Morrow will use her intel to trap Barry. She believes Stan could outmaneuver Morrow and vows to rely on Melody and her ally Wu to locate Barry and navigate the dangers in the house.

Barry Kay Dick Morrow Morrow Stan Gilbert Stan Reno

Fourth of July Quiz Wonders in July History

A playful July themed quiz asks about the Fourth of July name and origin dates. It questions where it became a legal holiday, whether it is a national holiday, and which country celebrated July 14. It also asks which three U.S. Presidents died on July 4 and which president was born on that date.

America U.S

Saving Money by Dimes and Dollars Amarillo Style

An Amarillo column surveys common saving methods and highlights dime saving as practical while noting failures with pennies and larger bills. It recounts anecdotal cases of silver dollar savers, a church plate incident, a penny saver, and the Vacation Bridge Club, all illustrating persistent money saving as a pastime and social activity.

American Public Opinion Tracks Democracy in Wartime Test

Dr George Gallup reports on a cross section of Americans surveyed by the American Institute of Public Opinion. The findings show most talk readily, vary in emotion and information, and broadly trust democracy to survive.

George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion New York Times

Thoughtful quote as battle prayer and endurance reminder

A religious meditation pairs Cervantes credit with a biblical verse on preparation and perseverance. The excerpt contrasts worldly opposition with divine reward for enduring faith.

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Amarillo Texas Rom Figene Howe John McCarty News and Business Department Circulation Enim Gptms Globe Washington Leon Henderson Henderson Malcolm William Wallace University of Toronto C. F. Palmer Defense Housing Railford THE Man I Want Santa Rosa Multah By Bob Eden Miss Kay BY Paul Timmons the Vacation Bridge Club L. J. Vick C. P. Atwood Roy Burke DeWitt Leachman Providence R. I Treasury New York City Terviewer T. E. Lawrence United States Germany Italy Cleveland Hitler German Republic Cervantes
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