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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1942
Page
4
The piece argues Congress should pass House Resolution 6911 to halt commercial use of the Red Cross name and emblem. It notes only a few 1905-era exceptions existed and suggests a one year transition for firms to rebrand, addressing Axis country concerns and public awareness.
Dorothy Thompson lays out a speculative read of Churchill Molotov talks and the 1942 second front debate. She weighs Russian aims for continuous German exhaustion against British blitz plans, notes American caution, and proposes limited open combat raids to ease shipping losses while delaying a full second front.
Hunter Dent discovers Junior Ballard near death beside a satchel of $17,000 stolen from a bank messenger. As the young man dies, Dent wrestles with guilt and a plan to leverage Ballard’s wealth. The safe at Ballard Farms later shows the $17,000 vanished, leaving Dent stunned amid a web of betrayal and danger.
Four year old Jay Heaston leads kids in makeshift war near the Chevy Chase home while Sandy and others improvise navy vessels and guard scenes. A Congressional Library guard ejects children from Neptune fountain as a substitute teacher faces a pencil hustle in a parading classroom. Red Ballard appears in the woods with Major Doolittle and a tall man as Hunter Dent suspects intruders in the Ballard drug scheme mystery.
The piece recounts a 1913 luncheon to heal rift between Champ Clark and William Jennings Bryan. Mrs Clark opposed the meeting, the eve of a formal reconciliation, and the reveal shows how friends and officials navigated party duty over personal grievance.
Clayton J. Irwin surveys experts predicting the postwar auto market will favor smaller, more economical cars with innovative materials and streamlined designs. Harold Blanchard and Raymond Loewy envision lighter, plastic rich, fewer frills models using high octane fuels. Airplane advances likely loan ideas to future cars.
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