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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1942
Page
4
The Globe urges Americans to support the war effort through stamps and bonds, noting the need for sacrifice on the home front. It contrasts service members earning low pay with civilians who have not bought stamps, calling for renewed seriousness and national unity.
A call to vigilance against Nazi propaganda and domestic rumor. It urges Americans to lean forward, question informants, and reject “Divide and Conquer” tactics. The piece notes sensational claims, warns against morale damage, and insists on maintaining free speech while resisting falsehoods.
A fragmented tale follows Mom Baumer launching a lunch wagon at Tambay Plantation and forming a tourist camp partnership with Jane Ann Judson. The cast includes Loren Oliver, Doc Oli ver, and Angel Todd amid feuds, rivalries, injuries, and a looming hangings tree threat as Juddy navigates love and danger.
Angel Todd faces academic pressure and a brewing campus scandal as football life collides with exams. Juddy schemes with Doc Oliver amid threats from Maurie Sears while rumors of a dangerous town plot swirl and a key treasure dig looms.
Washington reports the Army Air Corps will overhaul its training to emphasize bombardiers navigators and pilots as a combined air crew. Bombardier and navigator schools will be specialized with additional centers eyed in Texas including Big Spring. Youths 18 to 26 pass screening and join tailored bomber training with day and night flights and gasits.
A historical prompt asks three questions about a U S military medal ribbon and button description, a geography comparison between Australia and the continental United States, and a basic definition of Oahu. The medal is gold with an eagle, and the ribbon and service button share blue ends and red white stripes.
In This Week John Leveritt profiles Joe McGees as new war industry workers transforming from small town youths to skilled laborers. Ironworkers and plant crews replace hardship era jobs, building ships tanks and planes while shaping postwar America. a Philadelphia Phils coach recalls General MacArthur as a baseball mentor.
Sidelight on General Douglas MacArthur portrays him enjoying baseball in large doses during peaceful days before the war. The feature sketches a human side of the famed commander and hints at his later wartime persona.
NBC correspondent Alex Dreier reports that despite setbacks Germany remains fighting, fearing postwar reprisals more than collapse. He notes German civilians and officers expect continued war, doubt a fair peace, and believe 30 million Germans may die after defeat, shaping a relentless, desperate defense.
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