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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1941

Page

13

Local Music News and Social Highlights from Amarillo

Ace Estes reports Bob Sylvester in Downbeat full page ad and notes his rise from $30 weekly pay to a leading musician. St. Patrick's dance at the Nat, Dolly Lynch plugs Sinister House at the High School Auditorium, and Theta Chi Theta elections. Many society events, theatre, and campus happenings across Amarillo with families, clubs, and musicians featured.

Ace Estes Bob Sylvester Downbeat Sylvester el Taos Canyon Highway Clyde Campf Ace Bob Jack Lloyd Houston New Orleans St. Louis Wilson Forister Howard Forister Big Spring Score Wilson Samweston Louise Elliott Dorothy Ann Dooley Roy Snodgrass Gene Fleming Theta Chi Theta Fraternity Archie Woodlief Jack Hays Charlie Harper Wayne Byers Horace Watkins Joe Buzze Amarillo Country Club John C. Fain Stanley Marsh, Jr John Ballard Dawn Adkins Lawrence Hagg George Tucker Jack Ellis George Cultra R. K. Morrison, Jr M. T. Johnsson L. K. Patton Bill Honey Carbonic Ovella Aishman Follies Debettes Herring Hotel Martha Nell Stack Hollywood Faye Nicklaus Betty Caldwell Vesta O'Dell Jim Jackson Amarillo College Musicians Texas Federation of Music Lubbock Panhellenic Council Athletic Committee Alpha Kappa Chapter Nu Kappa Sigma Fraternity

Government and politics quotes sweep the headlines

A collection of remarks from public figures spans topics from Puerto Rico governance to democracy’s renewal. Includes quotes from Guy J. Swope on governors, Gabriel Pascal on Shaw, Chase Clark on economy, R M Evans on farm labor costs, and George Cutten likening democracy to daily manna.

Guy J. Swope Puerto Rico

Cardiff Wartime Dispatch Before Cardiff Bombing

In Cardiff Wales Editor Ernie Pyle notes the city’s large stadium and defenses as he tours the area before heavy bombing. He observes a mix of modern parks clean streets and bicycles, mentions Welsh coal mining and population centers like Newport, and details street shelters and urban layout amid wartime readiness.

Cardiff Wales Britain Newport

What Are Vitamins Anyway What Are Vitamins Anyway

The piece explains vitamins as organic compounds in foods that aid absorption and nourishment. It notes they are not minerals or animals and cannot be seen or weighed, yet are essential for health. It traces discovery, understanding, and ongoing research, stressing education in home defense.

Ted

Today's puzzler horizontal and vertical clues

A crossword style list of numbered hints for across and down entries including map references, measurements, verbs adjectives and items such as bronze cudgel bed and pocket knife clues with answers implied by cross letters and themed vocabulary across the puzzle grid.

Gardening for Happiness: All-America vegetables for 1941

Henry Pree outlines a family friendly garden plan with long north south rows, soil prep and nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers. He highlights All-American Selection 1941 varieties like Sweet Banana Pepper Yankee Hybrid Squash Victor Tomato Allegheny Hybrid Sweet Corn Tender Pod Bush Bean Honey Gold Cantaloupe Cos-Type Bavarian Endive and Spancross Hybrid Sweet Corn with notes on suitability and cultivation. Next: Latest in flowers.

Henry Pree Canada Connecticut Victor Allegheny

Public opinion split 56 27 on lease-lead bill polls

Gallup finds 56 percent definitely favoring the lease lead bill and 27 percent opposed as Senate passes the measure. Over four surveys from Feb 1 to Mar 8 public sentiment shows gains for passage and a rise in definite opposition, with qualified opinions shrinking.

George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Princeton N. J Senate Institute Congress Cleveland England

Roosevelt creates office of emergency management

The February 25 letter to William H. McReynolds outfits an old bureau with power to coordinate defense funds and personnel. A new policy commission is planned alongside Knudsen and Hilman to handle production and lend lease decisions. The piece mocks smear tactics and defends tempering criticism of administration policy.

Washington Roosevelt William H. McReynolds Office of Emergency Management McReynolds O. M Defense Health Bureau Defense McReynolds-Roosevelt Knudsen Hilman FDR

Manners Quiz On Social Etiquette Answers And Context

A reader questions polite conduct in public and private spaces. The piece discusses offering seating on transit, sharing near a seat, avoiding full names in overheard conversations, and proper telephone etiquette when a married woman calls a friend and a servant answers. It concludes with a quoted political remark by Senator Sheridan Downey.

Penney story mirrors old time minister father lessons

A Callaway County Baptist minister made a boy learn responsibility by requiring him to earn his own clothes. J C Penney grew from that lesson into a founder of 1554 stores, starting with chores and later buying pigs to build capital. Penney credits self reliance to his father’s tough approach.

Callaway County Penney Jim J. C. Penney Wyoming

Easter Sunday at West Point satire on murder plays

The piece reviews West Point's Easter Sunday program featuring Arsenic and Old Lace and Life With Father, noting the Gothic humor of mass murder on stage and comparing the plays to classical catharsis. It sketches broader reflections on theater, realism, burlesque, and cultural shifts in taste amid wartime era sensibilities.

National Broadcasting System Maureen Trolinger Lloyd Boxwell Eddie Deus Lloyd Snyder Monterrey Denver Kay Frances Dorothy Morgan Pi Omega West Texas Alpha Delta Herbie Clovis Edward G. Robinson Herman Wright Houston Ernestine Ballard Virginia Bussey Evelyn Wallace Martha Cox Mary Edna Alford Dorothy Hoppin J. B. L. Club West Point Howard Lindsay Russel Crouse Aristotle New York Owen Davis Mrs. North Richard Lockridge Damon Runyon Miner's Bowery Theater Mure Messrs Crouse and Lindsay Rabelais Somerset Maugham Elliot Paul Mickey Finn

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