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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1942
Page
11
The article notes rumors of orchestra leaders replacing male players with women. Craig says 일부 bands face changes but he resists removing male musicians. He warns audiences may react as rumors grow about Dorsey and Goldwyn Mayer entering the record business.
A survey of Colonel Blimp as drawn by David Low shows the beloved British war cartoonist using the character to critique wartime policy and leadership in Britain. The piece notes Blimp’s recurring clashes with Prime Minister Churchill’s cabinet and figures like Sir Stafford Cripps, while highlighting the cartoonist’s satirical portrayal of soldiers, politicians, and national resolve during World War II.
A fragmentary note references a crossword style puzzle titled Todays Puzzler with mentions of Indiana Biron and nine loading ERs. The text is incomplete but suggests a wordplay or riddle themed around place names and abbreviations.
Pyle recounts perilous tuna fishing lore from the Bering Sea to San Diego. Stories include memorable battles with giant tunas, a hunter dragged underwater, and crews tied to clippers Kasitania and Sacramento enduring brutal encounters at sea.
The excerpt lists generals and presidents in a quiz format. It names Franklin D. Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt along with earlier leaders such as Grant Hayes Garfield and Benjamin Harrison, and notes ships or naval references. The text appears as fragmented questions and answers about military and political figures.
A wartime column argues that prewar errors in strategy and airpower doomed Allied efforts in the Far East. It blames underestimation of Japan, lack of air strength, and delayed naval responses for Malaya and Singapore setbacks, noting revised postwar interpretations.
A wide World Features column mixes humor with reader missives on current events. It covers foreign correspondents' slang, wartime morale, immigration debates, and a memo on defense shortages. The piece threads satire with concerns about mobilizing the United Nations and strategic issues around Madagascar and East Africa.
A historical profile recounts Major General Joseph W Sein in a WWII era context alongside General Stilwell. It notes Sein’s Chinese language skills and cultural insight, his World War I honors, and his later roles including police action in China and as a U S military adviser. It also touches on his West Point graduation in 1904 and service in the Philippines, Monterey, and China.
Census figures indicate a historically low infant death rate and maternal death rate as well as a drop in overall birth rates. Bureau records suggest a shrinking population rise, with figures showing only 2008 Temenarians remaining in a limited projection.
The text discusses watching the speedometer and engine indicators to avoid damage. It notes the speedo, ammeter, and other gauges provide warnings while driving. It emphasizes not ignoring indicators and avoiding long periods in high speed or abnormal ranges to prevent harm.
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