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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1941

Page

5

Hatch Act debate and Canadian travel rumors urged

The piece argues the Hatch Act is an ongoing experiment needing stronger enforcement, with emphasis on public disclosure of campaign contributions and sources. It also dismisses rumors of rationing or high gasoline prices in Canada, noting such chatter aims to curb American travel and dollars.

Senate Lincoln Congress United States Canada Americas Mexico Co. L. Young Buchanan Street

British Medical Training Plan Aims to Aid War Effort

The Rockefeller Foundation funds a $100,000 program to bring young British medical students to the United States for training in 25 cooperating schools. The effort aims at wartime aid and future peace reconstruction, with expansion planned if successful. Quotes cite Zechariah Chaffee, C W Hall, and Walter Funk on risk and leadership.

London Rockefeller Foundation Lord Lothian United States Britain America

Conscripts Wife Desires Quiet After New York Trip

Martha returns from a New York trip with Paul to confront a complicated love triangle. Bill, furious over suspicions, tracks Martha to her boarding house, while Paul urges her to stay and keep working. Martha realizes Bill may have learned she was in the city and fears the confrontation to come.

Martha Paul New York LaGuardia Field Bill Bilt Suzanne Manhattan Mr. Elliott Mrs. Larkin Camp Helen Marshal Sugar Hill Stafford Stratford Road White House Palmer and Britt Mater

Martha Richards confronts husband Bill after a lie

Martha races through a tangledWeb of deception after discovering Bill visited Suzanne to learn if she knew Martha and Paul were together. Suzanne confirms Bill’s rage and pursuit, while Martha plans to confront Suzanne and resolve the affair, fearing further exposure.

Letters to the editor on Amarillo issues and reform

A collection of reader submissions from Amarillo residents addressing traffic lane use left turns depot improvements luxury taxes post office money orders and gold standard proposals. The batch also includes praise for city development efforts and a critique of East Tenth Avenue camps amid broader wartime naval threats to British shipping from German U boats and aircraft.

Sam Henry Pike Tyler Street Amarillo Bivins Fair Grounds Humphrey State Highway Department Tenth Avenue John F. Mitchell East Eleventh Avenue

Lincoln and Hooker letter on command and ambition

The piece analyzes Lincoln’s insistence on military success over dictatorship and his wary view of Hooker. It quotes Lincoln praising Hooker’s bravery while criticizing his politicized conduct and urging unity under Grant, with caution against rashness and a push for victories.

Lincoln Hooker Army of the Potomac Burnside Napoleon Joe Hooker Ulysses Grant Grant George III Wolfe Quebec

Bedspread Boom From One Farm Girl to a National Industry

Catherine Evans began tufting bedspreads at age 12 in Georgia and by 1900 sold one for $2.50, launching America's bedspread industry. Dalton now hosts 21 factories and 54 within 50 miles produce about 80 percent of U S output, with 10 000 workers and more than 25 million dollars in retail.

Retty Picayune Dalton Busi Calhoun Miss Evans North Georgia New York Garment Center Catherine Evans Georgia Catherine America Dalton New England John Wanamaker Evans

Refugee Doctor Reveals Hitler’s Private Mercy in Linz

Dr Eduard Bloch, the mother of Adolf Hitler’s physician, fled Vienna to New York last January after years in Nazi Austria. J D Ratecliffe uncovered Bloch’s memories of the dictator’s youth, including Hitler’s praise at a 1937 Nurnberg party and limited favors that spared Bloch from anti Jewish persecution.

Adolf Hitler Eduard Bloch Linz Hitler Bloch New York Vienna J. D. Ratecliff Dr. Bloch Collier's Magazine Adolf Nurnberg Jude

Blow-Up at Camp

The Talk of the Town notes a Fort MacArthur training camp scene for Deanna Durbin’s new film shot with Universal Studios three hundred extras. An officer reportedly scolded an extra for smoking, then was helped by an assistant director as the day ended peacefully.

Deanna Durbin Fort MacArthur California Universal Studios Central Casting Bureau

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