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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1942
Page
4
Allied forces reported a captured supply ship off Cuba despite most Far Pacific units fighting the Japanese fleet off Java. Authorities called the action worthwhile as damage to Japan was noted in the report.
A British cautionary column argues invasion of England by Hitler is possible and could be used as a desperate gamble. It notes Germany’s large invasion fleet and air force, British preparedness, and the strategic aims toward the Caucasus and Middle East, with Hitler possibly waiting for a moment of weakness.
An official spokesman said Britain's war production has risen over 40 percent since last September and is expected to exceed that gain soon. He noted the arms industry expanded to many facilities with 300,000 workers across over 40 ordnance factories, and more than 1,000,000 in engineering trades under the ministry of supply.
The speaker notes a potential colossal battle involving land, sea, and air forces and warns that Japan has developed a new water crossing invasion technique. They suggest Hitler could learn from such actions and be encouraged by them, while a stray reference compares strudel dough stretched thin as tissue.
The state auditor reports government expenses in Arizona fell by 421,478 in the 1940 41 fire year, the first decrease in six years, totaling 20 103 815 less than the prior period. A separate fact notes that a sperm whale head is about one third the animal's body length.
The United States Navy has taken over most Allied work in the Pacific while the British Navy steps in to assist in the South Atlantic. There is no sign German submarines in the Western Atlantic use neutral bases, and they may be refueled by supply ships. An unconfirmed report circulated at Santiago, Cuba.
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