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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1941
Page
13
A garbled OCR passage sketches a war scene with phrases about troops, flags, and bombardment. It hints at German and British operations, inspections, and frontline tension, but the text is incomplete and lacks a coherent sequence or clear events.
Kay Kyser and his Kollege of Musical Knowledge may visit Amarillo on April 18 for a Municipal Auditorium concert and a Nat engagement. Negotiations hinge on a roughly $5,000 one night, with Norman Stepp of MCA Dallas backing the deal. If signed, Kyser would fly from California after the show, then perform in Dallas or Fort Worth.
A literary column surveys John Weld The Pardners and other novels. It highlights Ira Allen and Savannah as pivotal characters, notes Roberts Pomegranate Caribbean setting and Waugh No Trace With Time, plus Goodman's Fan Dance at Cockrow and Harris Richard Pryne. Ends with a Roosevelt quote on equality.
The piece discusses Roosevelt's labor mediation board, its intended preventive power, and its impact on CIO and AFL leaders. It notes a push for consensus decisions, aims to curb unruly locals, and outlines political maneuvers behind choosing its leadership, including Perkins, Hillman, Baruch, and Dykstra.
A compact puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues including map of Asiatic republic and terms like temporary capital visual bullfighter and other word definitions. Answers cover a range from geography to anatomy offering a diverse fill in puzzle format.
The article explains choosing and placing outdoor fireplaces and grills to fit yard size, with tips on seclusion, screening, fuel type, chimney height, firebox depth, and materials. It notes that proper lining, flues, and caps prevent damage and drafts, and suggests aesthetic veneer options.
In London Tex Bradford, a Canadian army fire fighter from Texas, charismatically helps recruit and inspire London fire crews. He tours, speaks, and organizes with a 50 pound briefcase of references, signing notes with a rubber stamp, while recounting global firefighting exploits and past battles.
The article explains daylight shelters and outdoor fireplace construction with frost considerations. It notes southern regions need only tamped ground while northern areas require deep foundations to withstand frost movement. It also covers chimney design, placement, and drafts. It includes quoted opinions on Japan's preparedness and international peace.
A compact quiz covering major sports trophies. The Stanley Cup for hockey, the Davis Cup for tennis, the Walker Cup for golf, the America’s Cup for yacht racing, and the Little Brown Jug trophy contested by the University of Minnesota and the University of Michigan each fall.
A Tulare California youth, Clarence F. Pratt, faced fear by joining a debating society after his father urged him to act despite dread. He progressed from a quiet beginner to a California leader who delivered 1500 speeches, learning that doing what one fears can change a life.
Interviews with Amarillo hospital nurses reveal a mix of reluctance and readiness to join army or navy nursing in a national emergency. They cite slow enlistment, personal motives, and strong career commitments, with younger nurses more open to service and some planning to enroll after training.
Census data show urban male to female ratios varying by city size and rural areas. City growth surged 79 percent in the decade, while 1935 figures exceed 1939. The report notes high counts of jewelry stores, tobacco product factories, cheese plants, and large health and death figures, including 360,634 heart disease deaths among 1,387,897 total.
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