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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1942
Page
4
The piece blends fiction and World War II era prose, detailing Parris and Madame von Ein’s illness and travel plans, Dr. Tower’s view of Madame, and a looming Vienna assignment. It recalls merchant seamen and the wartime sea effort, interwoven with personal drama in Kings Row.
In Kings Row, Dr Tower discusses medieval histories, hysteria, and the mind with student Parris Mitchell. They debate poetry and psychology while Drake and Louise face family barriers to romance. Madame Gordon's illness hangs over a tense web of plans and loyalties.
An Ohio editor responds to questions about General MacArthur’s nationality and religion, insisting he is American first. The piece laments discrimination in the war effort and notes voices calling for fairness, while Chiang Kai-shek comments on restraint during wartime hardship.
U S Department of Agriculture estimates 1 3 million new gardeners will start 20 by 40 foot plots this spring. Combined with the usual amateur crop, about 6 million Americans will dig for victory and vitamins to ease farmers quotas and shipping pressure. Hardy vegetables will survive and aid household food supplies amid wartime needs.
A family can grow vegetables for four or five months with $2.80 to start and $40 worth of produce in return. A hired worker spends seven to eight hours weekly on tending, with enjoyment in the soil and garden labor. The piece links gardening to wartime morale and the transformation of workers into poets.
Civilian Salute traces origin to San Francisco and Neil Hitt after arrests for loose talk about military secrets. Navy issued warning notices and held bartender instruction classes, threatening to bar offending taverns from sailors.
A quiet group at the Polish consulate in New York, the Central and Eastern European Planning Board, aims to draft a federation of 110 million for a peaceful postwar Eastern Europe. Led by Feliks Gross, with officials from Poland Czechoslovakia Greece and Yugoslavia, the plan envisions integrated rail, mail, currency, and no border controls, forming a bloc from the Baltic to the Aegean. The group stresses adherence to Atlantic Charter principles and envisions a blueprint ready before peace conferences.
In the image a bronze cross decoration honors United States air heroes. It features a four blade propeller and a moire ribbon in red white and blue with the recipient’s name and rank inscribed on the reverse. The piece is unique among government awards.
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