02 May 1941
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1941
Page
1
A Readers Digest excerpt features Amon Carter remarks on Texas scale and a Coronet article by Julia DeBarry criticizing gender roles in hospital wards. It compares male and female patient care, detailing how men adapt to care with humor while women demand extensive grooming and private attention from nurses.
The page mixes weather outlook for the Panhandle with notes on quail and wild turkey prospects, then shifts to a long discussion of World War II reporting by William Shirer. It covers German morale, invasion possibilities, geopolitics, and a cadence of early radio and song references with dated cultural anecdotes.
An able bodied man in his fifties offers to do a variety of tasks in exchange for room board and wages. He is seeking farm work or house work for a widow.
Pleasant Grove Utah aged 79 Mary B Fage plans to celebrate her 80th birthday by taking a bicycle ride. The Pleasant Grove pioneer believes old age should not slow a person who refuses to sit still.
The Turkish Directorate of the Press plans two new radio stations in Istanbul beside the existing Ankara outlet. The expansions will broadcast programs designed entirely for home listeners.
A federal grand jury charged 12 Esquire Magazine officials and New York brokers with securities law violations and using the mails to defraud. The indictment centers on alleged fraudulent schemes tied to Esquire’s operations and related entities.
The Mexican consulate in Cleveland has been forced to expand its quarters to manage growing business ties between Mexican producers of raw materials and Cleveland industrial plants.
Berlin reports a German military spokesman said Britain lost about 900000 tons of shipping in the Balkan campaign, as of May 2.
W S Rogers of New York president of the Texas Company left Amarillo today after inspecting local properties. He traveled with Mrs Rogers and others, arriving by company plane from Salem Illinois and delaying departure when a private ship was grounded. Guy McSwain accompanied the party through Amarillo properties.
Lieut. Comdr. Guenther Prien, famed German submarine ace who sank the British battleship Royal Oak at Scapa Flow, has been missing since April 13 according to a BBC report citing Reuters and a neutral Berlin source.
A free booklet from the Educational Division of New York’s 535 Fifth Ave offers reader insight into the causes of epilepsy. Send requests to Dept. M-931 while supplies last.
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