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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1941
Page
5
A Globe News editorial argues that isolation is impossible and the United States must act in a shrinking world. It examines military and diplomatic duties, including the role of local police versus military authorities, and notes the need for cooperation between city authorities and military camps.
The piece argues that advertising remains essential in communicating price changes, material shifts, and buying guidance during production constraints and emergencies. It notes the industry’s duty to explain these shifts to consumers while acknowledging social wit about Greeks and Italians and a cautionary saying about rising then falling.
Alfred Max details unoccupied France public mood showing majority support Britain and Marshal Petain while recognizing Vichy collaboration with Germany. He notes threats to press freedom and argues American journalism must balance national defense with preserving free, responsible reporting.
Wendell Willkie argues in Collier's that peace will not be won by wishful thinking but by making democracy effective over the long term. He warns the world faces a choice between Berlin and Washington and urges active, principled effort to defend freedom and prosperity.
The article notes New York City now has 25 miles of cycling paths with plans for 58 miles. It highlights recently built routes across the city and explains many riders are unaware of new paths, expecting more usage in spring and summer for car-free rides.
John Selby surveys The threatened live longest stating Powys sought a deep love story but produced a portrait of a man dying. The book, 1933 to 1938 during Powys battle with tuberculosis, blends autobiography and fiction with dark beauty and overwhelming moments.
A lighthearted quiz questions readers on the invention order of the telephone telegraph typewriter and trolley car. It asks whether the telephone’s inventor was an electrical repairman a vocal physiology professor or a hobbyist attorney. It inquires about global telephone share US telephone count versus horses or radios and why old directories are recycled for new editions.
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