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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1941
Page
8
The Globe urges resolve against Nazi conquest citing Berlin crowds and Mussolini. It notes American aircraft output nearing 1200 a month in March and projects 286000 vehicles needed for a 1.4 million man army, praising support from citizens sending money and letters to wartime efforts.
In northern France the B E F unit No 1 Squadron fights over Arras and Neuville, earning first aerial victory when Pilot Officer Roy Mould shoots down a Dornier on October 30 1939. The men endure cold tents, French village life, and growing air battles as they move to Vassincourt near the Maginot line.
Quote attributed to Madame Swetchine on the world’s neglect of God revealing that devotion and love are most demanded by Him guiding steadfast fidelity amid secular drift.
Alfred Max details the December 13 1940 cabinet meeting when Marshal Petain accepted Laval’s resignation signaling a reshuffle. The piece explains French public faith in Petain, anti British propaganda at Vichy, and the aim to deter German pressure while preserving French defenses and empire.
The article reviews 1917–18 AEF discharges as largely neuropsychiatric and warns future drafts risk similar mental strain. It details Pershing’s 1918 plea, veteran psychiatric rates, and a psychiatrist’s ideal recruit, stressing officers and married men as most vulnerable.
The speaker argues that reducing draft board errors could save millions for the country and spare the Army from avoidable calamities. He warns that current screening misses about 98 percent of potentially psychotic individuals, risking strategic failures and battlefield setbacks. He urges action endorsed by the general staff.
The piece argues Germany may seize the Azores to disrupt Allied sea lanes and trap England. It warns of heavy convoy needs and US involvement to keep supplies flowing to Britain, noting merchant sailors face severe war hazards and that Azores control could trigger wider conflict.
In Kiwanis Magazine May issue a tale recounts a chain of uncanny ties among Lawrence Winchells in Vineland New Jersey Greenville Ohio and related family notes. A letter from Larry of Greenville arrives naming a nine pound three ounce daughter confirming no relation among the Winchells despite strikingly similar names and signatures.
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