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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1942
Page
4
An entry from The Globe News Publishing Co in Amarilla Texas announces a serialized work by Eleanor Atterbury founded February 26 1924. It notes second class matter filing February 20 1824 and publication with The Amarilla Daily News and Sunday morning editions.
The Globe presents its independent democratic stance, pledging fairness and support for just governance. The paper emphasizes nonpartisan reporting and commitment to truth over partisan advantage.
Nine veterans claim only a few can tell if the decision was war related. The article notes limited use for counter espionage agents to use information from tapped calls, while demanding strong safeguards and harsh penalties for leaks by any military or naval personnel.
Washington analysis argues the Henderson price ceiling leaves large holes in food and service costs. It notes limits on what items can be frozen and the inevitable shift to wages and trade practices, with broader GOP political context.
Stephanie drives refugees to safety while haunted by Kurt Knudsen’s fate. Liu confides Hajami’s disappearance linked to threats by a mysterious man. Stephanie seeks help from Henri de la Pagerie and then pursues news at a hospital, confronting limits on access to Kurt.
Article highlights massive daily food consumption by U S armed forces and civilians, noting 300000 loaves of bread and other staples. It covers the Food-for-Freedom campaign, rationing, and the National Farm Program guiding wartime production and conservation, ending with a remark from Lord Halifax on postwar England.
The piece ponders rumors of Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler meeting in Salzburg and questions the sanity of aligning with Hitler. It characterizes such alliances as reckless and emphasizes skepticism about Mussolini’s judgment.
Quiz item asks to identify the rank implied by crossed anchors on a Navy uniform. Other questions query Army slang about punishment and a civilian manpower mobilization bid by a country, asking readers to answer on the next page.
A long feature outlines how newspaper comic strip artists have shaped popular humor. It notes awards dinners, includes career paths of Al Cap, J. R. Williams, Bud Fisher, Harold Gray, and others, and remarks on global reception of strips in Britain and Latin America.
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