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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1942
Page
4
The Globe News publishes patriotic guidance urging war bond purchases and outlining manpower needs. It cites Manpower Mobilizer McNutt calling for 10.5 million more war workers and 2 million more recruits, noting 4 million unemployed in February and urging production without harming civilian output.
Dorothy Thompson reports Vice President Henry Wallace delivering a millennial view in New York at a Free World Association dinner. He ties the war to a global moral order, rejects fatalism, and argues for private property within international cooperation, comparing his vision to Eden and urging wide distribution of the speech.
Stephanie aids Kurt Knudsen amid a seaside San Francisco setting as he recovers from war injuries and trauma. The return triggers fear of Oriental danger, hospital move-ins, Tsang’s quiet care, and a fragile household coping with blackout alarms and lingering danger.
A wounded man named Kurt endures mental anguish after a skull fracture and anesthesia. Stephanie, his nurse, urges patience and recovery while he questions his sanity and identity as plans for rest unfold. The scene ends with a tense exchange revealing his fear of being deemed insane.
Fowlerville businessmen join a Georgia style farm volunteer program to help farmhands this summer. County Agent Ben Thomas and the Livingston County extension service organize workers from the Commercial Club and local merchants to fill low level tasks and tractor driving as needed.
A wartime quiz asks readers to name a formidable bomber used on a two day picnic against Japanese bases in the Philippines. It then ponders North Dakota slang and ends with a riddle about a Philippine island that echoes a term for colored people.
In Hollywood sound work, scenes are dubbed after filming with separate tracks for dialogue and crowd noise. Actors read lines in sync on a dubbing stage while visuals play, creating convincing sound and timing, with props and actions adjusted to match the voice track.
A profile of Jimmy Jemail the Inquiring Photographer for The New York Daily News as he marks 21 years on the street interviewing pedestrians. He recalls notable moments, his methods, prize entries, and a cautionary tale in Jersey City.
Frederic J. Haskin notes installment buying traces to antiquity with Crassus and Rome era practices. The present system existed a century ago and expanded dramatically in sales and industries over the last two decades.
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