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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1942
Page
5
Publication data shows Amarillo Globe News affiliation and staff with a historical editorial on the U S draft system. It notes a wartime manpower shortage concern and quotes Paul V. McNutt on cardiovascular screening and national labor needs.
Stephanie Merrill and Kurt Knudsen escape captivity aboard a stealthy boat. They subdue Henri and his crew, prevent a dynamite disaster, and lure the Coast Guard to capture the criminals while steering toward safety and arrest.
The page asks three questions about WWII era topics. It seeks the rank indicated by a cited insignia, notes Nazi April actions in 1940 and 1941, and asks which religion follows Hinduism most, with Buddhists Christians or Moslems as options.
Office for Emergency Management researchers found Americans misunderstand wartime measures from price controls to rationing. Many seek the why behind shortages in silk thread, corks, rubber, sugar, and gas, plus how daylight saving aids power. Officials urge plain, persistent public guidance.
Review notes Karl Schriftgiesser traces the Roosevelt lineage from Claes Martenszen van Rosenvelt to Theodore and Franklin D. Roosevelt. He details Dutch origins, Collateral branches, and the rise from alderman to presidents, highlighting Mayflower ancestry and notable descendants while acknowledging tracing challenges.
A Dorothy Thompson critique frames Steinbeck's The Moon Is Down as strong propaganda and humane, arguing it attacks Naziism rather than Nazis. It praises its understatement and moral reach, noting invasion dynamics and the human will to resist, with Poland as historical context.
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