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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1941

Page

11

Shipwreck Dance and Society Notes at Amarillo Clubs

The Amarillo scene features the Huddle Club hosting its annual Shipwreck Dance at the Amarillo Country Club, Miss Mary Mickey wedding to Robert McLellan, and multiple campus and social club events. Engagements, recitals, and theatre showings populate a lively roster with Theta Chi and C. O. A. ties, Broadway film listings, and college activities across years including 1938 and 1939 social life details.

Huddle Club Amarillo Country Club la Lux Club Rex Theater Janice Jones Don Schomburg Charley Snyder Marion McClarny Ruth Cornell Jane Higgins Ross Rogers Mary Mickey Robert McLellan Cynthia Patton Clyde Blackell Sharleen Barker Archer Woodlief Evelyn Wallace Betty Caldwell Sigma Lota Chi Dorothy Lamour Paramount Amarillo College Rangers Aviatrix Club Jerry Herbert Bert McCullough Pinky Scarborough JCD Coa's Alpha Deltas Sylvester Munn Gerry Dodd Ray Armstrong Rex Galloup Jeanette Herrington Kay Wakefield Lera Bell DeFries Phyllis Munson Monte Jo Brashiere Mildred Latham Sadie Clifton Dorothy Morgan Frencheils Club Martha Nell Stack Kappa Sigmas

Spring Comes to Paris Amid War Time Pleasures

Paris in early May sees crowds on the Champs Elysees and boulevards as warm weather returns. German occupation lingers, meat and eggs remain scarce while green vegetables arrive from the countryside and employment shows a hopeful decline. At Longchamps, 50,000 spectators bet on seven races, with sizable wagering as trains and buses resume service in the occupied zone under military limits.

Roy Porter Paris Champs Elysses Ield Longchamps

TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL

A crossword style puzzle list with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes wordplay prompts and definitions such as picture descriptions and term clues covering various lengths and themes.

On the Record: Western civilization under assault by bombings

Dorothy Thompson laments Hoover's underwhelming response as Britain endures attacks on Westminster Abbey, the British Museum, and the House of Commons. She paints the Abbey the Museum and the Commons as enduring symbols of humanity and warns that their destruction signals a collapse of civilization.

Dorothy Thompson Mr. Hoover Westminster Abbey British Museum House of Commons Abbey Museum Commons

War talk on editorial page and the Abbey defense

A mustering of resolve against Nazi menace praises defending the Abbey the Museum and the Commons. It condemns pacifist sophistries while urging risk and sacrifice to preserve civilization and humanity amid looming postwar ruin. The piece questions Hoover’s postwar fears and underscores the cost of saving civilization.

Britain Mr. Hoover Hitler Abbey Museum Commons Bell Syndicate Tne

Home Front Diary From Fort Bliss Fifth Cavalry Life

Ernie Pyle recounts life at Fort Bliss with the Fifth Cavalry moving from Fort Clark. Soldiers stay in tents beside horse stables, morning reveille at 5:55, three hours of drill, and horses being assigned by number. A civilian Major Noble visits. a cornetal misread leads to laughs as soldiers test new officers against riders.

Ernie Pyle Fifth Cavalry Regiment Ft. Bliss Ft. Clark Rio Grande Troop B Troop Bs Fifth Cavalry Chidder Reveille Bussey Chick Noble New York State

Sullivan plan secret tax draft sparks upheaval in Washington

A leaked page reveals Treasury excess profits tax changes favored by John L. Sullivan, proposing sharp capital credits cuts and a 10 percent base tax rise, with major firms like United States Steel facing large increases. Morgenthau hosts a tense meeting as policy is revised and Sullivan may resign. Meanwhile, the State Department moves 10 diplomatic troops to North Africa to oversee aid to Weygand, with more on the way.

Washington Treasury Morgenthau John L. Sullivan House Ways and Means Committee United States Steel Mr. Sullivan Leon Henderson Eccles Roosevelt Ways Petain

Britain Needs Another Lawrence in Middle East Conflicts

The piece argues for a Lawrence of Arabia figure to lead amid a Gulf War era clash involving Britain Germany Russia and Turkish powers, citing Lawrence’s historic revolt against the Ottoman Empire and urging a strong Moslem-based alliance to defend empire and oil interests.

Middle East Britain Europe Germany Suez Russia Egypt Turkey Iraq Palestine Syria Trans-Jordan Lawrence Ottoman Empire Medina Damascus Empire Lawrence of Arabia

Love and sacrifice echoed through era lines

A compact reflection linking classical and biblical quotes on love, trust, and endurance. The passage threads John Oliver Hobbes language with Psalms, II Timothy, Romans, and Seneca, urging perseverance and neighborly love across eras.

Churchill’s routine proves rest fuels relentless 17 hour days

The piece details Winston Churchill working seven days a week with a strict schedule centered on long hours and daily bed rest. He sleeps in a secret address near No 10 Downing Street, rises at seven, conducts meetings, writes in bed, and takes multiple naps. The message urges readers to nap 5 to 15 minutes to boost energy.

Winston Churchill Famous 10 Downing Street No. 10 Downing Street Homburg Mmint Marlborough Buckingham Palace Parliament

Profile: Benedum still drilling for oil and new worlds

United Press profile of Michael Late Benedum on his 72nd birthday as he orders more drilling across Pennsylvania Texas West Virginia Kentucky Illinois Ohio Kansas Arkansas Louisiana. He aims to boost oil supplies for wartime and defense while pledging to forgo profits if needed. He recalls starting in West Virginia with $800 and $75 a month salary, built a worldwide wildcatter career with partner Joe Trees. He emphasizes liberty and opportunity in America and his desire to prove the country remains a land of opportunity for hard workers.

Michael Late Benedum Mike Benedum Benedum Florida Pennsylvania Texas West Virginia Kentucky Illinois Ohio Kansas Arkansas Louisiana Britain Germany America United States Benecum Joe Trees

Camp headlines and draft tales from multiple camps

A collage from Camp Blanding Camp Wolters Camp Upton Camp Bowie and Camp Barkley recalls varied draft stories. Selectees mail postcards say they are enjoying time away while others face induction and funny misprints reveal odd physical descriptions in the draft records.

Flop to Fame: Willy Fung's Hollywood Break

Chinese actor Willy Fung rose from a failed peanut business to a 196th screen role after Jean Harlow, cast opposite Clark Gable in Red Dust, recommended him to director Victor Fleming. Fung recalls a six month job drought after 1929 and credits Harlow's kindness for his career.

Charles R. Moore Hollywood Jean Harlow Willy Fung Fung Universal San Francisco Miss Harlow Clark Gable Willy Victor Fleming

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