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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1942
Page
4
The Amarillo G Globe announces a change in its news staff and notes publication details dated February 20 1924. It lists post office entry under the 1873 act and mentions publishers Gen Howe and John McCarty with standard telephones for news and business.
The Globe reiterates its stance as an independent democratic paper committed to publishing news impartially and supporting what it believes is right regardless of party politics.
An opinion piece condemns groups urging General MacArthur to run for president and urges him to repudiate the movement. It argues his role in the Philippines and the ideal of American military valor are more important than a political bid and warns that indiscretions could undermine his stature.
Dorothy Thompson analyzes the Goering speech, noting it reads as a collective Nazi effort to bolster morale amid hardships. The piece highlights calls for sacrifice, leadership praise for Hitler, war-wariness hints, and a strong push against enemy propaganda while detailing internal dissent and punishment.
Peggy Mack schemes to win Fay Ransom from Nigel Monkhouse while Fay’s manager Baldy Brien barges in to reclaim her. Tension rises as Peggy juggles two men on a lakeside weekend with Myra watching the fray and Fay absent.
Baldy vents twenty years in show business and sour luck with star Fay while Myra watches Peggy, the younger sister, plot in the lake weekend. Baldy laments contracts and press, fearing press exposure and rivals. To Be Continued.
Talk of the Town revisits transport expert Daniel Arnstein who warns New York cabs could vanish from streets by August due to tire shortages driver shortages and wartime priorities. He argues taxis are mass transportation crucial in emergencies and envisions radio dispatched cabs evacuating tens of thousands if needed.
Ann contemplates a loveless marriage to secure her future as Julia urges a financially driven union. The two clash over happiness, conscience, and practicality as Ann books late tests at Ellsmere agency to become a photogenic model for lucrative work. Christmas Eve bustle surrounds them.
Ann Foster learns she failed a studio portrait test and cannot be used by Mr. Elismore. She travels home to a one room apartment on West 80th Street where Julia lights the Christmas tree and Vince Ogden kisses Ann under the mistletoe, closing with a To Be Continued tease.
A passage from F. C. Weisekopf's Dawn Breaks describes saboteurs pouring beer suds into hot gun barrels to create uneven cooling. Weiskopf asserts the method is plausible, though presented in fiction, and warns this could compromise weapon integrity under firing stresses.
A compact reflection contrasts Lowell's idea that greatness comes from qualities suitable to occasions with a biblical admonition from Leviticus against gossip and harming neighbors, framing moral guidance through historical lines.
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