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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1941
Page
15
A writer jokes about distributing Bill Rhode's This Business of Carving to ease Thanksgiving meals. He jokes the turkey outworks the cook, praises meat loaf, and summarizes Rhode’s simple carving method, including grip, fork placement, and the need for an auxiliary plate.
Major A S Williams laments regimentation of aircraft names and praises Old Ironsides. He questions free airline meals, explains air intake scoop design, recalls Lt. Dave Rittenhouse’s Churchill era landing, and debunks optical illusion claims about curve balls with practical aerodynamics notes.
A new Axis propaganda and espionage campaign targets the United States through Latin American links. Madrid hosts a conference of Latin American representatives, Spaniards and Filipinos to coordinate propaganda and recruitment for Falange influence in Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Panama, and beyond.
A federal penitentiary officer recalls how thanking a non English speaking convict barber changed their interaction. The unexpected simple act improved mood, respect, and performance, proving the power of an honest thank you in difficult relations.
In Washington the army maneuvers revealed disjointed air and infantry training with delayed coordination at Fort Benning Knox and Bowman Field. Training gaps and flour bomb tests contrasted with a live demonstration at Barksdale Field showing complete demolition of mock tanks from 18 000 feet. War officials push faster contracting and streamlined ordnance.
A compilation of quotes from Marshal Petain and others urging restraint after reprisals in France, critiquing overreliance on experts, warning manufacturers about wartime challenges, and linking isolationism to security threats amid global conflict.
A dated newspaper puzzle listing many cross clues with numbers for horizontal and vertical entries including names and abbreviations. It presents the clue strings and partial answers as a brain teaser from the page.
The article argues that a Soviet collapse would push Britain and the United States toward a German peace offensive while Japan aligns with Germany and Italy. It outlines Japan's aims including neutralizing China, canceling the Soviet–Japanese non aggression pact, and pressuring Washington and London to appease Tokyo as Russia's fate shapes Asia.
Fredric March says acting is a business, not mood driven. He notes most actors work eight hours daily, learn through hardship, and that success comes from perseverance rather than inspiration. He adds actors increasingly manage money, focusing on steady work over glory.
A year ago Greek mountain troops advanced toward Koritza and captured three Albanian villages. The British Admiralty reported losses of two converted cruisers Laurentie and Patroclus. Jean Politis, Greek envoy to Rome, left his post. Petain urged Roosevelt not to worry over Franco-German alliance plans. Spain took Tangier ending international rule there. Maj F W Nichol of IBM noted material shortages do not equal lack of enterprise.
A collection of biblical verses and quotes from various authors including Matthew Luke John Proverbs and George Eliot. The lines reflect themes of virtue kindness guidance and spiritual insight with references to God truth light and mind.
Column compares Roosevelt bid to arm merchant ships with Wilson era fights over the 1917 Armed Neutrality bill. It recalls 12 isolationist senators blocking debate, La Follette’s long speech, Hitchcock’s three hour push, and the bill’s defeat amid Senate friction and gallery noise.
The novel presents a charming outwardly woman who is inwardly a witch and a consummate con artist. Erskine narrates how Mrs Doratt recounts her marriage to a gambler, his death, and a later revelation that Maggie Doratt was married to Tom Bright, with twists involving a live Doratt and a puzzling tale that traps the reader in Erskine's signature misdirection.
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