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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1941
Page
5
Publication notice states the work by William L Shirer is entered as second class matter, February 20, 1924, Amarillo Texas. It notes Evening publishing schedule and Sunday morning edition with The Globe News Publishing Co. leadership names Gene Howe and John McCarty.
The article recounts John L. Lewis defying the President to press for a closed shop in captive mines serving steel companies, threatening a strike that could hinder defense production. It cites public opinion against strikes and urges no strikes or lockouts during America’s emergency.
Judy Walks faces crowd in federal court as she seeks to pay a $1000 fine after a dramatic escape attempt. She bonds with Sandy Ammerman amid a chase through the streets, insisting she cannot be kept from him. The scene blends courtroom gravity with daring pursuit and personal resolve.
Judy and Sandy flee the scene after a dramatic arrest attempt as a khaki clad aviator and the jailed girl kiss in the street. A taxi races toward an airfield with Judy seeking safety while Sandy contemplates a future gift of a house and trees. The clamor fades as they plan their next move.
William G. Stratton, 27, Illinois congressman and GOP rising star, plans to run for state treasurer. The asterisked youth is described as slim, hard to deter, and more listener than speaker. He recalls a liberal education in Washington and keeps impressions close.
An essay on radio slang and a report on Nazi schooling in Berlin, detailing how teachers indoctrinate youths with anti American and anti Jewish themes, including a geography lesson and a lyric urging Jewish defeat. It also features a wartime mobilization piece urging Americans to accept temporary controls for national defense and to view the coming period as a turning point.
Faye Buel proposes a nursery nook in all help yourself grocery stores to child watch while mothers shop. Editor notes warn about cart incidents and potential cost offsets. Other letters urge clearer installment sale disclosures and remind readers to bring paper bags.
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