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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1941
Page
6
Entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office under act of March 3 1879. Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and [illegible]. Gene Howe president John McCarty associate and publisher.
In Washington, John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers refused the President’s request to a strike that could cripple defense production. He demanded a written closed shop in captive mines, threatening a stoppage that would jeopardize national defense and draw sharp public critique of union leadership.
Judy Walks faces a federal court after a criminal episode and a $1000 fine. She longs for Sandy Ammerman and decides to flee with him to escape punishment, planning to reach Canada and beyond the law as their bold escape unfolds.
Judy and Sandy discuss a house and a chance at a future after a jail visit. A newspaper clipping hints at an aeronautical company bidding for a pilot’s parachute used in a kidnapping. They reaffirm their bond, then share a kiss as the scene ends.
Washington profile of William G Stratton a 27 year old Illinois congressman famed as the youngest GOP member. The piece notes his slender frame his rookie House stint his early political training and his plan to seek Illinois state treasurer while recalling his family political ties and golfing hobby.
The piece outlines radio slang and how a drooler speaker blends poise quick thinking and gab to fill short programs. It recounts a broadcaster's journey from a small acting role to landing a sponsor backed mystery serial amid a flawed production.
Faye Buel of 1615 Hayden Street suggests grocery stores add nursery nooks so children can be left while mothers shop, citing convenience and reduced cart collisions. Editor notes include concerns about cost and safety, while readers propose other ideas on law, paper use, and remodeling safety.
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