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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1941
Page
3
By William L. Shirer The Journal of a Foreign Correspondent 1934 1941 outlines reporting life, newsroom roles and communications details in a historical newspaper context. Gene Howe is cited as president and publisher with John McCarty as associate publisher and contact information for departments.
Irving Mansfield praises France and Liberty on Sainted France a tribute on the Eddie Cantor show. Berlin dispatches chronicle Dunkirk, Flanders, and Paris fall. Shirer reports through a globe of wartime despair with vivid details and dates.
Reported cases of radio operators being denied bearings or information by American ships at sea prompt a Justice inquiry. The issue centers on possible subversive operators and a Bland bill allowing suspension of ship radio licenses after investigation, with 150 to 200 potential trouble-makers cited in testimony.
Mystery surrounds the Cord murder at Paradise Lake as Jeanie Morris faces suspicion amid a crowded resort scene. Reporter Ted Palmer arrives to cover the case with Maudie and Mary O Connor, while Dennis Flynn reappears stirring further tension as inquest details loom.
In a domestic crime scene, reporter Denny Flynn and fledgling crew piece together a murder. Maudie questions suspects, hinting at numbers rackets and Grand Jury ties as TJ and the narrator watch the tense dynamic unfold.
Hollywood actor William Powell discusses why funny scenes often fall flat on film and how timing gesture and audience reaction determine humor. He recalls his Nick Charles role with Myrna Loy in The Shadow of the Thin Man and explains their method of preparing weeks before filming to keep characters consistent.
Walter P. Armstrong, inaugurated as the American Bar Association president, urges the public to hear blunt truths about the need for self discipline and accountability. He frames discipline as essential to national progress and legal practice alike.
In a November Rotarian piece, Channing Pollock recalls Bill Jones who praises a grateful office boy who chose loyalty over a higher paying offer. The essay argues kindness returns more than money, recounting letters, generous gestures, and moments of human decency that improve lives and inspire gratitude.
Honduras releases an overprint for its first airmail stamp issued in 1939, while New Zealand plans a November issue a 3d blue bearing King George VI to replace the Maori girl design. London notes Polish stamps prepared for use on Polish ships not under German control. Sweden honors St Bridget born 1303 with a new stamp series. Birgitta Birgersdotta cited. In Czechoslovakia the Germans ban Sokol nationalism and emblem use on postal paper.
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