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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1942
Page
6
The article notes the scrap drive helps war needs but is not a lasting solution for steel. It highlights tires from reclaimed rubber with a five mile per hour speed limit and a rule against recapping or replacement for violators. It stresses conserving resources to accelerate pig iron and sponge iron capacity.
Churchill salutes Greek courage in adversity as Greek armed forces remain in the field and look forward to the day they join in avenging current sufferings, signaling renewed Allied resolve.
Washington outlines a voluntary manpower plan under a new Manpower Commission with Paul McNutt to control both army drafts and industrial employment. The plan proposes ten worker classes, training, and a certificate system to move labor to war needs, aiming to avert compulsion next year.
Julie battles a crushing workload as measles ravages adults and a mysterious shipyard threat looms. Dawn seeks to sweep Pete into Riverport safety while confessing a dangerous love, testing Julie rivalry and loyalty amid a tense coast wartime backdrop.
The first lady of the United States, Eleanor Roosevelt, travels through London meeting MPs, hosting receptions with royals, and visiting war effort sites. Her public schedule includes writing her column My Day for British papers and observing wartime conditions across the city.
A feature on a small Mississippi River community at Venice Louisiana and its alligator hunting economy, plus a broad analysis of 18 and 19 year olds in military service. It contrasts local frontier life with national conscription and cites historical examples from Sparta to Napoleon to illustrate youth as soldiers.
The piece lists five questions on polite behavior in shopping and salons with clear answers. It then presents a “What Would You Do” scenario about borrowing a book, explaining that using a bookmark is correct to avoid damaging the book.
Prime Minister Churchill ill in the House of Commons cites Rudolf Hess telling British authorities Hitler planned to starve Britain into submission, not invade. British East Africa reports Gianda captured. Italian High Command notes 34 killed or injured in an enemy raid near Naples. The Morning Herald from Sydney cites war stance that victory requires united, prolonged fighting.
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