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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1941
Page
7
A Globe-News page reproduces editorials and feature notes on inflation warnings, political criticism of Congress, and summaries of William L. Shirer's World War II dispatches. It includes reader ideas about parking brakes and a call for local civic action, alongside notices about newspaper staffing and publication.
Fragment of a legal or circuit court note mentions Plat Tex and Norton with a possible addition of a link or term related to a license or permit. Names and places appear incomplete. no clear action or outcome is discernible.
United Press profile of George S. May traces a career from a basement office to a multimillion dollar enterprise. It highlights his "more you spend the more you make" approach, large direct mail volume, and golf ventures including the May prize money and a "poor man’s tournament."
In this installment Mary O Connor and Maudie confront a second murder at Paradise Lake. Inspector Denny Flynn and editor Ted Palmer probe conflicting alibis as Miss Millie Morris surfaces as a potential killer while Maudie hints she knows more but won t speak.
A Canadian training center tour for a U S correspondent features a Bren carrier demonstration from Niagara Falls. He rides the open carrier and is shown its speed and versatility while the unit emphasizes the vehicle as a key British asset.
A reporter interviews three Amarillo College coeds and two male student council members about marriage, careers, and finances. The group discusses ideal ages, college background importance, desire for independence, and the value of earning power.
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