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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1940
Page
6
Entry details indicate publication by The Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo Texas with Dorothy Thompson authoring content. Information lists post office, edition times, affiliated papers, address Sixth and Fillmore, and executive names GENE HOWE and JOHN McCARTY plus contact lines for departments.
The column argues for recognizing Avila Camacho as Mexico’s next president with U S support and a cordial relation, while reflecting on Italian soldiers’ motives and the varying reasons behind Italy's wars in Africa and Spain, warning against a global Nazi-dominated order.
A tale from Dale Carnegie shows Caruso demanding five thousand a performance. Gatti-Casazza slowly won him over by agreeing first on smaller points, then revealing how concessions would affect the Met, leaving Caruso to accept staying on at his current pay.
Lynn Britton, Temu Darin, and Peggy Telford flee a war-torn village along the Yellow River. A desert storm, Mongol danger, and a baby in peril complicate escape as Temu reveals a plan to reach a Chinese stronghold and a possible rescue. Temu is wounded but keeps control while Lynn defies danger and grows closer to Temu.
The article profiles radio writer director Arch Oboler and notes how public access to trickery has grown with scientific explanations and glossy books. It details Oboler’s rise, contracts with Procter Gamble and Frank Lloyd Productions, and his distinctive directing style.
Jerry Franken profiles a radio figure likened to William Saroyan, noting creative flair and dramatic storytelling voice shaping broadcasts and public reception.
A dense pastiche of a crossword style list with horizontal and vertical clues. Reads like a miscellany of terms from bird traits to tools metals and bodies, designed for a newspaper puzzle feature.
Dr. George Parrish argues gossip and unkindness harm health more than plagues. He cites mental influence on physical well being and urges public health departments to take up a field of kindness as a civic duty.
Quotes from President Cardenas and Archbishop Spellman mix with praise of a truck driver and a call to collective responsibility. The remarks touch on rebellion, moral clarity, and the need for sober action amid shifting ethical norms in postwar America.
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