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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1941
Page
13
The Lawyers Beta Delta Gamma host a Panksgiving dance in the college gym from 9 to 12. Admission is free for couples with a student partner and 35 cents for single attendees. The high school supports student attendance and improvements to gym acoustics are being pursued.
Henry McLemore imagines meeting Japan envoy Saburo Kurusu with a bold, if fantastical, tour of the United States to show military might and warn against Tokyo’s threats. He jokes about a tough reception, then muses on what a diplomat’s path might have been.
A condensed guide showing proper conduct in dining with couples and crowds, tipping, dancing and respectful letter writing to a congressman. It lists answers: whether to complain, tip, dance with partners, and how to express opinions politely in civic matters.
Major Al Williams analyzes General Gorts report arguing air power and mechanized forces won modern war. The piece cites British air and armor deficiencies, misaligned orders, and the failure to mobilize a full mechanized army, urging Americans to study the lessons for future conflict.
Liberia, founded 1821 and now independent, remains under scrutiny by Britain, France, Germany, the United States, and the Netherlands. A 1940 stamp marks the 100th anniversary. Thomas Buchanan figure and residence at Bass a Cove appear. British collectors plan a December sale to raise over 50 000 for Red Cross.
Puzzle grid lists numerous word clues for both horizontal and vertical entries including titles like Mayor La Guardia s aide and city names. readers fill in a crossword style with varied lengths and cross checks across two directions.
Dorothy Thompson argues that Hitler's last speech aligns with Goebbels in Das Reich and warns a power shift among German generals may topple Hitler. She identifies Heydrich as closer to the generals than Himmler and predicts a post Hit ler peace overture by the army, risking a democratic retreat. The column labels the generals as the real rulers, ruthless and disdainful of the Gestapo, and warns against trusting any peace offerings from them.
United Press reports Birmingham suffered hours of bombing with heavy damage. The British admiralty confirms the submarine Rainbow lost, the 20th submarine loss since the war began. Bombers hit Bremen and the liner Europa. The U S state department says Greece asked for planes and other military supplies. Federal Judge John C Knox comments on union labor corruption.
A Capital Washington report notes price controls and tax bills as debate in Congress continues. Robert Nathan and Gaston urge decisive action including price and wage fixes, rationing, and stronger taxation to curb a looming inflationary crash.
Hollywood articles note a trend of harsh on screen treatment for female stars. Ann Sheridan, Bette Davis, Kaaren Verne, Constance Bennett and others face slaps, kicks, and wads of paper as scripts push rugged scenes.
The North American Aviation Inglewood plant shows strong opportunities for workers past 40. Officers like Ronald L. Burla note most staff under 40, yet many experienced older workers thrive in machinist and sub-assembly roles. Veterans bring diverse backgrounds and steady reliability, with older hires filling productive positions and long-term supervision.
NEUTRAPATHY describes surprisingly low public and senator interest during the Senate debate on repeal of the Neutrality Act. The piece notes empty galleries, few quorum calls, and a press gallery sense of waning engagement as key players like Connally Pepper Lee Nye Wheeler Danaher and others face a lackluster reception and rising indifference.
William McFee returns the Spenlove character to center stage in Spenlove in Arcady. The retired sea captain settles on a Connecticut farm and faces a vivid cast of neighbors led by Elliott Ducroy, his glamorous companions, and Perdita. The tale tracks his coming of age as life tests his solitude.
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