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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1941
Page
5
Berlin correspondent William L. Shirer details a major air raid on Berlin Aug 26 1940 with sirens midnight to 3 20 am. He describes shrapnel noise a dash to the studio and censorship limits while observers note the British penetration into the capital center and the ineffective anti-aircraft defense.
A survivor recalls the moment combat began with chaotic gunfire followed by a sinister sound like hail hitting a tin roof. Shrapnel from anti aircraft guns peppered trees and sheds as fear and instinct for steel protection rose.
Berlin diary entries from September 1 to 7 describe Goebbels push to frame British raids as brutal, Berlin censors blocking raid mentions, and London bombing counterclaims. Shirer notes disinformation, German fear, and the morale impact on the city amid renewed air attacks.
Quiet Paradise Lake hides a murder when Herbert Cord is found dead. Jeanie Morris and Mary, with others like Ted Palmer and Maudie OConnor, pursue clues until Miss Millie Morris is found beaten on a boat. Local tensions flare as alibis and romance intertwine.
A woman recalls attic letters and a changing town as she faces a future apart from the old house. Jeanie weighs staying, noting Liza’s loyalty and Aunt Millie’s memory, while the lake and past linger.
A character muses on crowded rooms and a rainy day attic project with help from Ted Palmer. The scene shifts to a cold house as the aunt’s missing fix looms, and concern grows over why someone would want Aunt Millie out of the way.
Marguerite Gahagan narrates leaving a cold house after a tense scene. The speaker seeks solace and promises company for a troubled friend as wind and gloom press in. A sense of impending continuation hints at unresolved peril or drama.
Wartime readers share how Allied and American shortwave programs guide underground movements from Prague to Belgium and Norway. Whisper networks, coded messages, and listening by citizens defy Gestapo bans as broadcasts shape resistance and morale.
The six year ago lifeguard from Dorchester now leads Red Cross teams directing twenty million dollars in aid to war torn Europe. He praises war nurseries in Finland, and recalls insulin relief for Belgian refugees in France, with ongoing duties in Washington.
A 1941 preview describes Christmas as favoring wood toys over metal plastics with a $20,000,000 Santa fund. Escape games, maps of gold hoards, and war inspired parlor games gain popularity while real estate trading and oil drilling themes appear in family entertainment.
Mayo Clinic expert Dr. Wilder and Mayo Foundation dietitian Mary Foley outline three nutrition rules in the National PTAs Defense Begins at Home course. They urge daily milk and fruit intake, leafy greens, and balanced protein from eggs, meat, or seafood, plus prudent portion control to prevent overeating.
A compact devotional excerpt cites divine power over nature with biblical and poetic references. It blends Charlotte Cushman’s era voice with Job and Pope lines, contemplating thunder, storms, and the limit of human understanding.
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