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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1942
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists its founding date February 20 1924 and filing details including second class matter status at the Amarillo Texas office. It notes publication evenings except Saturdays and Sundays and a Sunday edition with The Amarillo Daily News in partnership with Globe News Publishing Co.
Gene Fowe is appointed president and publisher of the news and business department. He leads circulation and editorial operations. Fowe previously served in senior roles shaping the newspaper’s strategy and market reach.
Assistant Treasury Secretary John L. Sullivan presses saving as the way to avoid compulsory measures while New York Mayor La Guardia considers adding Chinese and Japanese language courses to city high schools. The Army faces interpreter shortages and loyalty concerns, and Rubber Administrator William M. Jeffers warns that tires must come before price controls.
Paul Mallon argues postwar settlement will be negotiated on end of war conditions rather than idealistic global unity. He cites Churchill Roosevelt Wallace and others, urging real power-sharing among the United States Britain Russia and allies, with milk promises and rights limited by debt and needs.
Julie faces a tense day as Harry Kelland descends into crippling despair over Dawn’s disappearance. Pete Fowler presses for action at the yard office while clues emerge from a green phaeton sighting. Julie weighs risking Dawn’s innocence against the need to protect Pete and the shipyard front line.
Captain William Lloyd Osborne and Lieutenant Damon Gause recount their escape from captivity in the Philippines. The narrative details a dramatic truck crash, a river crossing under Japanese fire, and the peril of evading Japanese artillery as they evade capture and seek Manila Bay for evacuation.
Hollywood comic Leon Errol, after forty years in show business, aims to portray Harry Lauder on film. He has contacted Sir Harry for guidance, funded screenplay work, and drawn interest from major studios though no deal yet. Errol recalls his career from vaudeville in Australia to RKO’s Grand Canyon, plus directing Follies and Broadway shows. He plans a New York return to direct a Shubert revival and continues performing despite a recent ankle break during a rubber legs routine.
A. L. Herrera proposes lab evidence that life at microscopic scales may originate from volcanic emanations. In ten years of experiments he mixed formaldehyde ammonia sulphur and cyanogen to produce about 6000 forms that mimic ameba spores and chromosomes and show reactions and pigments typical of living microbes.
A year ago United Press notes British claim capture of Fort Capuzzo Azeiz and Bardia. W Averell Harriman says the U S Navy is shooting Germans submarines and aircraft at sea. Russian sources admit Red Army retreat near Tula and Moxhaisk. British Admiralty reports two Axis convoys caught in the Central Mediterranean.
A proverb from old wisdom highlights that a wise person listens to guidance and increases learning. A discerning person seeks out wise counsel to deepen understanding and judgment.
A dense list of crossword clues for a mixed horizontal and vertical puzzle including figures like the U S official and Navy liaison roles, color names, lake and sea terms, chemical symbols, and common abbreviations. The entries span political, geographic, and linguistic terms with several two-part clues and cross references.
A dispatch profiles Lieut. Gen. Bernard Law Montgomery as a stern, devout professional whose ruthless efficiency led the Eighth Army to press Rommel and seize victory in Egypt. The same page recounts Lieut. John C. Conger rescuing a downed Japanese pilot at Guadalcanal, a dramatic life-or-death incident ending with the enemy in custody.
Only one worker reported to a French labor recruiting office for work in Germany. He declared a strong preference for serving the Germans and identified himself as a grave-digger. Nazis questioned him about his trade and showed approval for his willingness to work for Germany.
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