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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1941
Page
5
The Globe presents itself as an independent democratic newspaper. It declares commitment to publishing the news and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
A civic essay discusses the right to strike likening it to eating green apples and warns against misuse. It argues rights are conditioned by others and stresses restraint, then contrasts Thanksgiving customs with the Army's 1.5 million diners and 750 tons of turkeys in a massive meal.
In wary tone the author applauds General Wavell for admitting fault after a costly campaign in Libya. The piece notes South America’s shift to manufactured exports, and previews Shirer’s diary style take on Nazi Germany from Berlin. It surveys morale, leadership, and expansionist aims under Hitler and forecasts possible U S confrontations and routes to South America.
A murder spree at Paradise Lake entwines Mary O Connor and reporter Denny Flynn with Jeannie Morris and her strict aunt Miss Millie. Police suspect gangster Stash Veretti as the motive-driven mystery unfolds through Will readings, affairs, and a tense night by Echo Grove. Maudie Morris holds hidden knowledge as a stranger nears the cabin and danger increases on the lake.
Marguerite Gahagan presents Jeanie and Maudie at the Morris residence as they discuss Liza Holmes and wary talk by a stranger. Jeanie fears betrayal from Liza while a familiar voice promises support, hinting at renewed ties as Chapter XVIII advances the mystery.
A book review by Ernest Pope portrays Adolf Hitler as a lavish host at Munich gatherings, hosting quarterly opera nights and late after parties with top Nazi figures. The piece cites sources including Shires and Denel to support Pope’s claims of Hitler’s intimate life, baths and preference for Bavarian life.
A humor note presents four math brainteasers about twins and triplets, cipher counts, a transatlantic transport cost, and oil output. It asks readers to compute grandchildren, cipher figures, postage for an 1800 mile trip, and weekly oil yield from two wells.
A short devotional pairing Psalms and Proverbs verses. It references deliverance from enemies and warns against a long tongue and flattery. The lines contrast divine aid with human folly and harm.
In 1574 Leyden chose a university over tax relief as a reward for surviving a siege. It became a premier European center with alumni like Grotius and Descartes and gave the Leyden jar. During World War II Arthur Seyss-Inquart ordered exam suspensions and the university faced closure after student strikes.
Shirley Temple, back at MGM in Katherine, says the best thrill was starting school with peers after a 14 month retirement. She lists memories from 12 years including Roosevelt meeting, Littlest Miss Marker, a gold Academy award, brother George in uniform, and first encounters with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland.
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