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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1940
Page
4
Entry shows publication details for The Globe News Amarillo Texas with post office notice and staff roles. Includes political stance pledge and publishing schedule with Sunday morning edition.
A Globe News editor writes to reassure readers amid a flood blackout, recalling a child’s belief in an outside world. He describes scenes of resilience, light, water, and community, urging citizens to stay loyal and test their mettle for victory efforts.
The piece summarizes Dale Carnegie's interview with Walter Hoving, youngest department store president in New York City. It highlights Hoving's Brown University education, his two-year all American football stint, and his work at Macy’s before becoming president of Love & Taylor and the Fifth Avenue Association. It emphasizes continuous self education and the story of John C. Garand as a example of study fueling invention and success.
Temu leads Lynn through snow covered plains toward Dorchi while evading armed riders and a suspected robbers' den. In the wild ascent a brutal ambush ends with Temu injured and Lynn grappling with fear as she tends him and faces an uncertain crossing ahead.
Lynn reunites with Chin Pak and Temu Darin after capturing Temu. She plans to move toward Dorchi with Temu in custody while Chin Pak scouts Dick and the Duke of Sachto. Lynn adopts Chinese disguises for a tense journey toward power, fate, and possible confrontation.
A Today’s puzzle presents a horizontal and vertical crossword with timber tree themed clues. Entries range from genus and fruit references to terms for weather and anatomy, inviting solver cross matching across 15 horizontal and 19 vertical hints.
Dorothy Thompson notes election returns reveal John L. Lewis failed to sway United Mine Workers in Pennsylvania, where Roosevelt majorities softened from 1936 levels yet mining districts cling to Roosevelt. She discusses CIO versus AFL tensions, potential merger limits, and the Vultee strike as a test case amid wartime labor organization.
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