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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1940
Page
5
The Globe News announces its independent democratic stance and publication details. Editor names and office contacts are listed, noting joint operation with Amarillo Daily News and evening circulation schedule.
The piece lauds the role of newspapers in Louisiana in ending Huey Long era control. It cites reforms: reduced state payrolls, fewer agencies, better school funding, honest procurement, and ongoing vigilance. It highlights James E. Crown as a blunt editor who spurs accountability. It also argues the Axis threat and the need for American resolve and unity.
Dale Carnegie introduces a famous will found on a tramp in a Chicago poorhouse. The document bequeaths to children, lovers, and youths a world of praise, play, love, memory, and poetry, urging kindness and encouragement across generations.
Sir John Sanderson, Britain’s intelligence chief, learns Mara has betrayed secrets to Ajax the Nazi spy. Captain Hugh Kenley is shot and dies. Brinda Duncan and Lord Mountwyn witness confusion as Sanderson confronts the crisis and summons Dr. MacDonald.
In a tense scene a wounded officer Kenley dies after a lethal shooting. Dr MacDonald and Sir John probe the assailant, while Brinda hides a troubling truth about her day’s movements and a Nazi parachute spy connection emerges.
A Christian Science Monitor excerpt outlines how radio, dubbed the Fourth Front, conducts warlike propaganda. The BBC and Berlin broadcasts target America with North American programs and German language appeals, while listeners risk penalties for foreign broadcasts.
A collection of remarks from Dr. Henry Miller Busch, William M. Eaves, C. M. White, and Arthur Hays Sulzberger. The quotes address threats from Spain and totalitarian ideologies, the value of evidence before action, the strength of American steel workers, and the defense against propaganda through a free press.
A mixed set of across and down clues includes references to U S statesman Alexander Hamilton and terms like appetite greed and courtroom terms. The puzzle grid contains standard crossword style entries with across and down words, requiring letter interlocks and knowledge of vocabulary and history.
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