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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1941
Page
8
A long notice segment from The Globe-News presents publication details, staff roles, and editorial stance. It includes reflections on Stefansson and Byrd polar exploration and military relevance, plus remarks on health, tropical diseases, Pan American health efforts, and poultry industry notes. The column ends with foreign commentary from Robert St John.
Dorothy Taylor and her sister Babs now publish the British Columbian in New Westminster after their father Sen J D Taylor died earlier this year. They aim to keep a Tory yet broadly supportive paper while building editorials and business oversight with staff intact.
Henry McLemore denounces Senator Clark as he critiques the lawmaker during a Senate inquiry into the movie industry. He mocks Clark for saying ignorance makes him a better judge and argues against judging by partial knowledge. He warns of a culture that prizes ignorance over learning.
After a shipboard tragedy, Brand Phare is found guilty of negligence. Two years later Abel Brown aka Crispin’s old flame wanders into St Ives and stays at the Sign of the Burning Ship while pursuing a new life as a wood carver. He dreams of fame and romance with Crispin as letters describe a glamorous Montreal wedding and distant seas.
Abel Brown plans a daring rescue from the cliff overhang to reach the stranded King Olaf. Portagee Williams and local crews rally as a fierce storm rages, urging ropes, lines, and a risky swing onto the wreck to save the crew.
Hollywood pursues faster movie production by condensing screenwriting to shooting to cutting while balancing speed with quality. Writers, producers, and directors wrestle with tight deadlines and vast equipment demands to assemble a 75 to 80 minute picture in weeks, not months.
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