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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1941
Page
6
A compact era column notes wartime thrift and civic duties. It cites restraint on profiteering from soldiers pay, and jokes about a coat hanger shortage while estimating potential material salvaging from cluttered wire hangers to gauge national sacrifices.
Abel Brown a disguised ex convict grapples with love and exposure in St Ives as Crispin Dean suspects his past. Craving escape from guilt he weighs confession against a wary romance while Gaye Fontaine’s jealousy shadows their fragile bond.
Abel Brown and Crispin wrestle with desire and danger as a hidden threat from Gaye McEwen tests their fragile happiness in St Ives. Gage’s arrival and the looming choice threaten a breaking point that could end their covert bond.
Senator Glass fled Rocky Mount to catch a Roanoke train in minutes. A blacksmith with a White Steamer ferried him across winding roads as he joked about the contract not guaranteeing his survival. The daring dash helped him reach the train and continue his congressional campaign.
The author laments not appearing in the New York Cafe Society Register, recounting years in New York and failed attempts to join cafe society. He recalls his noisy past, quirky pets, and bid for social acceptance while accepting a lingering outsider status.
James Bannister reports on Les Schroeder who controls seating at Memorial Stadium. He tallies 4960 center seats from center to the 40 yard lines and explains how players, faculty, students, visiting fans and season-ticket holders compete for the best spots. He notes Michigan’s stadium as a model and dismisses the myth that center seats offer the best overall game view.
A colony of 50 000 parasol ants in Bronx Park Zoo New York requires a dozen fresh cut roses each day. The ants only eat OH the flowers that bloom the zo6 roses and reject plain leaves petals or other flowers.
The piece probes long wars involving Russia and neighbors asking when Napoleon reached Moscow how long it took, who invaded Crimea in 1853, who captured Kiev 701 years ago, who won the first war between Russia and Japan and when, and how often Russia has fought major wars with Turkey in the last five centuries.
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