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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1942

Page

11

Tonight and Tomorrow at Local Theaters and Press Box Notes

Tommy Reynolds and his band headline tonight. The Major and The Minor plays at Paramount with laughs, while Priorities On Parade at State delivers boy meets girl fare with extra punch. The Black Mask Players open Too Much Mother tomorrow at 8 30 p m at the Senior High School Auditorium. The Sandstorm high school paper at Amarillo High School showcases editors Doris Free and Joyce Jordan with front page queen Janie Edwards. Coverage from Utler and Buffalo stadium notes damp weather and staffers like Betty Elliott Clyde Clark and Nora Jean Lamb. Henry McLemore weighs Second Front talk as John J American ponders wartime diplomacy and Willkie Stalin dispatches.

Nat Tommy Reynolds Paramount Jerry Colonna Bob Hope Johnnie Johnson Bing Crosby Black Mask Dolly Lynch R. P. Parcells Gwen Ely Foy Duke Leroy Byrd Howard Scott Oliver Middleton Sandie Mothers Club Buffalo Stadium Canyon Dwight Hoskins Nora Jean Lamb James Coontz Sandstorm Hud Prichard Our Canyon Stewart Condron West Texas Olin Hinkle Hardin-Simmons

Reality of war shows two empires seeking global control

Dorothy Thompson argues the war is a battle between German and Japanese empires to dominate Eurasia and the Pacific, threatening Britain and the Americas. She stresses survival through united Allied coalitions, warns against politics of imperialism and plutocracy, and insists alliance unity is essential to victory and future world order.

Dorothy Thompson Eurasia Africa Mediterranean Black Sea Caspian Persian Gulf France Russia Egypt Middle East Thompson Hitler Britain Great Britain British Isles Asia Europe China Pacific Japan Germany Far East Eurasian India Australia South America North America Alaska Western Hemisphere Americas Italy

Do A Little Extra Work By Dale Carnegie

A heart warming letter from Bud Taylor on a Westfield Iowa farm shows a simple success principle. Do a little more than you are paid to do during slack times and keep your job. Bud’s extra work kept him employed after others left. Roy Barton White’s rise at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad began with the same idea. He moved from telegrapher to president, proving consistent extra effort opens advancement.

John J. American Josef Stalin Russia United Nations Stalin United States Great Britain John J. Too Creation Churchill Moscow Harry Hopkins Molotoff Roosevelt Willkie Admiral Standley Washington John J Axis Dale Carnegie Iowa Bud Taylor Westfield Carnegie Roy Barton White Dana Indiana Baltimore and Ohio Railroad B and O

Leaders urge full effort and victory in war

A wartime collection of quotes emphasizes total commitment to victory. Maj Gen James A. Also says many hesitate to meet conditions for full war effort, Eric Johnston notes the need for victory mindset, Roosevelt calls for best individual effort, and a Polish refugee describes German pillaging of food supplies and medicine.

James A. Also President Roosevelt

Puzzler Grid Clues Prompt a Quick Word Quest

A concise puzzle list presents horizontal and vertical clues. Players fill a crossword grid with terms such as objects, verbs, body parts, and common names, mapping known answers to intersecting letters.

Stalin declares Moscow under siege as war expands

A year ago United Press reports Stalin orders Moscow under a state of siege while Germany proclaims occupation of Taganrog and places Odessa in a Romanian district. German bombers strike a Soviet Crimean airport as Afghanistan orders expulsion of German and Italian nationals not on diplomatic duties.

United Press Stalin Moscow Germany Taganrog Odessa Crimea Afghanistan

Verses and Proverbs Across Faith and Philosophy

A compact collection of biblical quotes and literary maxims. Passages from Ezekiel Daniel Hosea Milton Goethe Rousseau reflect obedience wisdom remorse and seeking divine guidance.

BON VOYAGE FROM THE WORD GO

Amarillo life notes celebrate visits and new arrivals with reader letters on families moving to the area. A string of social items covers weekend guests, birthdays, births at Northwest Texas Hospital, and new residents like the Wassums and Caples, plus town goings on and a wartime field report from England. Major names include Underwood Prouty Smyth Caple and the Smithfield soldier Stephenson.

R. E. Underwood, Jr Susan Lubbock Wichita Falls Guy C. Bateman West Twentieth Avenue Bateman J. H. Hollas Higgins Cecil Bateman Dallas Betty Lou Bateman Texline F. J. Brown West Eighth Avenue St. Anthony's Hospital C. H. Whitaker Whitaker Hereford L. L. Conley North West Sixteenth Avenue Northwest Texas Hospital C. E. Story Route 2 J. W. Moncrief Maryland J. T. Patton Patton Jackson Street

Manners Quiz on Social Etiquette Answers

A vintage etiquette quiz answers five questions on hostess gifts notes handling glasses and introductions. It states a bread and butter note is required regardless of gifts, the man says goodbye after introductions, empty glasses should be cleared, hosts refill rather than refresh with used glasses, guests should be offered drinks after arrival, and when praising writing or art use say I thoroughly enjoy it.

The Seventh Cross a stark anti Nazi tale of escape

A powerful novel by Anna Seghers portrays George Heisler’s escape from a Westhofen prison camp as seven crosses on trees become the symbol of torture and fate. The narrative follows Heisler, his pursuers, and helpers across a tense search for freedom.

George Heisler Little, Brown Anna Seghers Germany Westhofen Hell Heisler Fahrenberg Franz Marnet George Leni Elly Gestapo Paul Roeder Fiedler Frau Kress

Also Mentioned on This Page

Utler Field Betty Elliott Clyde Clark Betty Sumerlin Jim Coontz Virginia Stack J. H. Stringer Nora Jeanne Lamb Ted Moss Jack Tomberline Dave Smith von Reece Amarillo High School Doris Free Joyce Jordan Amarillo Janie Edwards Sandie Horacine Gibson Mary Jean Burkhalter Burt Cory Donnie Watkins Leland Gray Don Bagot Jimmie Allison James Richardson Fluff Meyers Sammy Deal Clifton Evans Jack Cauley Bobby Jean Elkins Thelma Pollard Louise Walker Maxine Lanham Janice Shumate Shirley Jackson Alice Lee Gist Erna Ruth Beck Barbara Boxwell Henry McLemore N York Turkey McLemore Wendell Willkie Mr. Willkie Eric Johnston Economic Stabilization Board Poland Stoday U. S King’s College Ezekiel Milton God Daniel Goethe Hosea Remorse Rousseau J. A. Caple Ella Noe E. A. Wassum Whitharrel Jefferson Street Wassum Barfield Lumber Company Pat Newman Albuquerque Newman Pantex Ordnance Plant A. F. Bulfer Chicago Army Air Forces Technical School Bulfer Monroe Street C. 8. Hagerty Hagerty Bowie Street Baldwin Stanton St. Louis Stanton Edward Elizabeth Ann West Fifteenth Avenue H. E. Chase Major Chase Chases Polk Street Carl Cox Sunset Terrace Mrs. Cox Northewest Texas Hospital C. J. Miller Miller Hayden Street J. B. Williams Wallace F. Pray Virginia Street Carmen Hitchcock West Thirteenth Avenue Hale Center I. Foster Smith Anita Marie Mina, Nev Edward Batt Smith Gertrude Batt Ralph Highfill Muskogee Eufaula Oklo Hermon Pipkin, Jr John Knight Clay Thornton Ann Kumpe J. F. Handeley Paul Handeley Russell McKinley J. W. Hill Martha Dixie Ann Quisenberry Northwest Texas Hospital News Bobbie Williams West Seventh Avenue Marvin Landtroop Olive Street J. F. Davis Jo Catherine Pitcock North Grand Street Fred C. Hannah Woodrow Gold East Twelfth Avenue B. F. Jarrett Tascosa J. W. Haggan West Fourth Avenue Catherine B. Thedens Taylor Street W. A. Glovier Maryland Street Fort Worth Rolla Cartwrights Iris Westbay Tyler Street Mary Alice Wright Madison Street Rowena Kennedy Lincoln Street ST. Anthony's T. S. Walker Conway J. C. Weaver Fillmore Street R. L. Tatum Dalhart W. E. Ballard McLean Ernie Pyle England Gilbert D. Stephenson Smithfield N. C America Stephenson Kedric Blackwood Spartanburg Blackwood Glenn-Ayres Florists John P. Glenin Battery Sergi O'Dell Vaughn Kedric Pvt Charles Blackwood Ray Cruze Knoxville News-Sentinel Bert Vincent Corporal Cruze S. H. George & Sons Cecil E. Lambert Darlington, S. C Sergeant Lambert Lambert Lynea Service, Inc Dean Professor Cram A. B. Harvard Yale
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