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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1942
Page
5
A clipped office notice lists publication details for The Globe News in Amarillo Texas dated February 20 1924 and notes a humorous essay comparing tax payments to a golfer failing to follow through to support war funding.
Candace visits Bruce Frazier and learns Peter works hard at medicine while Bruce battles old troubles. She hides a Nassau trip to care for Mrs. Harper and avoids discussing the Harper case. Peter hints Faith Hartshorne Eustis, a Caesarean birth mother, remains unsettled, deepening their entwined worries.
Washington analysis argues Japan can mass naval power against Guadalcanal, risking Allied sea control. With an inferred two to one Japanese advantage, planners worry over airfield disruptions, land based bombers, and cruiser and battleship actions, while Japan concentrates troops from the Philippines and China for future offensives.
Morison profiles Admiral William Sowden Sims as the pivotal figure behind U S naval power, linking his reforms to Mahan’s doctrine and wartime outcomes. He notes Sims foresaw convoys and aircraft carriers, warned of Pacific limits, and shaped America’s wartime sea strategy and island campaigns.
Dorothy Thompson analyzes Field Marshal Smuts Trafalgar day address as a defining war document. He links Britain's unity with a global power role, signals a final phase of war planning through realistic, humane aims, and envisions a postwar order built on United Nations style cooperation and strengthened international institutions.
A condensed piece chronicles Liberia's 19th century origins via the American Colonization Society, Jehudi Ashmun, Robert Gurley, and Joseph Roberts, detailing independence in 1847, US recognition in 1862, and ties to firestone plantations shaping modern US interests. It notes US interventions, naval actions, and Monrovia's strategic importance near Dakar plus broader historical context.
Time Magazine recounts a London dinner where British Army officers traded folk songs with Russian guests. The Russians asked to learn the Boating Song and were taught the tune as vodka flowed, producing a rare moment of shared campfire camaraderie between nations.
A year ago United Press reports Russians evacuating Stalino with Moscow radio admitting German advances in outer defenses near Rostov. Japanese Premier Tojo deems Japan’s policies immobile and irrevocable with no going back. Finns announce capture of Suod.
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