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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1941
Page
13
A rough OCR fragment mentions people and locations in a dated newspaper style. It references a time, a sail, and names like Arlen and Reed, with unclear roles. The legible content is insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or outcome.
A historical overview traces the phonograph from early failed attempts in 1855 to Edison and Berliner innovations, the Victor brand, Caruso era, and RCA Victor revival. It notes radio’s rise in 1921, technological shifts to electricity and better microphones, and RCA Victor’s 1933 push that revitalized sales and public interest in music and education.
A column mixed with satire and opinion discusses British wartime publicity stunts and misgivings about Allied air power. It contrasts British invasion bravado with real preparedness and warns that American leaders fear an underpowered air force facing German and Japanese strength. It cites failures in training, aircraft shortfalls, and inflated promises amid calls to cancel doomed contracts and boost actual readiness.
Edward B. Evans once faced bankruptcy, illness, job loss, and a looming two week prognosis. He stopped worrying, recovered, returned to work, rebuilt his fortunes selling blocks for autos, and later earned aviation fame with a Greenland flying field named after him.
A Midwest hayseed joins a Village life class to learn drawing and finds humor in the awkward process. He meets classmates, observes ailing models, and notes the casual aid of the instructor while pondering how to tell friends back home about the experience.
In a tense roll call the House votes on arming merchant vessels amid surprise support from isolationist-leaning Rep. Hamilton Fish and pacifist Rep. Vito Marcantonio. The tally ends Ages 259, nays 138 as spectators rush bulletins and await Act II in the Senate.
Hamilton Basso’s Wine of the Country follows Tait Ravenwill and Ellen through love tragedy and a return to farming life in South Carolina. Robert Graves’ Proceed Sergeant Lamb chronicles two escapes during the American Revolution and Lamb’s long life in Ireland after Yorktown.
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