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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1941

Page

11

Tom Dick and Harry in State Theater Ends Run

Hollywood chatter reviews the film Tom, Dick and Harry closing a four day run at the State Theater. Ginger Rogers earns praise while readers are invited to send letters for a chance at free tickets as theater manager Al Reed reshapes programming to week long runs with upcoming titles Sun Valley Serenade When Ladies Meet Belle Starr Unfinished Business Nothing But the Truth.

Hollywood Tom, Dick and Harry State Theater Capitol Ginger Rogers Ginger Ourself al Reed Reed Sonja Henie Joan Crawford Robert Taylor Greer ‘Blossoms In Dust Garson Herbert Marshall Belle Starr

Schooling for Success in Amarillo High Voc Ed

Amarillo merchants praise the Distributive Education and Diversified Occupations programs at Amarillo High School. About 25 students work in stores and shops for credit while attending morning classes. 85 percent enter full time jobs after graduation, with most accepting positions in the companies where they trained.

Paul Timmons Amarillo Amarillo High School Southwest University of Texas

World War I Echoes in Modern War Morale and Resistance

In a Washington column, Paul Mason reflects on letters from draftees and parents about army morale. He lists grievances on pay, equipment, and leadership. He notes comparisons with Allied pay, explains extended drafts, and defends officer quality while urging unity and patience as production improves.

Washington

TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL 1 Woman novelist 8 Ring of 9 Famous

A crossword style puzzle text lists clues for both horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and partial phrases, including common wordplay indicators and missing letters. The readable lines show fragmented clues such as Exclamatio and Alcoholic drink among others, indicating a puzzle with entry lengths and cross references.

Anglo Saxon revolution of freedom in Britain's war

Dorothy Thompson argues that Britain's wartime experience is not destroying civilization but purging and renewing it. The war decentralizes industry, unites education and care, reshapes diet and labor relations, mobilizes women, and blends socialism with private enterprise. It creates a universal, humane transformation across classes and nations.

Lisbon Britain Europe United States Soviet Union Russia China England America House of Commons

Cheese Making at Madison Milk Producers Association

Rambles detail the Madison Milk Producers Association plant near Madison, a 450-farmer cooperative producing most city milk. The piece describes cheese making from 3000 pounds of milk per 209 pounds of cheese, aging rooms, brining, eyes in cheese, and a quirky reader note about a California letter writer opposing Hitler.

Madison Wis Madison Milk Producers Association Wisconsin State University Cheresery America Kraft's Farmers’ Cooperative Switzerland University of Wisconsin

Quotes on war and peace with Iceland note

A collection of statements from figures including Admiral Nomura Senator Connally and Senator Byrd urging cautious diplomacy and evolutionary economic adjustments. The text notes Iceland as a base for American troops and comments on mobilization, safety, and preparedness amid global tension.

Lennart W. Cronkite World Peace Foundation Iceland Gundebood

Time discipline and the art of Fifteen Minute Power

Dale Carnegie urges readers to reclaim lost minutes and harness fifteen minute intervals. He cites Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone Sir Richard Burton Teddy Roosevelt and John D Rockefeller as examples of productive time use. The message encourages immediate start today and cut wasted moments to achieve more by year’s end.

Harlan F. Stone Sir Richard Burton Richard Burton Nile River Meccs Arabia Teddy" Roosevelt White House Terdy John D Cleveland

Carter Manasco Joins House From Alabama's Jasper

United Press profile highlights Carter Manasco of Jasper Alabama now a House member, after serving seven years as secretary to late Speaker William Bankhead. Born 1902 near Townley, educated in law at Alabama, he rose from local legislator to Washington aide, and now backs the administration as the 7th District seat shifts after Bankhead’s death.

Manasco Congress William B. Bankhead Townley Ala Manaseo Alabama University of Alabama Jasper Bankhead Washington Weatherford Walter Will Bankhead John H. Bankhead

Hopping Mad About Defense Contracts and Lobbyists

Persistent reports of lobbyists pulling strings in national defense anger officials. Undersecretary Robert Patterson cites anti commission clauses in army contracts while Treasury’s Clifton Mack notes government buying scope from acacia to zinc sulphate and direct purchases. Senator Connally adds a closing quip linking past unity to current scrutiny as a congressional FBI probe looms.

Robert Patterson Donald M. Nelson OPM Commission Clifton FE Mack Treasury Department Army Washington Congressional FBI

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