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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1941

Page

4

Globe-News Publishing Co. notices seek Amarillo readers

Founded February 20 1924 or entered as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office under the 1879 act. Published evenings except Saturdays Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by Globe-News Publishing Co at Sixth and Fillmore. Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher contacts listed.

Amarillo Texas Amarillo Daily News Globe-News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore Ee Gene Howe John McCarty

The Eureka Landing Boats and Wartime Courage

New Orleans writer praises the Eureka landing boat built by Higgins Company as key to wartime coastal operations. He links bootlegger boats to modern designs, recounts sea wall beaching feats, and notes the craft carries soldiers, guns, and smoke screens while aiding Dunkirk-era rescue ideas.

Feds Yesteryear Eureka Higgins Company New Orleans Army Navy Marine Corps Crete Rumerunners Lake Pontchartrain Dunkirk

Navy Seeks 13 000 A Month To Train Sailors For New Warships

The Navy announces a drive to recruit sailors at a monthly rate of 13 000 to train for an influx of new warships. It stresses that a navy is made by its people and cites famed admirals as examples of the tradition of men stepping forward to serve.

Navy Ocean Navy United States Jones Bainbridge Preble Decatur Porter Farragut Dewey Stark Kimmel King

Reconstruction of Europe Proposes Roosevelt as World Leader

In The Reconstruction of Europe Guglielmo Ferraro argues Roosevelt could play the peacemaking role Napoleonic era figures once held. He asserts American industrial progress shapes Europe and that the US must provide political leadership to guide Europe from the Nazi era. He portrays Roosevelt as Moses guiding postwar order.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Tallyrand Alexander I Europe Putnams Guglielmo Ferraro Ferraro United States Atlantic Moses Roosevelt

Secret voyage intrudes as Mallory tracks threats

Jim Mallory confronts Eric Forbes and an unknown man after a tense night of intrigue over the Sonora. A heated exchange with Mary Larsen ends with a tense promise and pursuit across a dark house patio.

Eric Forbes Mallory Jim Forbes Jim Mallory Mary Hammonds

Sonora mystery deepens as cigaret case ties past to present

Jim Mallory faces pressure from Jeffrey Hammond and Lois as the cigaret case connects to Bert Halloran and the Sonora wreck. Mary Larsen seeks truth while Forbes presses for a New York transfer. Mallory moves to sail the Aurora, hiring trusted hands as tensions rise aboard the crew and a key vessel.

Lois Sonora Eric Forbes Mary Forbes Hammond New York Jim Bert Halloran Jimy Mallory Jeffery Hammond Mallory Mary Larsen Miss Larsen Mr. Mallory Jim Mallory Aurora Curly Bates Black Big Cayman Key West Mr. Forbes

India at War and Britain's Dilemma in 1940s

An article argues India stands as a pivotal but fragile pillar of the British Empire amid World War II. It warns India faces external risks from Axis pressure and internal political tension, with Britain's hold challenged by Gandhi and Congress mustering anti Nazi sentiment without unified support for Britain.

United States Japan East Asia Germany Europe Africa U. S India Britain East India Company Middle East Persaa Gulf Iran Russia Alexander Hitler Lord Rothermere Gandhi Mediterranean Suez Canal Imperial Air Line England Australia Bagdad Karachi Calcutta Singapore Far East Siam Pacific China Burma General Motors Ford George VI Winston Churchill Congress Moslem League Mr. Churchill Indian Congress Plate Federa Union of Democracies League of Nations New International British Commonwealth Indie Tony

Defense bonds and stamps explained in Q&A style

A public FAQ outlines defense savings stamps and three bond series. It covers the picture on stamps, denominations available, redemption methods, maturity values for Series E in ten years, interest rates, where to obtain them, and differences among Series E F and G bonds.

Defense

Amarillo Spanish American Club Fosters Citizenship Heritage

The Amarillo Spanish-American Club began March 9, 1932 to promote American citizenship and good government. It built a clubhouse at 1320 Houston Street funded by member dues, opened in 1940, and runs a WPA supervised recreation center. The group numbers 80 members with Mike Romero as president and emphasizes loyalty to the United States and community service.

Roosevelt Amarillo United States Tomas Hernandez Club United States of America J. E. Quitana Cleveland Street Houston Street Amarillos WPAL WPA League of United Latin American Citizens League Mike Romero Nicasio Garcia Hernandez

Radio stunts may lift quiet stooges into stardom

The piece notes that the success of Hal Peary as Gildersleeve on radio could open doors for other comedy stooges. It highlights talents like Bil Thompson and Fred Allen's stock players, who can perform multiple dialects, arguing broadcast material will determine stardom more than vaudeville.

Grea Gildersleeve Ha “Gildersleeve Peary Bil Thompson Thompger Fibber McGee M Stooge Ol Timer Horatio K. Moomer Nicky Populus Wilfred Wimple Fred Allen Charlie Cantor Minerv Pious John Brown Thes Stooges Sta Ha Peary Gildersleeve

Fastest Fingers Claim World Typing Crown

Margare Hamma of Brooklyn won the world typing championship in Chicago, typing at 149 words per minute for a solid hour and 46 800 keystrokes. She toppled Albert Tangora, held the crown for seven years, and earned a trip to Chicago after a year of training.

Margare Hamma Brooklyn America Margarget Chicago Alber Tangora Margaret Tha

Hypertension in Marseille Amid Tense Atmosphere

In Marseille, France, a tense and nervous mood pervades the streets and cafes. Rumors surge as people feel watchful, like brokers in a market downturn, signaling strain and potential breakdowns under despotism and oppression.

Marseilles France

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