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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1942
Page
4
Entrusted with founding details and publication notice for The Globe-News Publishing Co. It notes second class matter entry date February 20 1924 and publishing schedule. Includes contact lines for news business and circulation departments.
Kathleen and Joe navigate a busy week centered on Uncle Frank’s farm party and a new theater production at Ye Old Barn Drama House. The couple discuss cast roles, guest lists including Ruby, Daisy, and Paul, and a planned overnight stay after a Sunday barbecue. The show draws out-of-town visitors and local theater folk amid a light, social backdrop.
Life Magazine outlines the dual shift from gas buggies to horse transport amid war shortages and previews postwar visions of rapid prefab housing. It notes brisk horse auctions at East St. Louis with high prices, describes the Kentucky rifle's evolution, and imagines future home building with mass produced models and swift delivery.
The piece criticizes Congress for not deferring payments to service men's dependents until near election day. It argues there was no political significance in the original date but accuses lawmakers of attempting a last minute reminder to voters. It notes public skepticism and warned that citizens are less naive now.
Washington columnist Paul Mallon critiques Leon Henderson’s war economy figures as deceptive while noting broad national sacrifice across workers farmers and small businesses. He argues Americans endure high taxes and prices with limited wage gains even as Guadalcanal fighting continues as a potential springboard for further offensives.
Dorothy Thompson lauds the Baruch Commission as a disinterested, expert body akin to a Royal Commission. She urges immediate action to exploit Arctic and rubber substitutes, criticizes bureaucratic confusion, and questions why Soviet rubber formulas were not accepted, warning of transport breakdown without swift, independent governance.
A compact reflection citing Job 19 29 and Job 28 28, noting fear of the sword as wrath and the Lord as source of wisdom. It frames judgment and departing from evil as paths to understanding.
Washington column defends U S aircraft against British critics claiming inferiority. author argues American bombers and fighters show resilience and performance in raids over Germany, noting higher kill rates and sturdiness, with emphasis on lack of all purpose planes and modernization of P 38 and P 47.
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