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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1942
Page
4
Founding date February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under March 3 1879 act. Published evenings except weekends in connection with Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings by Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore. Gene Ho president and publisher John Hn McCarty associate publisher.
Kathleen Vaughan nears her first stage part in Linville as Fred, Paul, and Ruby push a high stakes amateur production. Joe presses for romance while Kathleen studies her role and worries about Claudine like tension from past summers.
A New Jersey newspaper explains editorial apologies for wartime political reporting, asserting the press has a duty to inform citizens to sustain democracy. It argues disclosure of political patronage and candidate quality helps readers judge governance and protect democratic values.
A compilation of wartime remarks from Captain Eddie Rickenbacker praising American air superiority, Mrs Adele H Tiohn stressing secrecy in manufacturing, and W Averell Harriman noting resilient production in the Soviet theater despite territorial losses. The comments emphasize combat success, industrial discipline, and sustained output during World War II.
Washington report says Donald Nelson formed a three man board including Ickes Henderson and Patterson to determine fuel oil rationing without full official backing. Critics question justification, timing, and potential motives amid wartime shortages and rising eastbound tank car shipments.
Dorothy Thompson argues the United States must expand its labor force by mobilizing youth and women through integrated programs rather than top heavy bureaucracy. She cites farm labor, school-age youths, and volunteer corps as examples and warns against relying solely on decrees while urging broad citizen-led mobilization.
Henry Morgan of WOR, famed for sharp tongue and ad lib riffs, is forced to curb weather forecasts by Adm. Adolphus Andrews. The Brash star riffs at sponsors and bosses, often turning commercials into bold satire while rising to radio notoriety.
A profile of radio comedian Morgans rise at WOR in New Jersey. Details his improvisational style, schedule, earnings between 250 and 400 weekly, fan base, critics, and rivals Lowell Thomas and Bill Stern. Notes his vanity and staged publicity clashes with WOR.
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