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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1940
Page
4
Dorothy Thompson notes publication details for The Globe News Amended imprint. The memo lists editors and publishers along with mailing and post office dates and a statement of independent democratic stance.
An editorial discusses pedestrian safety and vehicle momentum, urging Amarillo to educate drivers and police to curb aggressive driving. It contrasts mass and momentum with law, and cites global views on leadership and national defense, highlighting Britain’s morale shift and Churchill’s role.
Dale Carnegie F Marshall of 3838 West Washington Street Indianapolis Indiana won second prize of 10 in a contest on How I Cured An Inferiority Complex. He recounts his journey from fear and self consciousness to confident speaking through preparation, practice, and public appearances, urging others to attend courses and address crowds.
Constance wavers between John Rashthorne and Pedro as the Cabrillos arrive. John greets Constance and Pedro sees the moment, while Donna and Don mingle with guests. Constance grapples with trust, ownership, and looming plans for a Beachport celebration staged by Loneshore Limber.
In a tense social dinner scene, Constance faces a choice as Mrs. Cabrillo assigns the guest role to Constance’s rival while Pedro, John, Donna, and family tensions swirl. Constance prepares in secret, hoping to assist Pedro and resolve loyalties amid a public fiesta.
A puzzle list blends wartime nursing heroine Florence Nightingale with clues across and down. It includes terms from medicine, myth, geography, and daily objects, offering a varied grid of wordplay and definitions.
Congressman M. J. Maas urges replacing the Naval Academy with a postgraduate college for career officers. He says admissions favor influence and wealth, wastes talent, and biases promotions toward Annapolis graduates, calling for ROTC-based entry and reform to meet wartime needs.
Reprinted from PM New York Daily. French cost of German occupation runs eight million dollars a day. Loot includes 42 000 tons of copper 27 000 tons of zinc 19 000 tons of lead 3600 tons of tin 1700 tons of nickel 700 tons of quicksilver. 230 000 tons of guns 9 000 tons of barbed wire 800 tons of other wire 4 500 tons of nails 53 000 motor cars 29 000 trucks. Also untouched goods such as food and toiletries. Lyon shows leather silk canned goods requisitioned forcing 140 trains to move them to Germany. Trains not returned. German pay may come as bonds or occupation marks, but neither is valuable.
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