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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1941
Page
6
A fragment from a 1924 Amarillo publication shows a second class matter notice for The Globe News Publishing Co. The text includes publisher names Gene Howe and John McCarty and lists telephone numbers for news and circulation departments.
A column argues against any deal with Japan that ignores China, urging U S backing of China and continuance of pledged aid. It notes potential moves on Manchuria and Indo China, warns against betraying commitments, and urges skepticism toward unverified rumors about military orders and strategic shifts. The text also includes a novel synopsis about Abel Brown at The Sign of the Burning Ship, blending current events with fiction.
Abel Brown a former Orsina first officer hides his guilt after the sea disaster that killed 300 aboard the burning ship. In a lonely inn at Fundy’s edge, he encounters Crispin Dean, and confronts memory, fate, and the chance of human connection while scheming to leave before discovery.
The article highlights the Canal Zone as the United States’ impregnable naval outpost with hidden defenses and camouflaged locks, while detailing Moscow’s calm, disciplined civilian life under war conditions. It also critiques antiwar voices in America, urging focus on defeating the Nazi threat before internal bickering resumes.
The Nazis warn they will shoot Parisians to defend occupying troops. The speaker argues such brutal measures are the logical outcome of invasion, asserting the shock should have come from the initial decision to conquer. One man on Sept 1, 1959 set that course.
The piece reports Dr. Hugh Cabot challenging the benefits of sunshine for adults while noting it may provide vitamins for growing children. It questions whether the perceived health from sun exposure is real or merely an illusion, prompting readers to rethink sun habits.
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