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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1940
Page
5
The Globe-News Publishing Co publishes The Globe as an independent democratic newspaper. Dorothy Thompson reports on a gloomier National Guard maneuvers story.
A column critiques toll fees on a Maryland convoy, contrasts economic and psychological man, and argues for forward thinking over pure status quo. It analyzes conscription debates, Fascist and Nazi tactics, and warns that Britain may yet rise from defeat through adaptive policy.
An article explains how Junior Achievement offers 15 000 youths a path to business ownership. It outlines forming small companies, drawing up articles of incorporation, electing officers, selling stock, and paying wages. Example shows a Flushing participant earning $5 000 yearly in advertising.
Constance battles quarantine for the Cabrillo herd, plots to save her ranch from John Rashthorne and Pedro Taylor, discovers Donna's secret, and drives toward a cliffside confrontation that ends in a tragic crash and a rescue. Michael Mahoney appears as a silent ally in a tense power struggle.
A crossword style list presents clues for horizontal and vertical entries, with numbers indicating positions. The page mixes baseball, theater, anatomy, and general terms, challenging readers with definitions and wordplay in a long, interconnected puzzle.
A patriotic essay recounts Winston Churchill’s wartime defiance and leadership, praising his courage and rhetoric. It contrasts Britain’s resilience with the dangers of German bombing, then shifts to reflections on English history and poetry, citing Cicero, Wordsworth, and Arnold as enduring sources of national identity.
A newly exhibited durian at the Field Museum of Natural History attracts interest from cheese lovers for its infamous odor likened to decaying meat. The fruit is large and spherical with a spiny rind, hanging on long stalks and ripening to drop from the tree. Inside it has four chambers with several large seeds and a custard like pulp.
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