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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1941
Page
2
The piece draws a parallel between Holy Week and Nazi actions in 1941 as Yugoslavia and Greece are invaded amid claims of peace. It argues the invasions mask aggression, condemns the rhetoric of peaceful aims, and asserts faith that life will triumph over death.
George Batson rose from bus-boy in a New York restaurant to author of a popular play featuring Ruth Chatterton. Opened to strong applause in Amarillo Texas and poised to become a hit. The piece notes Batson’s unusual talent, ambition, and courage illustrating America as a land where such success is possible.
The article argues Germany is looting occupied countries by buying assets with devalued currency, masking conquest as alliance. It cites France and Hungary and claims Italian factories and US firms in occupied France are being bought similarly, to extract profits and assets even after potential loss of the war.
A Broadway overview notes Philip Ober in Mr and Mrs North as a unique debut with a corpse scene. It highlights Tide Water Oil rescuing 261 lives, Jose Ferrer’s skiing turn, and the Shuberts owning 22 theaters. It also mentions a publishing expose What Makes Sammy Run and hints at Hollywood intrigue.
A collection of remarks on democracy and journalism contrasts newspapers as democracy’s instruments with editors defending free speech. Notable names include Manchester Buddy of Los Angeles and William L. Chenery, plus William S. Knudsen of the Office of Production Management.
A clipped wartime note reflects Roosevelt’s stance on defense policy and arms control. A Louisiana couple wed in a plane at 2000 feet before landing, symbolizing daring times. The piece muses on leadership and the ongoing global conflict in 1941 with a tone of caution and resolve.
In a serialized drama by Oren Arnold, Dr Hale and assistant Carolyn Tyler discuss securing their lab with armed guards. Carolyn volunteers to arrange the force, while Hale extols the project’s transcendent importance and finances, prompting her to call Ken Palmer for weapons. The scene mixes ambition, danger and a tense power dynamic.
Carolyn Sormi coordinates a rush order of guards and funds to secure a sensitive laboratory. Ken Palmer mobilizes twelve trusted men to guard the Dr Hale facility, as Hale dictations reveal secret research and warnings about radiation safety and secrecy.
Hollywood notes describe Joan Bennett in Man Hunt as a brisk, independent figure who moves from fragility to pragmatic action. She chats with Walter Pidgeon amid London docks and tight chases, keeps a modest wardrobe, and enjoys a quieter dressing room while delivering a more capable, less sentimental performance than past roles.
Washington's defense inquiry expands to three investigations with Senate Finance Committee urging a $15,000 budget and House panels seeking $100,000. Chairman May aims three subcommittees to study aviation land needs and ordnance, then tour the country for first hand evidence. First witnesses include Dykstra and Perkins.
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