Daily News of Amarillo An Independent Democratic Paper
The Daily News and an Independent Democratic Newspaper in Amarillo Texas presents news with a mission to publish news and support what it believes is right regardless of party politics. Assistant publisher and editor in chief lead the paper as a second class matter under state act.
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The law of compensation hits Berlin readers
A columnist view notes that Germans fear reaped punishment for earlier bombings, with Liberty Magazine reporting Berliners quietly acknowledging payback. UPI reporter James Harper cites discontent in Berlin while denying sensational claims of American airmen being lynched as propaganda.
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Sound Recorders At Front And War Time Notes
Wartime items discuss new sound recorders on the front using steel wire and eight pound gear with two miles of wire for sixty six minutes of audio. The piece blends humor and commentary on politics travel and optimism while noting Nazi tastings and national saving efforts and a push toward youth gas conservation.
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Electoral College and World News Rumors Stir Washington
A Washington News column rounds up rumors and notes on the electoral college revival in Texas and other states, secretaries' politics, a World American Legion plan at George Washington University, a gold rush on Fort Knox, and Hilldring’s fascism insight from postwar military governance challenges in Palermo.
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Enemy Supply Road Blocked In Southeast Asia Offensive
Allied pressure yields results as Japanese forces retreat from Kamaung Mogaung and Myitkyina. Chindit fighters harass behind enemy lines while Brig Gen Frank Merrill’s Marauders press to clear Myitkyina. Stilwell reports air strikes aiding Chinese advances toward Myitkyina junction. Burma Road in lower Yunnan area reported blocked by Liberator air attacks.
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British Policy Centers On Trade Relations
London May 31 Britain's war aims center on expanding trade links from the Arctic to Africa and forging economic ties with the Mediterranean states and continental neighbors. Churchill signals a flexible approach to neutrals and Axis actors, stressing separate judgments for each country.
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Fashion Recycles Hair Tricks Through The Ages
A columnist notes cyclical fashion with women revisiting hair adornments from history. It recalls heavy hair rats, matching braids, and the modern switch as a pretend tail, contrasting with cowhand tails and horseman braids. The piece muses on footwear trends and simple mud-pie crafting as broader style commentary.
Toscanini denies Manon rehearsal tale at Alda gathering
Frances Alda recalls a 20 year old Manon performance with Toscanini conducting without rehearsal and bets him $100 that it happened. Toscanini denies the episode, pays the bet after seeing clippings, and the anecdote ends with a heated exchange over memory and accuracy.
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