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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1944

Page

4

Amarillo Globe History Notes Publishing Details

The Amarillo Globe News outlines its founding date February 20 1924 and its post office entry on February 20 1994. It states evening publication except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News and names executives Gene Howe John McCarty and Wesley Izzard.

Amarillo Texas

War Effort Publicity Proposals Spark Debate Across Nation

Critics condemn a plan to shame the disabled and 4-Fs into war work while praising existing skilled workers and women idle in nonessential jobs. The discourse questions patriotism and potential social backlash amid the drive to boost production for the war.

Washington

Eastman Honored Civilian Hero Behind War Transport

Joseph B. Eastman directed defense transportation and earned respect from rail, motor, and inland water carriers. He kept freight and passenger traffic moving and aided the rapid flow of military supplies to ports despite unprecedented burdens and difficulties. He was known for hard work and avoided press conferences.

Joseph B. Eastman Defense Transportation Eastman

Europe’s Future and the Fate of a Continent

A columnist argues that postwar Europe will be divided into spheres of influence among Britain Russia and the United States with France as a potential pivot. The piece warns against forced population transfers and calls for reconstructing Europe as a unified cultural and economic entity rather than rival dominated zones.

Europe Britain Russia United States France London Poland East Prussia Curzon Line Reich Oder Balkans Bulgaria Rumania Hungaria Jugoslavia Eden Hitler Councils of Nations Byzantium England Adolph Hitler India Mr. Church

Anzio beachhead farms, troops, and town life amid war

Ernie Pyle reports the Anzio beachhead area as largely farmed land in the Pontine marshes, with Italian families staying despite shelling. He notes evacuation efforts, stray cows milked by soldiers, and midwife-like Army doctors delivering babies, while civilians wash uniforms and tanks linger among fields.

Ernie Pyle Fifth Army Italy Anzio Pontine Marshes Baedeker Christ Caesar Mussolini Mershland New York Texas Tunisia Utopia

Sam Houston Junior High School visit shows lively student programs

An observer describes classroom life at Sam Houston Junior High, from candy eating in rooms to shop and homemaking classes, art weaving, general languages, and ninth grade guidance. The piece highlights student clubs, a school newspaper, and the custodial staff's essential role in student health.

Sam Houston H. B. Vaughan Lometa Brown Beryl Hixson Bertha Ferguson Rome Ferguson Ruth Dulin Lou Grade Erdman Alice Joyce Holley Charles Hall Miss Erdman Roland Young Willene Christopher Dorothy Bradford Matt Chandler Vicki Buster Billy Jenkins Louise Lynch Monte Craig Sam Houston Junior High I. D. Maharon

Punjab agricultural caste referenced in historical source

Fragmentary OCR lists multiple crossword like clues from a Punjabi agricultural context. Entries include terms such as abbr for India region and references to legal and measurement terms, indicating a puzzle or glossary style page. The text mentions Punjab agricultural caste, suggesting a note on social grouping within farming communities.

Professor Polk Street and family war musings

A Georgia persona notes wartime timelines and family comments. Aunt Mollie voices blunt truth about a married couple’s quarrel, illustrating kinfolk missteps in sharing opinions. The piece reflects humorous local voice and regional chatter amid wartime context.

Wash Lubricate Polish Wag at 6th and Harrison

A local service offers wash lubrication and polish for wagons at the corner of 6th Street and Harrison Street for seven dollars and fifty cents. Call 2-9075 for details.

6Th & Harrison

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