Glotz tissues scare sparks wartime shopping frenzy
Amid a city mood of wartime urgency, Amarillo shoppers seek scarce cleaning tissues. The piece notes onions and garlic as risky mouth bacteria killers, cites Republican leaders urging restraint at Chicago convention, and jokes about elephants in politics and circus symbols.
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Harrison Spangler
Chicago
Social issue shapes postwar world opinions
Dorothy Thompson argues that war and peace depend on social issues, not just policy. She compares Britain’s postwar plan for public housing and a planned economy, De Gaulle’s semi socialist France, and Italy’s push for land reform, noting broad convergence on social welfare over private interests and the limits of Bolshevik or prewar capitalist models.
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Dorothy Thompson
Britain
Em. Churchill
Churchill
Roosevelt
General de Gaulle
Algiers
France
Badoglio
Moscow
General Gaulle
Italy
Mussolini
Germany
Free German Committee
United States
Calm Fifth Army beach head scene amid shelling in Italy
Ernie Pyle describes American infantrymen of the 179th Infantry on a Fifth Army beach head in Italy taking a breathing rest after a front‑line stint. A calm contrast exists between distant bombardment and troops relaxing three miles behind the perimeter, with planes overhead and occasional shellfire nearby. One soldier adapts by tying a rope to a tree to sleep standing up in cold water.
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Ernie Pyle
Fifth Army
Italy
179Th Infantry
Amarillo
Texas
U. S
South Pacific
Bob Hope
Mike Murphy
Colin Kelly
Edwin O'Hara
John Cullen
Don Gallager
Uncle Takes No Chances With Tax Forms In District
The district mails estimated tax forms to 150000 taxpayers with two worksheets though only one is needed to reduce confusion. Collector W A Thomas of Dallas notes the extra sheet serves to prove mistakes in the instruction sheets.
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W. A. Thomas
Dallas
Sam
West Amarillo
San Jacinto
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
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A Friend’s Death and War Memoir on Polk Street
A South Texas friend died, judged a man whose sole aim was never to be wrong. The narrative shifts to battlefield life in Italy, describing trench foot, soaking rain, trapped troops, and the stubborn mindset that kept soldiers alive despite brutal conditions.
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Texas
U. S
Screen Star Horizonta Puzzle Clues Solve Word List
A mixed list of numbered across and down clues with partial entries and hints like Indian hom and Hawaiian farmers wreath, including several abbreviations and foreign terms for a word puzzle grid. The text appears to mix puzzle instructions with scattered clue fragments and partial answers.
Neutral stance voiced amid long peace by leaders
Robert Brennan ladles a warning about staying out of conflict while urging firm neutrality in the face of foreign pressure. Chief Justice George W. Maxey asserts the U S presidency should resist being controlled by any organization or individual.
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Robert Brennan
Ehre
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The
United States
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
George W. Maxey
Thoughts on Life and Death Amid Nature and Art
A fragmentary reflective verse echoing contemplation of life and longing for departure. The speaker contrasts love of nature and art with the inevitability of mortality and divine justice guiding the right to prevail.
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Landor
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