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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1944
Page
4
A fragment shows the Amarillo Globe page eight masthead with publication details. It lists founders and publishers with names such as Gene Howe and John McCarty and notes evenings publication except certain days.
A small force of New Zealand troops with Allied armies in Italy earned praise for fierce hand to hand fighting at Cassino and spearheading flanking actions at the Mareth Line. They fought from El Alamein to Cap Bon and endured three years of harsh conditions, with many casualties, while continuing to serve alongside British and other Allied forces.
An editorial argues lax discipline in home, school, and church endangers democracy. It credits orderly conduct in religion and civic life with forestalling dictatorship, warning against juvenile delinquency and “easy” attitudes toward work, integrity, and scholarship.
Wireless dispatch profiles four sergeants from the 45th Division on the Anzio beachhead. Samuel Day of Covington Kentucky recalls trench-foot cure ironies, Eugene Bender of Stroudsburg Pennsylvania shares patrol survival, Vincent Mamente of Astoria New York explains making a raft for a wet foxhole, and Michael Adams of Akron Ohio weighs battle nerves and duty. A Princeton Institute note on Irish-American views follows.
The text contrasts local business bravado with counter majoritarian strategy and cites public opinion on Ireland during World War II. It notes a Tex Crossett anecdote about loyalty and profit, then discusses U S policy options toward Eire and past Institute findings on Irish American attitudes toward aiding the Allies.
A compilation quotes Proverbs urging righteousness and Jeremiah about choosing life. It juxtaposes David Crockett’s exhortation to act rightly after ensuring correctness with biblical lines on the way of life versus death.
Lt. Gen. Lesley J. McNair salutes infantry. the foot soldier is the decisive factor in victory. He notes the glamour of air and tank power masks the infantry’s grind from Sicily to New Georgia, stressing courage, ingenuity, and endurance across varied theaters.
A compilation of quotes from notable figures including Vice President Henry Wallace General staff leaders and religious leaders. The pieces discuss free enterprise industrial momentum postwar goals and wartime outlooks on Japan Germany and morale.
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