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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1943
Page
8
The Amari llo Globe reports on Nazi aggression and allied counter moves as wartime bombs devastate cities and German conscripts crowd the Reich. It notes household fat rationing and the need for 17 million pounds monthly while housewives struggle to meet explosives and military needs.
Dorothy Thompson argues Americans underestimate Nazi terror and outlines how the regime uses lawlessness, coercion, and mass violence to subjugate Germany and occupied Europe. She notes genocidal actions, forced labor, and the spread of fear, urging clear understanding to resist collapse and prevent further atrocities.
Lipppmann argues the Wilsonian framework failed due to Article X and isolationist misreadings. He warns against pledging permanent US armed support in Europe and urges a balanced postwar policy that avoids overreach while maintaining firm engagement.
A mixed word puzzle list with clues and scattered typos covering horizontal and vertical entries. It includes definitions for water body, notes, elements, animals and various abbreviations, plus themed and filler lines.
Superintendent Hadley and Dr. Fell discuss the case and set the scene at the tennis court. They map three footprints and debate whether Brenda White made the middle tracks, weighing the possibility of another killer and detailing the sequence of movements before and after the rain.
In this chapter Hadley and Dr. Fell discuss the Dorrance murder. Brenda White is cleared of making the tracks but not of guilt. Arthur Chandler emerges as a prime suspect with motive, opportunity, and temperament, a former acrobat known as a Flying Mephisto. To Be Continued.
Ernie Pyle notes American troops in North Africa savor camp life and mishaps. He describes an animal menagerie at a base, gazelles and a dog named Ziggie, and recounts bomber crew rough missions that left crews shot up but undeterred. He admires soldiers' beards and laments toothpaste shortages, mocking a distant desk bound officer.
In a daylight assault above Milne Bay Captain Clyde Webb led a B 17 bombing run against a Jap fleet. His Fortress vanished after a direct hit, with nine crew lost and many others honored for their war effort in the Pacific.
Answer key to five etiquette questions: use I know Mr Brown, address a PhD woman as Miss or Mrs depending on her preference with Miss Jones or Mrs Jones, a young girl should not introduce as Miss Smith, salon conversations while serving are improper, avoid touching glass rims, and when answering the phone for a family member away from home choose to ask for a number rather than identify the caller. recommended solution is (a) What would you do.
A compilation quotes figures like Clement Atlee Roosevelt Chiang Kai-shek and William S. Elliott stressing economic provision, unconditional surrender, forgiveness, global reordering, shared raw materials and international cooperation to prevent wars and ensure peace.
A collection of literary and biblical quotes centers on hope, repentance, and divine rescue. Notable lines include Sowell on judgment, Lamentations on faith, Goethe on hope, Ezekiel on repentance, Horazco on timely repentance, Daniel on deliverance, and Shakespeare on moving stones.
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