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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1945
Page
6
A fragmented column notes a Polk Street professor seeking new slipcovers amid budget talk. It shifts to Ernie Pyle’s Okinawa dispatch describing landing day conditions, gear, and a Liberator bomber, with brief notes on Allied moves in Europe and a cheeky beauty quote.
Forecasts say years or generations will be needed to restore productivity after Holland was ruthlessly flooded by the Germans in a drainage effort aimed at hindering Allied advance.
A wartime image shows a Canadian amphibious vehicle plowing over land that had been reclaimed by the Dutch before German bombardment of dikes let sea water flood the former polders. The scene captures the disruption of centuries of land reclamation efforts and the temporary loss of cultivated acres.
Sir Gerald Campbell, British minister to the U.S., urged that despite impending problems nations must act as natural allies and rely on shared sense and trust in essentials even without a formal treaty.
A statement by Lt. Gen. George S. Patton Jr of the Third Army extols tanks as superior in mechanical endurance and ease of maintenance in war theaters, highlighting their advantages in sustained operations.
A Tokyo broadcast warns that the nation’s rise or fall will be decided in the near future, signaling tense political stakes and public concern. The message emphasizes urgency and potential impact on national stability.
Washington discussions on postwar bases and trusteeships reveal a split between building global security through American bases and pursuing self focused security. Stettinius King and others argue for bases and mandates while pointing to Allied administration of captured islands and the need for American leadership to secure a peaceful world.
New York Sun columnist argues that a moral revolution underpins national policy and international relations, warning that expediency erodes truth. He cites the Yalta disclosures, laments the rise of tolerating deception, and honors Major-General Maurice B. Rose, urging mercy and justice amid grief during Passover.
Puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with military themed entries and abbreviations. Includes references to U S Army Air Forces terms and Tennessee Valley Authority abbreviation clues.
A 1930 newspaper fragment notes a three way agreement at a London parley with France and Italy abstaining. Berlin hosts Eden Simon and Hitler at the chancellery. A U S interior decision about oil permits faces court review. Amarillo chamber invites Texas Federation of Labor to a future convention. Wallace offers to accompany a Congressional delegation to the White House.
Dr Everett Case of Colgate University argues repression cannot solve postwar Germanys problems and urges nations to stop acting as jailers. Dr Carlos Davila of Chile notes that democracy at work shapes international organization, stressing continental patterns as a model for collective security.
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