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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1943
Page
8
Publication details list John Dickson Carr as author with date February 20 1974 and second class matter status. Texas postal information appears with Amarillo base, including publisher Globe News Publishing Co and key executives Gene Bows and John McCarty.
In a tense scene aboard a theater venue, Chandler reveals a photographs of Brenda near Frank Dorrance’s corpse. He warns Hugh and Brenda that Superintendent Hadley holds copies and hints he may be arrested soon. Chandler implies he could have framed Brenda while confessing nothing definite about the killing.
A collection of wartime quotes shows Allied and American leaders commenting on air superiority in Tunisia, Allied plans with Russia, potential shifting of strategies if Bizerte stalls, and French provisional government support. Roosevelt notes progress on the Russian front while warning of reverses. Giraud pledges protection of French voters’ right to choose their provisional government. Downey questions U S capacity for large armed forces versus production needs.
A critic argues that proposals for an international police force lack clear structure and terms. He notes past ideas for a joint land army failed, warns about division over air power, and urges modeling postwar planning on national peace methods and existing hemispheric defense and bases rather than surrendering sovereignty.
A reader asks about politeness in domestic scenes and handling conversation during storytelling. Answers advise no corrections before guests, no backing/interrupting, and not discussing a hostess or guest’s dress with strangers, while noting it’s acceptable to comment on clothing only with people you know.
Air Forces training command details how the Norden bombsight works its complex optics and gyroscope system. Cadets practice on a life sized Von Tirpitz silhouette as 100 pound bombs are dropped at 6 000 and 500 foot runs, demonstrating near perfect accuracy under supervision.
Dorothy Thompson argues that improving American history education is crucial to wartime understanding. She cites educators at Drexel, City College of New York, and New York University noting that emphasis on facts must connect to enduring context. She laments cultural drains from media and calls for awakening intellectual curiosity through strong teaching as the only cure.
A mixed crossword style list with numerous across and down clues including famous sculptor transport fees and chemical symbols. Entries cover geographic names like Dutch city and New Hampshire, culinary terms, and measurement units. The puzzle blends abbreviations and longer terms across a wide range of subjects.
Dispatch from the Pacific reports Marines marching under heat and constant hunger while letters home recount fallen comrades and distant snows. Chaplains note increased religious fervor after battles, with higher church attendance aboard ships before and after combat, and sailors citing inner strength.
The quotes reflect wartime rhetoric with Ivan Maisky urging total defeat of Hitler and the Nazi system and Frank Knox criticizing American policy shifts. The exchange highlights harsh exchanges over postwar prospects, alliance strain, and national resolve during the conflict.
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