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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1944
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe records its founding date February 20 1924 and post office filing details as a second class matter. It lists leadership including Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Wesley Izard editor in chief with a combined local publishing operation in Amarillo Texas.
A weather note from Moscow comments on an unusually mild winter and the mud and tracks affecting the Red Army. The piece humorously contrasts indecision in Western leadership with muddy conditions hindering movement, imagining faster travel if winter were harsher.
An elderly New Jersey philanthropist campaigns to remove the word kindergarten citing harm to five year olds from German influence. He touts substitutes like Kiddy-Garden and Tiny-Tot Threshold while critics note wartime nostalgia and broader social debates. Manpower Chairman Paul V. McNutt responds to charges that women in industry face minority treatment.
Dorothy Thompson lauds Mr Hull for a clear statement on American foreign policy, noting progress and a new emphasis on French leadership in metropolitan France. She argues the plan envisions a provisional French government until universal suffrage and stresses avoiding concessions that fuel high handedness while welcoming progressive European governments.
Evelyn Boyd recounts a day at the Am-Livestock Sales Company in Amarillo with Mason King. She describes the fast talking auctioneer, the crowded ring, and cattle movements from pens to sale, noting expert staff, large totals, and the Western Stock Yards setup.
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Ernie Pyle records a Fifth Army tank crew in Italy living eight days in a single tank behind front lines. They cook, sleep, and fight. crew members include Sgt. Speros Bakalos, Sgt. Oscar Stewart, Pvt. Donald Victorine, Cpl. Bud Carmichael, and Pvt. George Everhart. The piece blends vivid veteran detail with a political aside from Sen. W Lee O Daniel.
A humorous column contrasts American eating patterns with European habits. It notes Americans eat fast and large portions yet remain regular in meals while French cooks critique our dining pace and customs, praising nothing unfairly.
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