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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1945
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe published evenings with Sunday morning edition by Globe News Publishing Co. headed by President Gene Howe and Assistant Publisher John McCarty. Editor in Chief Wesley Izard. Entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office.
The passage praises Franklin D Roosevelt as the greatest world leader America has produced. It lauds his courage and his famous quote The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. It credits him with reviving a stricken America and uniting diverse social ranks.
A compact reading of lines from Job and Bacon on how words wound, with a Psalm verse warning that enemies' voices grow louder. It reflects on the power of speech to vex the soul and mislead judgment, and cites a biblical reminder to heed adversaries.
Lipppman argues that after Germany's defeat the United States must press neutrals and non-belligerents including Sweden Switzerland Spain Portugal Turkey and Argentina to thoroughly demilitarize and police Germany. He warns that underground Nazi networks will rely on neutral fronts and financial support, requiring coordinated diplomatic and legislative action to uncover assets and curb influence.
The veteran writer recalls the Okinawa night with Marines on a grassy slope near the front. Flashes, shells, and a sky full of stars mix with the eerie routine of war as officers monitor communications and distant gunfire. He reflects on the enduring pull of combat life and cites scripture and poetry.
A reminiscence recalls a morning milking routine with a cow that battered the narrator with a tail full of cockleburrs. The cow’s mischief included stepping on a foot, in the milk bucket, and kicking the bucket when full, producing shocks that outlived the era’s nostalgia. The writer taunts the label good old days as they felt longer than a year.
A Princeton Institute survey shows millions of employed Americans live hand to mouth despite wartime prosperity. Four in ten lack enough savings to tide them over unemployment after the war, with 22 percent in a similarly insecure position. White collar workers fare better than laborers in saved funds and duration they can survive without work.
Puzzle item presents a crossword with clues across and down covering military terms abbreviations and common words. It names Brig Gen and American Expeditionary Force related hints along with several abbreviations and symbols.
A compact excerpt urges steadfast virtue when facing high bidders and calls for perfect heart obedience to the Lord. Quoting Washington on resisting temptation, the piece also cites I Kings urging adherence to statutes and commandments as of this day.
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