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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1943

Page

16

Newspaper Publishing Details For Globe-News Amarillo

Publication notice states second class matter since 1994 and 1974 pounce. It lists Amarillo Texas offices and associates The Globe-News Publishing Co with GENE MOWE as President and Publisher and JOHN McCARTY as Associate Publisher. Contact info mentions News Circulation and business departments.

Amarillo Texas Amarilla Globe-News Publishing Co Gene Mowe John McCarty

Public Relations Clash Seen Harming War News Efforts

The piece argues Admiral King oversteps, hampering naval public relations. It notes OWI controversy with the Navy over withholding war news and warns Nazi U boats near U.S. waters could raise public awareness of sacrifices and the need to accelerate war efforts.

Roosevelt NAVY King Washington Office of War Information OWI

Education reform and the danger of nationalist schooling

Dorothy Thompson argues American education lags in core skills while postwar plans push broad reeducation of Europe. She warns fascism thrives in nationalist schooling and urges coherence across history, geography, economics and culture to curb illiteracy and ignorance.

Dorothy Thompson Army Navy New York Times Europe Studebaker United States Commissioner of Education Institute of Educational Reconstruction New York University British Empire Commonwealth Britain Patrick Henry Pitt Burke Soham Germany Hohenzollern Empire Hitler

Problem of the Wire Cage Chapter 26

Hugh and Brenda press Hadley with a murder reveal claiming Chandler’s photo shows the real killer. Hadley hints Chandler is under arrest regardless, while Tex Lannigan’s whip distracts the theater crowd. Brenda fears Chandler’s arrest could trap an innocent man if proof fails.

Hugh Hadley Brenda Mr. Hadley Chandler Tex Lannigan Bucko Fell

Oh I Think We Know That Unraveled Tennis Net Mystery

In a stage theater scene John Dickson Carr hints at a hidden method behind a claimed feat. Hadley reasons that a sagging net in stormy weather would leave marks on a soft sand court, suggesting a concealed trail to solve the mystery.

Hadley Hugh Chandler Brenda Clarence Madge Sturgess Mr. Rowland

Wages Prices Talk And Mr Byrnes

Lipmann argues Byrnes stabilizes wages and prices via Little Steel formula, with Green Murray support and farm bloc restraint. He proposes government buys crops at economic price, resells to civilians at OPA price, and uses rationing to curb black market while preserving private trade channels.

Walter Lippmann Byrnes Mr. Lewis Lippmann Lewis Messrs. Green and Murray White House Congress Green-Murray War Labor Board Messrs. Green and Murray Labor Mr. Hoover England Army Navy Lend Lease

Jeffersons Hidden Hand Shaped the American Freedom

The piece recalls Patrick Henry and a young Thomas Jefferson in 1773, noting Jefferson declined to present a Stamp Act resolution, later joining the Continental Congress. It covers his framing of the Declaration in Philadelphia and the Magna Charta of Liberty quotation, then shifts to Wayne Coy and cabinet tours in Washington during a wartime power dispute.

Virginia House of Burgesses Williamsburg Patrick Henry Benjamin Harrison Richard Henry Lee Thomas Jefferson Albermarle Dabney Carr Louisa United Action Tom Jefferson Dabney Car Jefferson Continental Congress Philadelphia Concord Lexington Bunker Hill George Washington Cambridge Boston Washington America New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia France Louisiana Gratz Stimson Morgenthau Secretaries of War the Treasury Cove Army Air Forces Harold Ickes Interior Department Wayne Coy Coy Treasury War Departments Henry Stimson Air Force Office For Emergency Management Bureau of the Budget

Ernie Wears Knit Cap and Overshoes by Ernie Pyle in Tunisia

War correspondent Ernie Pyle recalls Tunisia frontline life with peers Jack Thompson Eliot Elisofen Graham Hovey and Boots Norgaard. He jokes about wearing army gear to stay warm and describes fellow reporters Gault MacGowan Bill White Bill Stoneman and their wartime experiences and routines.

Tunisia Jack Thompson The Chicago Tribune Eliot Elisofen Life Elisofen Eiisofen Hovey Boots Norgaard Coxey Army Gault MacGowan New York Sun Gault New York Winchell Bill White New York Herald-Tribune Bill Stoneman Chicago Daily News Bill Stoneman Europe

Puzzles From Today’s Themed Crossword and Grid

Horizontal and vertical clues test wordplay across a WWI nurse, Latin terms, chemical symbols, and mythic figures. The puzzle interweaves historical, scientific, and linguistic references with a challenging, era tone.

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News and Business Department Circulation Department John Dickson Carr MR. Byrnes Fiat Robert R. Mullen Kristian Science Monitor COY OF Alfred Toombs Liberty War Department Ernie Ernie Pyle Graham Hovey International News Service South Carolina Lancer I6thi Lemuel Lord Rome Carthage North Améreica Roy
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