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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1943
Page
12
An unsigned 1924 piece argues that ideology should not override patriotism. It cites Gen Henri Giraud alongside Churchill and Stimson as conservatives who love their countries and urges liberals to widen their views while opposing Hitler.
Atlantic City's press agent vows to host a wartime best dressed walk with 50 women chosen and corsages awarded. Police escort, war era dress standards, and war rationing feel pushy yet festive as weekend crowds are predicted to surge beyond peacetime levels.
Paul Mallon argues the $25,000 salary cap would cost the government $100 million in annual taxes and hurt the poor by forcing higher taxes on workers. He says the limit is dead, warns of fiscal costs tied to defense and debt, and notes rising talk of MacArthur for president amid party maneuvering.
Lipppmann argues the Jeffersonian liberty and Hamiltonian authority must be united to preserve the Republic. He warns today’s generation risked losing its heritage, and historians must reawaken the public through honest study of the past rather than partisan schooling.
Hadley presses for answers on Frank Dorrance murder and the missing article with fingerprints. Dr. Fell offers hints about motive, the tennis court trap, and who may be involved as they prepare to reveal the film.
Dr. Fell reveals six key points about the Dorrance case as Hadley grapples with the crime scene details. Brenda White allegedly loosened a scarf near Dorrance’s corpse and a hidden insight about the method emerges, leaving Hadley on the verge of a breakthrough.
Maj. Gen. Terry Allen stands out for fighting spirit and blunt style. Ernie Pyle recalls Allen sleeping on the ground in a tent, sharing a rugged setup with his staff, while proudly displaying his El Paso home and family photos.
A mixed word puzzle grid lists Across clues from 1 to 64 and Down clues from 1 to 65. Items include military terms, measurements, and common words such as Foot digit Era and Treat, with entries like Major Cheney and Fidelis motto, plus abbreviations and historic references.
The Ambijon Committee for Emergency Aid to the Soviet Union collected about 7500 watches, shipped 4500 to Russia, to aid the eastern front. Watches needed include non magnetic sea watches and shockproof models for artillery crews, with shortages on the American market. Mrs Volinsky led the drive at 285 Madison Avenue.
Newsweek profiles how radio sound effects crews push gruesome motifs with new devices. Descriptions include skull crush, scalp tearing, bone snaps, and cockpit flight noises, with WOR and CBS dramatizations advancing the craft.
Four questions about visiting a soldier at camp or an Army post. Answers yes to punctual, not overbearing, respectful with pals, and simple unobtrusive dress. special joke risk if rule broken. time off limited. avoid appearing out of place.
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