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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1943
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe News publication note lists the editors and publishers, address line, and mailing information. It notes second class matter entry on February 20 1994 and references connection to The Amarillo Daily News with staff roles and department contacts.
The article praises Anglo American forces for freeing Gabes and Sfax in North Africa and savoring cous cous as the war progresses. It frames the victory as a cultural moment highlighting gourmet culture and desert battles with a light, satirical tone.
Col Leonard C. Rentree laments pampered American youths while praising their fundamental soundness. George A. Fitch compares American attitudes to China’s gruelling five years, questioning what the U.S. could have endured.
Paul Mallon outlines postwar proposals by Keynes and White to stabilize world currencies via an international board and a $5 billion fund. He warns the plan could cede sovereignty over money, risks devaluation of the dollar, and contrasts it with traditional gold and postwar trade arrangements.
Dr Fell exposes Nicholas Young as financially desperate and manipulating Brenda White for money. He reveals Brenda’s vulnerability to sentiment and Nick’s calculated plan to marry into wealth after Dorrance’s downfall. The scene exposes motives, debts, and betrayal amid tense confrontation.
Detective tale details a planned murder by Nick using a silk scarf and a crutch. He studies a Saturday window to ambush Frank Dorrance, counting on servants absent and Maria’s protection. The plan hinges on a storm delaying action while Nick watches from the study look-out.
In Tunisia a string of small items reflects Army life. Soldiers hear Photo Freddie the German plane, watch a backward-driving jeep dodge strafers, and recall sand trenches that smother two men. Mail arrives on firing lines as Italian terms shift to Guineas. A jeep bomb yields coins and a Bible, the currency fused together by blast.
Walter Lippmann argues the Hot Springs gathering should balance wide representation with secret, decisive action. He warns a fully open press or public mass meeting undermines negotiation, citing Congress and historic conferences as cautionary examples. He favors pre negotiated aims and quiet diplomacy before any large international gathering.
A split word puzzle with numbered horizontal and vertical clues. The grid hints at names, places, and terms across subjects like presidents Roosevelt, mathematics, languages, and geography. Readers fill blanks for a completed crossword style puzzle.
The account by Walter L. Stewart recalls the death of Lieut. Bruce G. Brackett USNR on Savo Island. His body was carried to the southern shore of the jungle grave site where a white flag and bamboo fence marked the burial. Flowers were planted, palms stood tall, and prayers were offered as surf and cockatoos marked the scene.
A collection of etiquette questions with answers on perfume discretion hosting manners crumbs at table meat course serving silver wraps during a national anthem gift letters after visits and sending photos. The piece also includes readers’ hypothetical scenarios and proposed solutions reflecting wartime social norms.
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