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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1944
Page
4
TheAmarillo Globe News announces publication details including editor in chief Wesley Izard and other staff. The notice notes historic publication lines and post office information for the paper dated February 20, 1924 with affiliation to The Amarillo Daily News.
Two magazines err by ignoring Queen Anne when noting Princess Elizabeth's 18th birthday and throne prospects. Anne reigned 1702–1714 amid wars with Louis XIV and domestic party strife, yet Elizabeth shares traits with past British rulers through lineage and four British grandparents.
Dorothy Thompson examines Britain's drastic step restricting diplomatic communications with neutral and allied states except the Big Three. She discusses potential military timing, implications for neutrals and small allies, and the need for reassurance while noting risks of Axis exploitation and wider fears of unilateral decisions.
Across the Mediterranean the Merchant Marine crews aboard freighters fear land and air attacks while unloading at Anzio. Soldiers from port battalions handle cargo, improving efficiency. A Liberty Ship crew observed the night shift sleeping amid roaring winches as gun crews man the defenses.
A wartime field report praises the colored Quartermaster troops at Anzio for unloading ships, driving trucks, and guarding ration and munitions dumps under shellfire. It highlights Lt. Col. Cornelius Helcomb, a Seattle newspaper man turned commander, and notes rest cycles in Italy.
A gathering of wartime opinions cites Professor Hans Kohn warning against unrestricted access to raw materials and calling for controlled access. Sgt Alfred H Paddison Jr reflects on expropriating lands held by Japs. British Food Ministry notes grain harvest supports diet in occupied countries. Harold D Smith critiques bureaucrats in government. James E Roper argues Allies misjudge enemy during Cassino fighting.
In Washington Paul Mallon argues the postwar world bank plan should require the United States to fund rehabilitation without seeking gains. He warns such aid risks debt, competition to US industry, and weakens global leadership. He urges productive returns and restraint before Congress votes on any agreements.
A friend drank a quart of whisky and, after supper, ate a peanut butter sandwich. He fell ill around 1 o clock that night, claiming peanut butter disagreed with him. He survived but warned of its effects. The piece also jokes about marriage and the notion that a wife must flatter her husband to keep him happy.
A compact page gathers biblical verses from Proverbs Psalm and Isaiah alongside quotes from Hugo Goethe Horace Alderich Tacitus and others. The collection pairs reflections on righteousness mercy contrition and divine will with brief notes on emotion and the human mind.
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