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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1944
Page
4
Publication note announcing The Amarillo Globe and its relation to The Amarillo Daily News with details on publication days and staff roles including Gene Bowr president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Wesley Izzard editor in chief.
The essay criticizes lawmakers who overcomplicate selective service policy while urging efficient war effort. It defends not insulting Hirohito on broadcasts and stresses targeted propaganda. It then urges readers to save paper by using fewer bags, estimating major daily and war-material savings if all families reduced bag usage.
Washington dispatch outlines a sensational start to the sedition trial with oddities including a missing defendant who went fishing and a woman defendant flipping the bird. The piece notes defense delays and potential contempt as tactics, cites the government’s plan to try 30 defendants with 22 lawyers, and references Judge Eicher and political overtones shaping the proceedings.
War dispatch from Anzio details port recovery led by Lt Col Charles Monnier and Maj Cornelius Holcomb. Describes improvised quarters, blackboards tracking supplies, and tactics to prevent gasoline fires, with personal vignettes of Pvt Ernie Dygert and Maj Strickland.
Evelyn Boy recounts Charles Berry Fenberg’s bar mitzvah at the Jewish Temple. The event honors male membership, features a Hebrew address on duty and harmony, and includes a large reception with turkey, corned beef, salads, and music. Grandparents and relatives attend, with Rabbi Bluhm and Mrs. Bluhm in musical roles.
Puzzle lists multiple clues across horizontal and vertical entries with numerous misspellings and misordered letters. Readable terms include bird rose Indian homes sun god mariner compass, Greek letter fruit sorrowful talking bird suitable body part transporta tion fees and others. many clues are garbled.
A compact biblical and literary pairing contrasts Corinthians and Shakespeare on praise and pride, noting that self-praise proves ineffective while divine approval rests with the Lord. It links scripture with a Shakespearean warning about pride as self-destructive vanity.
George Gallup reports that a constitutional amendment to prohibit a president from serving more than two terms is favored by a majority of voters. Republicans strongly back the measure while Democrats oppose. no opinion ranges around six to eleven percent. A future shift could occur if party control changes.
Quotations from Dr. Sproul and military leaders emphasize education and home participation in wartime material drives. Parents and youngsters are urged to support global operations by collecting scrap paper and metal, with metal salvaged into munitions and grenades.
A reflective anecdote on parental lore and child beliefs. The speaker recalls earlier stories about Santa Claus the stork and spinach, noting shifts in medical opinion and the lasting sting of a single fabrication. The piece contrasts grownup truths with childhood myths and memory.
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