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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1945
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe ends February 20 1924 announces ad class entry and post office filing under 1878 act. Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with Amarillo Daily News. Globe-News Publishing Co. officers listed.
The piece argues Canada lacks rationing and has ample meat in 1944 while the United States faces a distribution gap. It cites civilian consumption of fresh meat at 138 pounds per person in Canada versus 147 pounds in the U S and notes Canadians generally meet their quota, unlike many Americans in cities who receive far less.
A Bible quotation states that each person should give as they have decided in their heart, cheerfully and not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a joyful giver.
An observer notes perplexing Soviet policy shifts seen at a major conference. He cites a Russian physician observer from Yalta, stories of Polish undergrounds, and Moscow’s cautious, delay-driven tactics at Bretton Woods and Dumbarton, arguing diplomacy now operates with Moscow’s exacting, centralized control.
Ernie Pyle details Navajo telephone communicators among the 45th Division veterans now in Okinawa. The eight Navajo Marines, including brothers Joe Gatewood and Joe Kellwood, used their language and ceremonial dances to boost morale and reportedly aided the landing by signaling readiness and strength. Their roots trace to Fort Defiance and the Indian Bureau, with prior training on a tropical island before the invasion.
A quirky column fragment riffs on time wasters and slang. The narrator mocks pointless acts and notes a neighbor Lou Jackson with adenoids, playing on misheard phrases and wordplay in a humorous local tone.
Mrs J C Whiddon the Pulse Feeler winner at 208 Fairmont asks how V E Day should be celebrated. Town voices differ from quiet church services to personal thanksgiving. Readers urged to send questions for a chance to win $1 with notes on April 27 1930 through 1940 era events listed.
A scrambled crossword listing numerous clues across and down. It includes references to First Ukrainian Army, various abbreviations, and a range of general vocabulary from senses to vegetables and numbers.
George Gallup reports a coast-to-coast American survey on postwar punishment for Nazi leaders and party officials. Americans favor strict penalties for Hitler and a range of harsh measures for others, with most supporting death for Hitler and imprisonment or exile for some, while opinions vary on other officials.
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