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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1944
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe News published in Amarillo Texas as a joint evening and Sunday paper under Globe News Publishing Co with Gene Howe as president and publisher and Wesley Izard as editor in chief.
The Civil Aeronautics Administration proposes 2900 airparks for private planes in a postwar plan. Britain halts civilian goods production to boost wartime effort against Japan. Paper salvage falls short of 1944 goal. salvage drive continues with home collections and government coordination.
Paul Mallon argues the Bretton Woods institution is not a bank but a credit guarantee body promoting foreign rehabilitation and development. He notes most loans will be guarantees rather than direct lending, with voting power linked to monetary participation and Russian gains in exchange terms. He questions rate stability and fears the fund’s large size may strain the enterprise.
Pyle contrasts infantry life with heavy ordnance crews in Normandy. He notes the ordnance workers endure brutal hours, outdoor living, and finicky comforts scarce, making their peacetime money and status feel different in war.
Lippmann argues Hitler and Nazi leaders face a deepening internal struggle within the German army with powerful forces on both sides. He warns of a brewing civil war where old military elements, still bound to Hitler, resist Himmler and Goering, promising a deadly, disintegrating conflict across branches as Allies watch for a fragmented surrender.
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A reporter visits a mobile machinist company operating under camouflage nets near the front. They weld damaged tanks and repair arms in improvised shops, driven by urgent need and intense dedication. Cpl. Richard Kelso, an Irish-born Chicagoan with Belfast training, is among the workers.
A string of local humor sketches and puns unfolds with a dad jokes about flattery and a daughter washing dishes in quarters. A tale notes a friend who wants favors for pay and a family quip about iron deficiency and rusty feet.
George Gallup reports that in eight Deep South states Roosevelt holds a strong lead among civilian voters as of July 27, with 90 electoral votes likely safely Democratic and Dewey ahead only in New York, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana. Field surveys note possible effects of the Democratic convention and future reports will cover Kentucky to Virginia and other states.
Chronicle of 1929 1934 items notes Senator Borah urging Britain to sink ships for parity, Istanbul prefecture aid to pauperized families, Surgeon General Cumming addresses hot pepper problem, Walton urges land use policy, Fishbein warns on Hollywood diet, Hindenburg dies with Hitler rise, Navy Swanson warns Japan.
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