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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1943
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe News publication notice lists filing and matter dates, editorial staff roles, and printing office details. It notes second class entry dates and ownership by The Globe News Publishing Co with executives Gene Mowe and John McCarty, and printer contacts.
The piece states that the United States does not seek to annex Canada and that most Americans oppose annexation on principle. It argues mutual respect for Dominion and its people and notes that a future voluntary Canadian union would be welcomed.
In a Washington interview NEA Correspondent Peter Edson reports OPA administrator Prentiss M. Brown commenting that people feel price control and rationing are the most confused sectors of the home front war. He cautions others to consider the public view across the nation before judging agency work.
Fears of a soap shortage prompt officials to urge the public against home soap production. Government says no shortage exists and fats must go to munitions making. Those who soap at home risk poorer product and interfere with war needs.
In England a cafe owner faced a fine after using peas to tally tea and hot drinks to cope with rationing. The Ministry of Food demanded proper ledgers with figures neatly kept in columns, prompting a 12 pound penalty for restaurateur Francis.
Washington observes that for Hitler the ousting of Mussolini by Marshal Badoglio signals a likely endgame. The article notes Italy's fragile army, faltering rations, and vulnerable industries while Badoglio seeks to purge Fascist ties and press for a favorable peace under Allied pressure. Unconditional surrender is viewed as probable until Italy quits the war.
The narrator intrudes into Mattison's cottage and confronts him about a murder. She recalls a past habit of leaving notes in a stone niche, notices a loose stone hiding Derek's wallet and Kathy's ring, while Mattison jokes about progress being personal as he invites her granddaughter fishing.
The narrator confronts Mattison about Derek Grady's death and hints at hidden motives while Kathy fears for Margaret's escalating hysteria. Kathy seeks a doctor as Margaret's condition worsens, prompting a plan to use sedatives if the crisis returns.
Ernie Pyle reports the western third of the American invasion into southern Sicily began with near zero resistance as towns like Licata were seized after dawn. He describes wooden roadblocks, scant Italian defense, a jumping of morale after training, and the vast invasion fleet departing from Africa under British and American guards.
A vivid profile of Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians at War ing headquarters on Broadway. The piece describes publishing, recording, and studio spaces, Waring’s healthful lifestyle, and his push to train performers, with notes on his influence and managerial style.
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