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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1944
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe is published in the evenings except weekends in Amarillo Texas. It operates with The Globe News Publishing Co. and lists key staff including Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Wesley Izard editor in chief. The paper's operations date from February 20 1924.
In a hot spell a Russian professor envisions burying legacy in permafrost Siberian soil along with furniture, tools, contemporary works, and key documents. He asks if future descendants will value them or deem them relics of bloodshed and war, and foresees answers after peace is made.
In Washington sedition trials evidence shows Governor Dewey and President Roosevelt were targets of abusive articles in anti Semitic and isolationist publications. Defense lawyers protested the insult to the Republican candidate while commentators frame the abuse as a cleansing process for national unity.
Dorothy Thompson argues the July 20 revolt in Germany exposed a genuine uprising within the army rather than an isolated plot against Hitler. She critiques publicist myths of a hidden conspiracy, notes key resignations like Beck and Fritsch, and warns of a continuing danger from Hitler’s regime and potential future wars.
In a French farmyard near Normandy the author recounts a close call as bombs from German lines veered back toward Allied positions. Soldiers crouch in dugouts and wagonsheds while a deafening rattle of hundreds of bombs fills the air, injuries avoided but fear and uncertainty linger. Ken Crawford and AP photographer Bede Irvin are noted among the casualties and safe returns.
A mosaic of clipped items spans garbled war wire reads, odd ads, obits, and notices. It notes misrendered place names near Vista River, a Norfolk dairy ad taunting with striptease undertones, a Cleveland patent medicine testimonial, and a Chicago Herald-American miscaptioned Hitler item. Also flagged are Tojo firing and Roosevelt seeking a fourth term reports, plus Montreal job ad seeking a vacationing bachelor.
A compilation of wartime statements and reflections from leaders and reporters. The pieces include Tokyo radio praise of Premier Koise, a German generals appeal against Hitler, a daring Japanese airman in China, a call to fund war efforts, and Sir Samuel Hoare on postwar Europe.
A humorous lament on music critics and pop songs, with pet peeves about song words and rhymes. The speaker jokes about Sinatra, John Blackman, and why women have backaches, then rails at turn impatient crowds and North race tensions before closing with a Cicero quote.
A crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues for a puzzle referencing movie actor themed answers. Includes numbered entries such as 70 He has 1 5 Pictured appeared in a movie actor number 19 Near aware 13 One 14 Verbal 15 High card 16 Born 18 Spain ab 20 Close to 22 Toward 23 Negative 25 Donkey 26 Insane 28 Sums up 30 Tunes 32 Measure of area 33 Accomplish 24 Portal 36 Month part 39 For 40 Shortening 42 Alternating current ab 44 Road ab 45 Kind 47 Several 49 Standard of value 50 Anger 52 incmnationsl an e 53 Tantalum symbol 5 ey qua 57 Him oe 59 Spider s nest 62 Mineral rock 64 Long fishes 66 Lieutenant ab 68 Long Island 69 Move forward vertical: 1 Forbid 2 Dined 3 Egyptian sun god 4 Affirmative 5 Therefore 6 Vases 7 South Pacific port 8 Beast of burden 9 Virginia ab 10 Perform 11 New comb form 17 Finish 19 Father 11 21 Incursion 24 Unusual 27 Let fall 28 Operatic soles 29 Male offspring 31 Sad 32 Every 35 Wand 37 Support 38 Male sheep 41 Colorless 43 Vehicle 46 More honest 48 At present 50 Ailments 51 Exclamation 53 Uppermost part 54 Arrival ab 56 Sheltered side 58 Sprite 60 Tree 61 Twice 63 Dawn comb 65 Steamship 67 Palm lily
A collage of historical items dated August 10 in 1929 1934 and 1939 notes Census plans for 1930 unemployment concern of intellectuals Young plan revisions in Britain Roosevelt’s 1934 trip and hunger in China fears of German reparations red faction politics in Texas Wang Chin-Wei talks Churchill opposition to one man rule and war department air force contracts totaling over 100
Attorney General Gerald Mann rules that a state legislator is ineligible for appointment as district judge during his term of office. In Amarillo, Texas Highway Patrol conducts safety lane checks to inspect car defects.
A compact devotional noting life as a vapour and earthly fleetingness from James and Isaiah passages, with Gerhard and Shakespeare echoes urging heavenly longing and providence. The excerpt blends biblical lines with late medieval and early modern sentiments about comfort, age, and mutual aid.
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