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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1943

Page

3

NMU Leader Seeks Government Seventy Papers Plan

National Maritime Union figure Joseph Curran proposes government takeover of working papers for seamen suspended by the NMU amid strikes. He argues government action would remove working rights from disciplined sailors where NMU contracts exist. The excerpt also notes wartime letters and a Marine Hospital diary account of hunger and battle conditions in the Solomon Islands.

Joseph Curran National Maritime Union NMU Curran Russia

Optimism over Europe war prospects questioned locally

The letter warns against over-optimism about quick Allied victory in Europe. It notes Sicily’s weak opposition and cautions that Italians are not Germans nor prepared to commit fully. It argues Allied gains are brighter than since Dunkirk but predicts no victory before 1944 at the earliest.

Sicily Europe Dunkirk 1944

Pressure Method by Paul Mallon

Washington. The columnist argues Germany cannot win and that the Nazis will try delaying tactics to force peacetime pressures. It outlines Allied air superiority, heavy Hamburg bombardment, and the goal of pressing Germany until an internal break, with invasion plans hinging on Turkey or Italy decisions.

Tunisia Sicily Italy Roosevelt-Churchill Hamburg Pantelleria Britain London Russia Poland Dnieper Balkans Turkey

Gun mystery pulls Kraik family into deadly suspicion

In June on a lush countryside, Kathy and Mattison confront Gram Kraik over a missing gun. They link the weapon to Derek Grady's murder, noting a fired bullet and sleeping tablets, while Gram resists and hints at hidden truths.

Mattison Kathy Middleton Gram Clint Derek Grady

Evidence and Blackmail Tangle Reveals Grady’s Death Motive

In a tense confession scene Rene Ryerson uncovers that Clint Mattison watched the narrator hiding evidence and suspects a frame up. Mattison accuses the narrator of killing Grady to shield Kathy after discovering blackmail details.

We shall not forget Ireland and the struggle for liberty

A collection of quotations on liberty and practicality opens with Morrison and the Boston Rationing Board noting historic neutrality and routine life. A mystery tale fragment follows as the narrator recalls a murder inquiry and suspect Clint Mattison amid family tension and unresolved questions.

LANDLUBBERS GO TO SEA OFF SICILY

Navy correspondent Ernie Pyle profiles shipmates among landlubber sailors during the Sicily invasion. Electrician’s mate Joe Raymer, storekeeper Warren Ream, and chief petty officer Harvey Heredeen share backgrounds from Columbus California and Memphis, noting their prewar trades and adjustments to naval life while awaiting civilian futures.

Joe Raymer Burgess Ave Columbus Joe Pillsbury Flour Ohio Navy America Mister Heredeen States

O W I On That Sunday Afternoon

Walter Lipmann argues the O W I failed to provide a timely official stance on Fascist Italy after Mussolini's fall. He critiques civilian leadership for not shaping Europe policy, warns against waiting on generals, and notes the risk of an uncoordinated postwar settlement without a United Nations plan.

TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES

A crossword style list with numbered horizontal and vertical clues including wordplay and definitions such as Pictured ball team manager, Exis t, Flax cloth, Withdraw, Ad valorem abbr, Like, Hollow tubes, Wander, Obtain, Weight allowances, Ladies out water, Upon, Pound abbr, Narrow paths, Speak, Mass of soft material, And Latin, Us, Fox, Locomotor ataxia, Provided, Parent, Slave, Peel, Tag, Friends, Make new again, Negative, We, His team is in the National, Pertaining to the sun, Left end, Snuffle, Vex, Pennant, Ascend, Any, Fiber knots, Weave, At liberty, Relax, That one, Courtesy tit, Shellfish, Pertaining blood, He manage base team, Nights before, Peep, Baby's napkins, 2000 pounds, Modern, Destiny, Since, The fluid, Permit, Wonder, Affirmative, Obscure, Beret, Herb, Flying mammal, Frustrates, Carry, Besides, Sorrow, Faithful, Bobbin, Within, Nuisance, Kind of duck, Pierce, Monkey, Affliction, Gravimetric volume, Music note.

Liberty

Dantine Critiques Hollywood Nazis as Script Errors and Realism

Helmut Dantine, star of Mrs Miniver and Edge of Darkness, ridicules Nazi portrayals in Hollywood scripts. He argues writers distort enemy truth and urges realism, citing his own concentration camp experience and a wish to see Germans depicted accurately without stump speeches. He describes his life from Vienna to Hollywood and his recent divorce from Gwen Anderle.

Helmut Dantine Hollywood Greer Garson Mrs. Miniver Dantine Canada Lou Gehrig England Koenig Nancy Coleman Berlin Wien University of Vienna Consular Academy London Hitler Danti Kurt Schuschnigg Austria America Los Angeles Pasadena Community Playhouse Gwen Ander

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