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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1944

Page

2

Weather and political musings from a Swarthmore column

A wide ranging, opinionated weather column notes a stalled cool spell in the Northwest with Montana near freezing and daytime highs around 99. It shifts to politics noting Texas voter qualifications, labor unions, and conjectures on Dewey versus Truman with regional implications. It includes light celebrity trivia about Gary Cooper and humorous quips from Army camp jokes and other miscellany.

Montana Panhandle

April to December brides and weight loss satire mix in old column

A humorous, dated survey of brides by month describes traits from April to December while a sign from a weight loss display questions bathing suit appearance. The piece also notes marital dominance claims in Britain and divorce rates in Britain and the United States, plus a boosted gasoline rations update from OPA on August 15 with four gallon stamps replacing three.

Great Britain United States Washington OPA

Lost and Found Notices and Personal Ads

Multiple readers seek lost money and items including a purse on Taylor Street or North Fillmore Street and a billfold on Sixth Avenue. Others request a kitten, a widower partner, or housework help, with contact details and rewards offered where provided.

Taylor Street North Fillmore Street Ernest Jacobs Globe News H. W. Busch Sixth Avenue Asia Sasueda Taylor Market Nada Yankowske North West First Avenue

Eisenhower takes field command in final Normandy push

London broadcast reports General Dwight D. Eisenhower has gone into the field to personally command Allied forces in the late Normandy battle stages. He takes direct command as the push toward victory accelerates.

London U.P Dwight D. Eisenhower Normandy

Bombers Pound 10 Air Bases in Europe

American heavy bombers nearly 1,000 strong attacked seven Luftwaffe bases and three airdromes in Germany Belgium and Holland. Thunderbolt and Mustang fighters accompanied the raid which used visual bombing in clear weather with good to excellent results as the Second Tactical Air Force reported.

London Germany Belgium Holland France Cologne- Osthein Wiesbaden - Erbenheim Frankfort - Eschborn Wittmund- Ardorf Zwischenahm Vechta Handorf

The Road To Berlin Front Distances Reported

The Associated Press lists front line stretches: Russian front about 322 miles from Warsaw suburbs. Italian front about 603 miles from Florence. French front about 626 miles from Seignolles.

Associated Press Warsaw Florence Seignolles

Executions of 32 Polish Scouts Reported by London HQ

London headquarters of the Association of Polish Scouts and Guides says 32 Polish Boy Scouts were executed by German occupation authorities after a mass arrest in Nowy Sacz during a probe into Scout activities. Yugoslav Army advances near the Italian border claim five towns. Japanese authorities in Korea abandon sirens for Emperor Hirohito worship due to air raid fears. Army Air Forces report over 250000 bombing sorties and 200000 tons of bombs dropped on German targets from Jan 1 to May 15, 1944.

London Association of Polish Scouts and Guides Poland Nowy Saez Marshal Tito Slovenia Tito Gornjograd Smartno Ljubljana New York United States Korea Hirohito Keijo Radio Office of War Information

Postwar economy warns against job shortage turning peace into peril

The author argues that without enough jobs for veterans and workers, postwar plans for world peace fail. He warns unions and management to avoid rigid demands or lockouts, or risk inflation, unrest, and potential political upheaval, urging cooperative solving of labor capital tensions. Miss Mary Sitton and Miss Jo Henderson are abroad on leave, and Quanah visitors are noted.

United Automobile Workers Union Sll Cio UAW John Smith Texas Franklin Roosevelt Tom Dewey Joe Glutz United States U. S

Change in govern requested at Amarillo drug stores

All good drug stores everywhere in Amarillo remain open with no disruptions noted at Cretney Drug as community leaders discuss broader governance questions affecting local commerce.

Amarillo Cretney Drug

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