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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1944
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication details for February 20 1924 and editorial leadership. The notice states second class matter entry date February 20 1994, post office at Amarillo Texas. Publisher Gene Howe, assistant publisher John McCarty, editor Wesley Izard.
Sir Ronald Storrs criticizes American pleas to open Palestine for Jewish refugees in a London piece. He argues sympathy should not mean overloading a crowded Wales-sized country under British mandate. The article cites Dr. Walter C. Lowdermilk on Palestine farming and cites a distressing voyage of Jews fleeing Nazis who could not land without visas, risking death at sea.
The essay notes the Big Four Conference set for August 21 to shape a postwar world organization while public attention shifts to Europe. It highlights divergent ideas for peace, the slow pace of Italian and Polish issues, and skepticism about a mechanical world order over real progress on Europe’s immediate crises.
A fragmented reminiscence centers on Charles J. Murphy of 225 East State St Trenton NJ a former shyster promoter who cooked and led others in a wartime kitchen profile. The page then lists assorted 1929 1934 and 1939 news briefs from August dates including war reports politics and local affairs.
Ernie Pyle describes a bold regular Army colonel on the Western Front famed for direct thinking and brisk discipline. The commander, known for blunt language and a habit of riding battalion posts, urges relentless push and rapid actions to kill Germans.
New England polls show Roosevelt ahead in Connecticut Rhode Island New Hampshire and Massachusetts by small margins while Dewey leads Maine and Vermont. The institute notes the race is very close in most states with limited defections since 1940 and attributes strength to Roosevelt’s foreign policy.
A narrator recalls family tensions as Cousin Herk's father in law and wife move into the home creating unease over duration of the war or their marriage. A finances loom with "the note" mentioned by the couple and their sixteen year old daughter, who wonders if this is the same troubling debt reference from childhood.
A puzzle page lists Horizontal clues from 1 to 46 and Vertical clues from 1 to 44 covering topics from objects to Greek letters and abbreviations. Readers are invited to fill in the grid with entries like dirigible expert Admiral Charles E for 1 Across and various scientific and linguistic terms across both directions.
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