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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1943
Page
5
Publication record shows The Amarillo Globe News operating as a Sunday edition linked to The Amarillo Daily News with president and publisher identified. It notes second class matter filing and associate publisher roles within the Globe-News Publishing Co.
The review discusses two Supreme Court questions about the draft and conscientious objection including religious grounds versus pacifist affiliation and whether a draft oath can remove a claimant from civil to military justice. It cites John L. Lewis’s War Labor Board remarks and labor pay figures, and quotes Omar N. Bradley on American Army equipment and transportation enduring harsh conditions.
A German prisoner in Sicily says, This is the best thing that has happened to me in a year, reflecting a rare moment of relief amid captivity.
Mallon argues that wartime price controls and mismanaged regulations cripple farm profits and food flow. He cites cabbages, potatoes, cherries, and peaches, noting government price fixes, shortages, and transport refusals. He warns of looming meat and fruit scarcities affecting soldiers and civilians alike.
In the confrontation over Kathy's fate a dangerous truth emerges. Margaret, faithful to the Kraiks, kills Derek to shield loved ones and hides the evidence, choosing suicide risk over exposure. The sheriff's office accepts the confession and finalizes the case.
Ernie Pyle recalls a chaotic ambulance trek across Sicily to a mobile clearing station then a regular hospital. He details battlefield fever, tests for dysentery and malaria, and describes Captain Joe Doran’s laboratory, his semi comatose care, and humorous fellow patients Race Chamberlin Richard Van Syckle and Maj Ellzy Brown with a mix of hardship and camaraderie.
Dorothy Thompson argues Walter Lippmann and others blur ideological debate while Allied policies edge toward a real clash. She asserts Moscow’s manifesto offers Germans terms for peace and democracy, contrasting Anglo American aims to impose unconditional surrender and occupation. General Montgomery orders British Eighth Army to push into Sicily.
A word puzzle list with clues across and down including medals, gods, rivers, shelters, and chemical symbols. It presents a varied set of definitions, requiring filling a standard crossfill grid with interconnected answers.
Maj. Gen. Alexander McCarrell Patch Jr. forged the ground work for the Guadalcanal campaign and earned both army and navy valor citations. A West Point graduate and Steubenton professor, Patch rose from duffle-bag cradle to command, leading the assault that crushed Japanese resistance on Guadalcanal and surrounding areas.
The article highlights Patch a longtime outdoorsman and officer who earned a permanent lieutenant colonel rank and temporary brigadier general commission in 1941 while serving in the Solomons. It notes his broad Army postings, strict discipline, and a famous Fort Bragg 24 mile hike ending with cold beer for stragglers.
Dugal O Liam profiles Buddy De Sylva, from a Merced childhood to Paramount production head. He champions Azusa’s motto A to Z in the U S A, wrote songs like Avalon and Look for the Silver Lining, produced Broadway hits and Hollywood films, and credits his success to balancing work and health while focusing on entertaining the general public.
A compact collection presents lines that praise prayer and learning. It includes verse from Masefield, Job, Gascoigne, and Vaughan stressing devotion, nature, and virtue as guiding forces for personal conduct and country loyalty.
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