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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1944
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and republication details with publication schedule. Staff includes President and Publisher Gene Gower Assistant Publisher John McCarty and Editor in Chief Wesley Izzard. Contact telephone listed for all departments.
The Federal Security Agency plans a 295 968 dollar physical fitness program led by the old Office of Civilian Defense contingent. The scheme aims to correct defects prevent illnesses and educate for better development, potentially sidelining the medical profession and socialized medicine. A congress that funds it remains the obstacle as India’s population growth is cited in an unrelated remark by Earl of Reents.
Dorothy Thompson argues that the 1940 Paris fall revealed Parisian spirit as wiry and resilient, while German occupation proved psychologically fragile. She contrasts Parisian moderation, wit, and artistic vigor with German rigidity, noting Germans failed to understand Paris and suffered a slow, deeper defeat in morale.
A wounded RAF pilot, trapped eight days in a wrecked single seater on the battlefield, is rescued by American soldiers aided by the narrator. He speaks of the extraction, his injuries, and his endurance, noting a near fire and recalling the woods that burned nearby.
A 1934 snapshot reviews global and regional tensions. Topics include foreign policy shifts in Britain and Germany, the Polish question, and a looming European crisis. Local notes reference Amarillo politics, public works, and broadcasts tracing the day’s geopolitical anxieties.
A readable crossword puzzle segment shows clues and partial answers with a mix of numbers and word fragments. The page hints at terms like age, engine, native metals, paving substance, and an electrical engineer abbreviation, suggesting a themed puzzle with varied definitions and cross references.
A list of numbered crossword clues includes terms like rationed meat Russian city lass lyric poem organ of smell and more. Several entries reference general words such as exist choose erect and satisfy alongside place names and abbreviations.
A collection of brief quotations from religious and literary figures urging action and earnest prayer. Writings span James, La Bruyere, Shakespeare, Dryden, South, Hebrews, Chronicles, and Emerson, each stressing sincerity, belief, and diligent effort in faith.
A reflective column considers how eyes reveal memories and truths in daily scenes. It contrasts youthful views with older tastes, notes street behaviors like two drivers blocking traffic, and ends with a quirky remark on keeping glasses clean.
British Production Minister Oliver Lyttleton denies rumors of selling lend-lease goods to third countries for cash. Dr. George D. Stoddard commends American democratic spirit and classless institutions. The quote series ends with a remark on happiness as not a simple guffaw.
Quotes from George N. Shuster, Samuel M. Shoemaker, and Everett Case reflect on purposeful living, rebuilding after war, fair distribution of products and returns, and wartime strategy. Moscow radio cites a Russian proverb about Germany, signaling enduring tensions.
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