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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1943
Page
4
The piece notes that closeness to military leadership correlates with less talk of a quick war end. Elmer Davis warns that only when the German army is defeated will the war end, reflecting cautious wartime thinking across levels from civilians to generals.
A New York physician says he will not take extra gasoline for a vacation trip and plans to stay home. He explains the decision as a personal choice amid travel strain and budget considerations.
The quote reflects faith that peace requires sacrifices by men and that war alone cannot bring peace. Archbishop Francis J. Spellman cautions that conflict without sacrifice fails to deliver lasting harmony.
The piece argues that German strength is dispersed and morale waning. It contends Allied leaders in Quebec weigh enemy weakness, Soviet and Western front pressures, and Mussolini’s fall to plan decisive strikes while maintaining unity and swift action.
The piece portrays Lieut. Gen. Omar Nelson Bradley as a calm, modest, capable commander in Sicily and North Africa. It details his ascent from deputy to corps commander, his leadership style rooted in simplicity and honesty, his family life at West Point and Vassar, and his respected standing among peers and soldiers.
Penny and Powell plan a risky journey to Dead Stick Creek to locate Bill after a plane crash. Cleve scouts a possible gold strike while the settlement buzzes with wealth from gold, silver, and oil. They seek a guide despite local danger and a looming wait for Constable Rennick.
A Life article notes Hamburg’s devastation from six Allied raids between July 24 and 30, 1943, with over 8 000 tons of bombs dropped by RAF and USAAF, illustrating unprecedented destruction though wartime reportage varied in bias.
A review of The Luftwaffe by Hauptmann Hermann reveals an insider’s chronicle from the birth of Germany’s air force to its later methods in blitzkrieg. The narrative covers Nazi manipulation, key figures including Goering and Udet, and the shift from prewar to sustained air war, with Hamburg's destruction as a stark example.
Quotes from Father Maccaveyeff, Brendan Bracken, Gov. Edward R. Martin, and Dr. Morton Gottschall urge total dedication to the war effort and to shaping a peaceful world. Reports note armed civilian guards at shelters and German captures highlight ongoing courage and the need for trained professionals after the war.
The page presents a horizontal puzzle with numbered clues for across and down entries. It features references to groups like the St Louis Cardinals and a battlefield of wordplay including hints for general terms and names.
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