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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1943
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists publication details for its edition and partners. It notes second class matter entry dates, publishing schedule, and key staff including Gene Now as president and publisher and John McGarty as associate publisher.
The piece warns wartime industry overexpanded and now faces inventory jitters, urging caution to avoid shortages after Axis capitulation. It notes OPA and Ickes lifting gasoline limits, causing pump shortages, and questions wartime profits of the War Damage Corporation. It also cites Brazil forming an expeditionary force under War Minister Dutra.
James A. Farley appears compliant at a New York State committee meeting as Lieut. General Haskell is pushed as a special gubernatorial candidate. Farley helped secure the American Labor Party endorsement before Walker arrived, shaping Haskell as Farley’s choice rather than Roosevelt’s. The move tests Dewey versus Roosevelt in New York while internal party tensions and Willkie’s movement stir plans for a broader GOP showing. OPA friction with Ickes over lifting the East ban on pleasure driving adds to interagency strain and hints at wider political maneuvering.
Cleve releases Penny as he sits on a boulder and they escape by canoe toward Le Frene's shack. Penny and Cleve debate Powell and Bill while Wolf howls. The pair drift into the swift river current as the adventure begins.
Penny and Cleve push along a river in search of a trapper's cabin but cannot spot it. An unseen prospector, Jim Menair, reveals they likely passed the cabin upstream about fifteen miles ago. With no time to turn back, they continue toward uncertain downstream land.
A wireless profile by Ernie Pyle portrays Lieutenant General Omar N. Bradley as modest and unostentatious yet resolute. He visits fronts daily, respects others, and accepts hard choices, including civilian casualties, with calm resolve and rare public speaking.
Lipppmann argues the Quebec statement reveals a British American partnership shaping plans with Soviet Russia for World War II. He warns the core issue is uniting British American and Russian aims to police Germany, stressing realistic policy aligned to power and avoiding overreach.
George Bryan narrates espionage in the United States from the Revolutionary War to World War I in The Spy in America. The book covers Maj. John Andre, Nathan Hale, Tallmadge, Pinkerton, Time thy Webster, and other spies and their roles in shaping American history.
A British minister vows full empire effort against Japan after Hitler is captured. Frederick E. Hasler warns that distrust and rivalries among nations threaten peacetime, while Rep. Sary Hobbs denounces profiteers producing inferior materials risking soldiers’ lives.
A collection of brief reflections cites Proverbs, Emerson, Samuel, and Archbishop Trench. The lines explore friendship, resilience, and perseverance. The phrases juxtapose loyalty with struggle, urging personal virtue and steadfastness in the face of adversity.
A dense list of crossword style hints spans topics from geography and language to plants and numbers. Clues include Asiatic plant, European river, Italian river, and various parts of speech, measurements, and descriptors.
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