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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1943
Page
5
The item lists publication details for The Globe News in Amarillo Texas and highlights bios and views of Edward C. Carter, a Far East tour, Communist party affiliations, and wartime aviation and propaganda commentary by Goebbels and U S generals. It reflects postwar discourse on press, policy, and morale.
Brig. Gen. Frank A. Armstrong states there is no room for dignity at 25,000 feet as a battle unfolds, highlighting harsh conditions and military resolve.
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau fights for a $10 billion new tax bill as House subcommittee reveals the army returns $13 billion to the Treasury. Critics say inflation risks and sobering effects of taxation are overstated while revised budget figures cast doubt on wartime revenue needs.
Santa faces a theft crisis as Misha the Ghoul steals Santa's reindeer and sleigh in the Forest of Ghouls. Demons and goblins urge restitution while elves and fairies race to aid, with King Uttar’s castle looming in the plot. Tomorrow teases King Uttar Celebrates.
Sally wrestles with memory of Ted Burrows and Langhorne’s indictment as she quits the typewriter for the day. A lobby poster about saving a soldier’s life and a chance encounter with Peter bring a sudden shock and a new, clearer view of her tangled feelings.
Sally reveals she will not marry Pete Craig's intended fiancé and explains something has happened. They slip away to a quiet spot to share a kiss, the moment charged with secrecy amid a crowd.
The article asserts Nazi efforts to promote the idea that German science and engineering supremacy endure. It notes this claim has historical roots but questions current merit of German technical education and its presented products.
Lipppmann argues moral accountability for the German people as a nation and questions whether sovereign nations can be innocent of a state's crimes. He warns against leniency that excuses collective guilt and calls for a just framework balancing punishment and redemption.
The article surveys wartime rail travel showing 42 million monthly noncommuting riders and argues most travel serves a purpose. It details military movements including six to eight U S moves per soldier, plus thousands on leave. Families of servicemen also ride, with 20 to 30 percent of civilian travelers in that group.
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