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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1942
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe News details publishing notes and masthead information dated February 20 1924. It lists editors publishers and departments and notes evening publication except weekends as part of The Globe News Publishing Co in Amarillo Texas.
The piece contrasts U S and Allied work weeks with Germany and Russia, noting 43 hours in the United States while Britain, Germany, and Russia report longer weeks. It argues Kaiser shipbuilding is assembly driven, not a crisis, and wartime efficiency remains valuable though not personally crisis driven.
Lary Wyle argues that the Mediterranean air war will shape Africa invasion prospects, while Roosevelt’s proposed $25,000 net income limit threatens investment, production, and employment. He warns top U.S. enterprises and workers would suffer, risking democratic capitalism and fueling Communist critique.
Cecil Brown reports on the Syria campaign as British and Free French forces push toward Damascus. He details front-line scenes from Quenestra to Kisweh, notes Arab battlegrounds and colonial regiments, and recalls Colonel Lawrence of Arabia in the march on Damascus.
The article argues against a negative decontrol approach to demobilization after the war. It warns that returning to prewar private enterprise without government-guided transition risks unemployment, inflation, and a crash. It calls for a proactive program of positive measures to ensure full employment and economic stability.
In the Festival of the Fairies tale the Easter Bunny warns Santa and friends that Michael Bartholomew Woffington spreads a rumor that there is no Santa Claus. The witches vow to cast a spell on him to stop rumors, sealing his fate as the curse falls tomorrow.
Allied reports describe Soviet railway workers on the Kuibyshev Astrakhan line adapting to air attacks by uncoupling cars to force bombers to score direct hits. Union trained crews repair damaged locomotives and clear wreckage, with specialized parachute repair teams ready to be airlifted to blocked routes. Workers operate end stations under shelling, live in cellars, and keep armored trains ready to shell enemy positions, earning seasonal pay bonuses. The effort supports winter readiness and broader wartime logistics behind the front.
President Ismet Inonu warned that Turkey faced a closer path to war than at the outbreak of hostilities as tensions rose. The account notes his caution amid shifting alliances and regional threats.
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