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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1943
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe masthead lists The Grove News Publishing Co. as owner with GENE HOWT as President and Publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief. It notes the paper began February 20 1924 and is published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in Amarillo Texas.
Groc ery Manufacturers of America president Paul S Willis challenges administration subsidies and fears of shortages. He argues the food supply is improving and prices not alarmingly high, while noting serious consumer shortages and the failings of cheaper items to appear. He praises Axis bravery in defeat, stressing UN gains.
Dorothy Thompson argues the Berlin state structure dominates Germany and Europe. She notes Paris and Washington lack comparable central authority, with Berlin controlling state governments and the economy through a rigid, bureaucratic system. The piece highlights the Gestapo, Schutzstaffel, and a one body political economy centered in Berlin.
In Aradoone the kingdom faces Christmas sadness as Santa’s reindeer vanish. Peter Swift, eldest of 15, accepts the risky mission to approach the king’s castle. He receives gifts from his siblings and sets off, aided by a mysterious old man who later reveals himself as Patrick Tweedleknees, gifting an ivory horse to Peter.
A collection of quotes from Governor Leverett Saltonstall Alvin Hansen and President Roosevelt stressing international understanding, independence from government or business dependence, and maximum use of human and material resources to counter insecurity and unemployment after the war.
A series of vivid Africa War anecdotes recounts a French Foreign Legion surrender and a dramatic P-38 crash at a bomber field. An American lieutenant learns a Legionaire’s dilemma about surrender and a Southland second lieutenant’s panicked landing, while veterans at Gafsa push to reach home and face imminent combat in a final dawn of action.
The article discusses the elusive Tito behind the Yugoslav Partisan movement, noting the secrecy around his true identity and the use of pseudonyms. It surveys theories about Tito including Josip Broz as the likely figure, with German posters offering a reward for him and descriptions comparing his likeness to Abraham Lincoln.
A prayerful collage of biblical verses and lines from Montaigne Ovid Coleridge Tennyson Boileau and Proverbs extols faith mercy humility and inner light. The collection frames moral guidance with scripture and literature for reflection.
The page lists a mixed set of crossword clues with numbers for horizontal and vertical entries. Many entries appear garbled or incomplete but include standard mappings such as sir for military leader and symbols like tantalum. The puzzle header signals a themed grid with multiple cross-checking terms.
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