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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1943
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes its founding date February 20 1924 and publication details. It lists GENE HOWE as President and Publisher JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief with Sunday morning publication and weekday evenings excluding weekends.
An analysis shows the Aircraft War Produce Turnover Council estimates 20 000 workers leave aircraft plants monthly. Over 11 months lost man hours equal 2 035 flying fortress equivalents and costs total about 48 million dollars, enough to buy 640 P 38s Mustangs or Thunderbolts.
In Manhattan the OPA sought 4000 snoopers but only 11 volunteers joined. Women oppose black markets and high prices yet fear bare shelves and losses, while the OPA expects partial help from snoopers. Frederick C. Crawford argues for individual initiative against standardization. Badoglio notes Axis solidarity was illusory when Italians were searched for discussions.
Gov. Leverett Saltonstall warns against holier-than-thou posture as Tehran talks reveal Roosevelt dictating tone in declarations. Observers note Churchill and Stalin placed in secondary roles, with three-way timing plans for attacks on Germany and a vague aim for a world democratic family.
Peter finds a fallen boy Gregory with a sprained ankle and lost money. Gregory fears prison for taxes if the purse is not found. Peter traces a blood trail into the woods hoping to locate the thief before reaching the king's castle. Tomorrow tease notes Dewey's Tiny Sword giveaway.
Ernie Pyle describes landing in Algiers after a long voyage home and reconnecting with fellow soldiers, Red Cross workers, and naval officers. He notes Blackouts easing to dimouts, bustling streets, war supplies, and widespread curiosity about life back in the United States. He observes rationing, price levels, travel delays, and lingering morale questions while affirming that home remains reachable and life goes on.
Captain Henry leads a dawn movement toward a mine field near Bou Hamran and Sfax as Sergeant Chevassy and Rangers secure the road. The narrator walks the line alone in moonlit desert, finding courage amid treacherous terrain and deadly traps.
War Department and Navy reports reveal mounting American dead wounded and missing through November. Tarawa losses alone exceed earlier Sicily totals, signaling a costly and prolonged fight ahead for Allied forces in the Pacific and Europe.
Excerpts discuss taxing incomes to curb inflation from Randolph a Treasury counsel. A German woman living in Switzerland recalls Cologne’s wreckage after bombardment. Maj. Perry V. Wagley questions anticipated postwar soldier reintegration, citing potential family strain and independence-driven changes.
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