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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1943
Page
6
A government briefing notes the Army's manpower ordnance department aims to release surplus workers from curtailed arsenals to support industries needing skills. Emphasizes proper balance to avoid reserves against contingencies and urges avoiding disclosure of routine or casual information.
Dorothy Thompson notes rising candor in German media about losses and front lines as Nazi censorship falters. She cites Gestapo criticism of radio propaganda, the spread of rumors, and the public’s hunger for accurate news amid wartime fear and disinformation.
A wartime guide to civilian defense and volunteer work outlines three kinds of roles: full time, day part time, and night work. It stresses punctuality, proper uniform use, and avoiding privilege. Options include air raid wardens, U S O, WY S O desks, canteen service, nurses aides, and Red Cross courses in first aid home nursing nutrition.
Ethel Gorham outlines Red Cross and AWVS roles in wartime support. It covers Red Cross training for canteen and welfare work for armed forces families, AWVS crafts and mobile kitchens, and defense nurseries with teacher shortages. Encourage volunteering to aid families and maintain national defense.
A columnist chronicles frictions with wartime rationing in the United States. He profiles a Connecticut medical supplies firm struggling to secure fuel oil and coal, facing arbitrary forms and delays, and a Delaware farmer burdened by long trips for gas and sugar. He argues centralized rationing harms small businesses and farmers nationwide.
Agnes Sligh Turnbull crafts a vivid tale of Hannastown Pennsylvania during the Revolutionary era. The Murray family and brave settlers face siege and loss as British raiders and frontier warfare test faith, courage, and community.
Postmaster General Frank C. Wadker declares victory depends on imposing a global bill of rights on enemies, leaving them no option but to accept it.
The Talk of The Town records Dr. Margaret Mead’s view that New Guinea cannot fit into the modern world now or after the war. She notes Papuans and Melanesians differ little physically, village-based politics, two basic numbers, and a pidgin-English lingua franca among islanders.
Questions cover polite refusals and table etiquette. Answers: 1 No thank you. 2 Yes, provide cigarets matches ash trays. 3 Yes, offer coasters. 4 Yes, provide ash trays for guests. 5 Yes, arrange furniture for easy table access. Best practice: pause and swallow before replying to a question.
A compressed quotation sets moral reflection on sin contrition and judgment. It contrasts human error with virtuous conscience and notes Micah 7 7 as a biblical anchor while attributing the sentiment to Alfieri.
A compact list of crossword clues with numbered positions for horizontal and vertical entries covering definitions for people, places, actions, and objects across a themed puzzle. The mixed list includes references to trainers, countries, humorists, fabrics, and various parts of speech and objects, typical of a daily puzzle.
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