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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
5
Founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo post office. Published evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. John McCarty assistant publisher Wesely Izard editor in chief. California Board of Agriculture pledges to back minority farm participation once allowed by Army.
In Washington DC, Dr. Planish contemplates joining the Cizkon with Peony urging politics and a Senatorial fate. Sanderson-Smith funds this faction to spread anti-labor and anti-egalitarian propaganda while portraying themselves as reformers in Georgetown. Roosevelt’s New Deal era tests the group as Planish navigates shifting loyalties and power.
Dr Planish debates his liberal stance as he clashes with former colleagues and reformers in Washington. He insists on constructive labor leadership while fearing misleaders profit from movements and contemplates the rising appeal of anti fascism and communal discipline. To Be Continued.
Report cites Representative D Alesandro and Goebbels broadcasters attacking Washington slums. They claim deterioration of physical and moral condition, noting dirt, mud, and boys in alleys to boost Berliners' morale amid worsening city conditions.
The New York conductor Dr Artur Rodzinski links juvenile delinquency to modern jive music and argues Strauss waltzes might curb harm. He notes American soldiers faced Cow Cow Boogie in youth while German troops heard beer garden blues of The Blue Danube. The column laments cultural invasion and notes Scots surnames like Dewar Ballantine Johnnie Walker and Haig Haig fading from Scotland.
Washington columnist Paul Mallon argues the soldier vote issue is a publicity battle. He notes administration claims frame a soldiers only federal ballot while opponents push broader voting rights, with Stimson and Knox tied to Roosevelt politically. He examines Green-Lucas and states rights bills, constitutional questions, and the risk of partisan manipulation ahead of November elections.
Lipmann argues that without recognized governments in France Italy and Poland allied with Russia, postwar settlement and armistice enforcement are unworkable. France's national committee is strong, Italy's Badoglio regime is weak, and Poland must align with Russia to protect borders and access to the sea.
A 300 foot uncredited destroyer nicknamed Toughy served at Pearl Harbor the Midway battle Santa Cruz Lae and Finschhafen and New Britain. She faced constant bomb and torpedo threats, rammed and repaired to fight on, earning respect as a rugged essential naval worker among destroyers.
A Santa Fe party hosted by Murphy Hurd brought many film stars to one lavish event. Ann Sheridan wore a stunning gown crafted by Adrian, Claudette Colbert wore a dress from Sorelline, Gypsy Rose Lee attended, and even the sheriff contributed a dress. A separate quip about Jap soldiers and a six day week plus a note on Mack Arthur and Nimitz follows.
Ernie Pyle writes from Italy about wartime pilots joking over fatal mishaps and odd incidents. He recalls a German motorcyclist who rode off a 400 foot cliff, pilots watching a movie in uniform, and a proposed V letter plan to email one message to many.
Puzzle list of clues arranged in a grid across and down with a mix of abbreviations and wordplay. The page features a vertical and horizontal set of numbered hints including body parts, verbs, and common terms.
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