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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1943
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe published since 1924 operates evenings except weekends and shares a Sunday morning edition with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists executives including eS Gene Howe as president and publisher and John McCarty as associate publisher.
Canada last September adopted a pay-as-you-go personal income tax plan and will develop it further this year. Governor General opened Parliament noting Canada’s lead in rationing conservation and price controls. Admiral Halsey touts American submarines as costly to Japan with 150 ships hit and at least 100 sunk, five lost.
United Press feature profiles FE Robertson, Wyoming Senate rookie and Welsh immigrant turned ranching leader. The 61 year old liberal-leaning Republican championed rural pensions, declined an AAA soil check, and built matchstick model ranches. He partners with W R Roe and has long led Wyoming stock interests.
The piece analyzes Churchill’s trip to Turkey and the potential for Ankara to join Allied actions against Nazi forces in Europe. It weighs Turkish neutrality, ongoing trade with Hitler, and possible shifts to support for Allied operations, including air power in the Near East and Africa.
Advice for parents on explaining World War II to children. Emphasizes portraying democracy over fascism, addressing racism, supporting family finances, and keeping routine while acknowledging change. Encourages guiding kids to contribute to the war effort and maintain hope.
Advice urges parents to involve children in wartime work from pennies for stamps to collecting scrap and tin foil. Older kids should join after school groups while maintaining education. Whether mother or father stays at home or returns to work, the family must unite as one to support the war effort and ease shortages.
Dorothy Thompson surveys Verdi as a political symbol linked to Italy's risorgimento. Toscanini, aided by Mussolini era tension, conducts Verdi to rally liberty, echoing Whitman that the artist distills age and calls nations to stand. The scene spans New York to Europe and embraces Italy’s struggle for freedom.
Tax expert outlines that bonuses and all compensation must be reported on Form 1040 line 1. It covers salaries, wages, tips, prizes, and property payments, plus special rules for living quarters, group life insurance, and armed forces allowances.
A mixed list of crossword style clues with numbered across and down entries. The grid references include author pictured, abbreviations for North Carolina and Rhode Island, various synonyms, measurements, and names, demanding cross and clue solving.
The article profiles Lt Gen Lesley James McNair born in 1883, praised as the brains of the American Army for his field training leadership. It notes his relentless work ethic, demand for qualified officers, and impact on soldiers in North Africa Alaska and New Guinea.
A reader questions proper etiquette for meat sandwiches with gravy, buttering pancakes, using a fork for butter on biscuits, buttering potatoes, and clearing dishes. Answer key: cut meat with knife and fork. butter multiple pancakes if needed. do not butter a biscuit with a fork. butter potatoes with a fork. when finished, do not push dishes.
A compact quotation piece contrasts biblical reverence with a classical assertion of monotheism. It juxtaposes Psalm 24 10 praising the Lord of hosts as king of glory with Byron praising the indivisible greatness of God.
A Norris quote advocates total victory and unconditional surrender with complete disarmament of enemies. A. W. Herrington, retiring S A E president, warns that isolationism leads to national decline as spring approaches.
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