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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1945

Page

8

Amarillo Globe News Masthead and Publication Info

The Amarillo Globe News declares its founding in 1924 with second class matter status and office in Amarillo Texas. Publisher Howe heads the Globe News Publishing Co with John McCarty as assistant publisher and Wesley Izzard as editor in chief.

Amarillo Texas Amarillo Daily News Globe News Publishing Co NF Howe Ohn McCarty Wesley Izzard Howe

War that had to wait explains island hopping strategy

The piece argues the war against Nazi Germany and the Pacific campaign shared top priority for Americans. It credits Allied leaders for the island hopping method used to advance toward Japan, noting early hard fighting before gains were made.

Hitler Oceania

Liberty Is Love by Dorothy Thompson

A reflective piece on war memories and the rescue of 486 American prisoners from Japanese camps. It treats MacArthur's effort as a supreme act of benevolent courage fostering national unity and moral purpose. The essay links liberation to love, comradeship, and the restoration of hope among soldiers and civilians.

Mace

Wallace's Fight for Power Undermines Influence

Lipppmann argues Wallace cannot win power without harming his leadership. He warns that control of government credit would complicate coordinating with private banks and industries. The piece insists productive policy relies on shared influence, not a personal power grab.

Mr. Wallace

National Service Poll Finds Broad Approval from Voters

A nationwide Gallup poll shows a majority of voters approve drafting people for war jobs under National Service law while 24 disapprove and 10 percent have no opinion. Among those opposed, most doubt the need rather than the principle, with no major gender differences.

Princeton N. J Congress Institute

Sidewalk quirks spark crowd sourced advice 1930s style

Readers weigh in on the “sidewalk waltz” and how to handle crowded sidewalks. Virginia Adkins and others offer tips from standing still to letting others pass while debating humorous remedies and etiquette. Pulse Feeler vows to buy more questions.

Virginia Adkins Bobbye Hogan J. L. Minich Jack Bridges Joe Smith Pulse Feeler

CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTA L Pictured U. Army man

The puzzle shows clues for across and down entries from history page with military and general terms. Answers include ranks, plants, animal names, and common objects as typical crossword fill.

Power and influence in governance and peacetime economy

The text argues leadership requires disinterested persuasion over coercive power, warning against warlike consolidation of authority. It stresses that high productivity and full employment in peace depend on public understanding, trust, and gradual reputation for honesty rather than force, with Wallace Miller cited as example.

Wallace Miler

Debate on economic thought and education reform economy

The text argues a long, trial driven effort to apply new ideas requires confidence and open mindedness. It links preventive medicine to higher economic literacy and condemns political patronage and personal feuds. It portrays businessmen as driven by desire for more and education as key to prosperity.

Polk Street Professor Illustrates Education Value

J. D. Maharon, principal of Sam Houston Junior High, spoke about a picture on education showing well educated children earn more money and thus buy more goods.

J. D. Maharon Sam Houston Junior High

Retreating Germans Leave Graves of Yanks Unharmed

Maj. Charles B. Shaw told the House appropriations committee that the graves of 30,439 American World War I dead in France and Belgium suffered little damage during World War II fighting as German forces passed by quickly without making a stand.

Washington Congress France Belgium Charles B. Shaw American Battle Monuments Commission House Appropriations Committee

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