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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1942
Page
5
A Globe-News editorial defends war relief efforts for General MacArthur and criticizes Senate critics who question strategic moves. The editorial praises transport and naval factors, urging decisive support rather than complaints. Plus a mystery-adventure excerpt shows Asey and Rankin investigating Elissa Hingham’s unusual plot involving a pickax and a rug during a theater set event.
The article outlines Italy's economic collapse under Mussolini as war costs balloon. It details government spending, rising prices, scarce food, and dwindling incomes, with tax hikes and rationing straining civilians. It notes Italy's reliance on Germany and possible future resource conflicts within the Axis.
West Texas State College riding a 17 of 18 start features a 6 feet 10 Charlie Halbert and a 6 feet 6 average lineup. The Buffaloes, led by Al Baggett, upset Long Island University 58 56 in overtime after a back and forth game, then beat St Joseph's 59 56. A steak night mishap earlier fueled the team’s resolve in a 111 20 rout.
Major Randolph Churchill argues during leave from the Middle East Army that Parliament should reflect on its own competence as Britain faces war. He urges scrutiny of Congress, the Senate, and individual members as the electorate weighs records this year. The public demands effective wartime administration and wise legislation.
A critical reflection on national medals presented by Germany Italy and Japan to 21 prominent New Yorkers. It questions the value of honors as war material and suggests the once prized medals may become scrap if the true honor is gone. The piece casts doubt on the enduring worth of decorated distinctions.
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