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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1943
Page
5
The Amarillo Globe published evenings and Sunday morning in Amarillo Texas with staff including Gene Howe president and publisher and John McCarty associate publisher. The paper operates with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays and carries standard telecommunication listings.
A Washington correspondent note recalls a historic February 1 precedent when unanimous consent was withheld for non congressional material. Senator Vandenberg pressed for printed Flynn statements to be accompanied by his own commentary. The piece suggests a hope that lawmakers curb private newspaper space.
The text traces WWI era local option leading to the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act, calling it a wave of lawlessness before repeal. It notes that WWII era New York State Liquor Authority reports no dry towns in last November's elections, with 60 dry towns remaining from a prewar total of 561.
Massachusetts Governor Leverett Saltonstall urges using peaceful diplomacy as the bridge for the U S ship of state, warning against turning Washington into gun turrets and engine rooms.
The article records energy on U.S. food production worries as the farm bloc seeks a workable campaign, criticizing price fixes and urging agriculture to be treated as an essential war industry. It notes Mexican labor challenges, WPB restraint, and political maneuvering by Democratic and Republican leaders amid wartime shortages.
A wartime guide urges conservation and smart buying for fashion during shortages. It stresses assessing leftovers, choosing versatile pieces like a dark crepe dress, and balancing new purchases with budget limits, noting substitutes like rayon may shape future wardrobes and that essentials differ by individual style and city.
The article suggests women can expand wear options beyond traditional suits by choosing two piece wool dresses with separate jackets and skirts. It notes rayon substitutes as wool shortages arise, offering fashionable, more affordable, and versatile dress options that pair with or without blouses and under winter coats.
The article argues Finland must be extricated from Germany and that the Atlantic Charter is a United Nations program guiding relations with Russia and Eastern Europe. It warns against anti Russian coalitions and urges enlightened diplomacy and a good neighbor policy between great and small states to avoid disaster.
A tax expert explains rents and royalties as income on line 6 of Form 1040 and outlines deductions on schedule B. Repairs, depreciation, and commissions are deductible while capital expenses are not. Annuity income follows a 3 percent rule with cost reductions shaping the taxable amount. If no other income exists, lines 8 9 10 and later pages may be unnecessary.
The piece profiles Anthony Eden as Churchill’s likely successor and reformist foreign secretary, praises his charm and seriousness, and notes a Harper’s Magazine origin. It also recalls corvettes in the North Atlantic, describing their endurance, routine, and pride in service amid wartime duties.
A reading test text asks would be radio announcers to read a complex paragraph about buying baking powder biscuits and mixing baskets of biscuits with a box, a biscuit mixer, and a tin of sardines. The passage emphasizes diction and accuracy in reading aloud.
A compact collection of biblical verses and classical lines reflecting divine mercy toward the afflicted and the cautionary warning against wickedness. It pairs Zephaniah Nahum Homer and Statius to contrast mercy, endurance, and justice across lands and ashes.
A compact list of crossword clues covering horizontal and vertical entries with numbers for positions. Includes references to actors, measurements, prefixes, and common terms for a varied puzzle.
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