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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1945
Page
6
Formed February 20 1924 as second class matter. February 20 1924 at post office Amarillo Texas under the act of 1978 school evenings except Saturday and Sunday in conjunction with The Amarillo Daily News by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and
In a late report the convoy of 167 merchant ships reached England without incident. The effort shows the strength of Allied escort and merchant marines with over a billion tons of cargo moved, including 10 000 trucks and locomotives, of which 75 ships were American.
The quote advocates a single route to growth through full production in industry and agriculture. It calls for freeing business from restrictions to create jobs and prosperity after America.
Dorothy Thompson argues the Allied Big Three must craft a European settlement at the looming conference. She compares Hitler to Napoleon and stresses Europe’s nations, including France and Britain, must be present in decisions shaping postwar peace to prevent renewal of tyranny.
Ernie Pyle recounts a Navy produced Technicolor film shot on Pacific carriers. The documentary shows dogfights, wreck scenes, and carrier landings with visceral close ups and tracer fire. A separate skating show titled Skating Vanities offers light entertainment away from the war.
A friend recounts a neighbor’s grim forecast after World War II. He says ten million servicemen will return jobless, women will stay employed, and wartime gains may slow, risking financial trouble, racial strife, and communist leanings as normal times never return.
A weekly Globe feature recaps service news from Amarillo and Texas Panhandle towns. It notes meteor daylight sightings, local bonds for mothers, and multiple casualties in Belgium and Europe. It covers promoted airmen, Panhandle graduates, and boxing champions bound for Fort Worth.
The list shows a U S Naval Air Unit page with an insigne of Squadron 115 and a set of cross clues including terms for numbers places and abbreviations. entries cover naval aviation topics and general vocabulary with clues like Mother inspired reverence ransom perfection and symbol erbium among others.
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