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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1944
Page
4
Publication history note shows Sinclair Lewis founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under the 1879 act. Published evenings except weekends with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings by The Globe News Publishing Co. leadership includes GENE HOWE president, JOHN MCCARTY assistant publisher, WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief.
The article argues the New Deal idea of open landings and free-for-all air traffic collapsed and details a behind the scenes plan by Civil Aeronautics Board Chairman L Welch Pogue. It covers Pan American Airways lobbying, potential government Britain air agreement, and the push to retain American business in foreign routes amid postwar competition.
Dorothy Thompson argues that the Soviet Union offers a new model for mass life and political organization threatening Western democracies. She warns U.S. leaders to embrace a proactive, democratic plan including total domestic mobilization and an anti fascist world order to win the war and peace.
The writer recalls battles he faced with a stubborn cold and salutes Ray Clapper who died in the Pacific. He notes Clapper's kindness and influence, the toll of war on correspondents, and mourns his loss while reflecting on friendship and duty. A Coca-Cola raffle among Italian front troops raises funds for widows and children.
A compact collection of religious and moral aphorisms and biblical verses attributed to figures from Paul to Ovid, James, Burke, Hebrews, and Pliny. The lines juxtapose piety, self restraint, punishment, and skepticism across eras and cultures.
The piece surveys Pravda as the Soviet Union’s official organ with about three million readers, noting its structure, editorial approach, and how it reports on industry, politics, and social issues. It highlights its flying squads, cautious crime coverage, and a Moscow law penalizing late delivery.
A comic riff on college life and wartime shifts as young professors and students mingle. A dazed classroom dream becomes a humorous note on English teachers and glamor none, with a quip about a professor who wakes to teach a large class.
A compilation of remarks from business, government, and military leaders addresses labor relations, scientific progress, war outcomes, and wartime governance. It includes Prentice Crawford on humanizing industry, Charles Wilson on continual research, Wendell Willkie on postwar debt, Will Harridge on baseball’s role, an Air Force survival guide line, and Kimachi Yamamoto on prisoner treatment.
Puzzle list shows a grid of across and down clues with numbers and partial phrases. The page presents a typical word puzzle layout including animal, vegetable, chemical symbols, directions, and common nouns, inviting solvers to fill a crossword style grid.
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