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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1943
Page
5
The Amarillo Globe News notes its founding date February 20 1974 and second class matter entry February 20 1984 with publication evenings excluding weekends. It lists executives Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher and department contacts.
Information Director Davis warns the Atlantic submarine threat remains active as Nazi U-boats target North Africa lifelines. Officials urge the public for more tax clarity before the March 15 deadline with Beardsley Rum advocating timely filings and steady payments. Patterson notes German positions in the Don and Volga sectors deteriorate amid wartime pressures.
Prentiss Brown moves to tighten rationing with prompt production controls and end hoarding on shoes. The piece notes broader moderations in fuel oil and gasoline rules, potential Senate debates over compulsory labor, and shifts in plans for Allied command post Casablanca era.
A wartime advice piece urges busy women to maintain grooming with simple routines. It weighs home baths, face cream, desk exercises, and five minute daily workouts, plus dieting tips to curb weight gain during rationing. It warns against overcomplication and stresses consistency.
The column urges simple dieting to shed weight during wartime. It notes extreme regimens strain health and promotes gradual losses through reverse overeating. It mocks war era beauty edicts and ends with a flirtatious note about turning into a princess at home.
Dorothy Thompson argues that Anglo American action will be limited and that Russia will bear the main burden against Germany. She cites Soviet victories at Stalingrad and the Caucasus, warns against a delayed Western effort, and says peace would fall to Russia without timely Western participation.
No. 9 in a series by a tax expert explains filing requirements based on line 11 income, when deductions affect the return, and rules on charitable contributions limited to 15 percent of net income. It notes no double deductions and outlines types considered charitable organizations with examples like Red Cross and churches.
A reader puzzle lists horizontal clues from 1 to 30 with entries such as writers of mystery stories degree dawn goddess and common words for grow old upon music note employ cooking utensils spider s nest furnished with a ton article telegrams colleg telegrams and an error entry.
A dense list of crossword like clues and answers running vertically and horizontally including references to numbers and abbreviations. It features many definitions from stage star to ship steering and ancient terms alongside abbreviations and chemical symbols.
The piece surveys Japanese training methods and soldier psychology, citing memorized drills aboard the Akagi under Admiral Yamamoto, stark discipline under Harold Doud, and diaries from New Guinea. It contrasts harsh training with fragile nerves and notes Britain US imposed naval ratios shaping policy. It also discusses Hitler’s deception and the Allied parsing of the 1940 invasion plans.
A reflection on how truthful statements can undermine belief when the truth is inconvenient. The author argues honesty paradoxically weakens credibility by exposing contradictions and challenging preconceived notions.
Don ald M. Nelson declares the need to get up in the dark to mobilize resources against the Axis. Sumner Welles criticizes Hitlerism as a regression to animal ferocity and the denial of the Divine.
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