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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1945
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe formed February 20 1924 is published evenings except Sundays in Amarillo Texas by The Globe News Publishing Co in cooperation with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Editor in chief Wesl y Izzard and publishers Gene Howe and John McCarty are listed with the post office notice information.
The piece notes William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw ends his Nazi propaganda via radio. It argues Nazism relies on fanaticism and cannot be softened by humor. It cites British resilience during the blitz including a chemist shop window sign about alterations with a pun.
The article notes Adm. Thomas Hart, after 48 years in the Navy, was appointed U S Senator from Connecticut but his party affiliation was unclear. He ultimately chose to sit with the Republican side, highlighting doubts about parties among some congressmen and the value of variety in the Senate.
Jacksonville专栏作者讨论Henry Wallace在华盛顿和纽约的宣传与反对浪潮。作者质疑反对派动机，称Wallace被错误定位为“共同大众”代言人，并指出其任命给金融机构带来的风险。评述呼吁新一代有才能领袖接管自由派运动，避免庸俗与欺骗现象。
Ernie Pyle documents Lt. Comdr. Don Skirvin, longtime flyer and Pacific war veteran, piloting a giant airliner to the Marianas. He recalls dawn over clouds, landing rituals, and the thrill of touch with earth as the aircraft arrives at its distant base.
A nationwide Gallup survey finds about two to one favor Lincoln over Washington as the greater man. Among regions, the South picks Washington while Lincoln is preferred by Negroes and other areas. younger people favor Lincoln more. Reasons include humanitarian aims, being a people’s president, and eliminating slavery.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Mr Norman at Senior High School shaping student behavior, veteran Curly Dickson’s praise and Curly Bassett’s modest war medals. It notes social quirks, a self made man critic, and public issues from February 1930 to 1935 including oil, tariffs, and League of Nations debates in Amarillo and Texas.
The puzzle presents horizontal and vertical clues with military terms and archaic spellings. Entries include common abbreviations and descriptors such as rivers, metals, and body parts, reflecting a vintage cryptic style.
An OWI report quotes a wartime reflection on the aftermath of Germany's defeat and the implied timeline for Japan's downfall. The author questions complacency and warns that the avenger's force should not sleep.
George E. Sokolsky argues that after 1917 Europe fell into a totalitarian regime driven by one party and one leader. He contrasts Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, Soviet Russia and others, noting mass obedience, suppression of freedoms, and the decline of religious and moral life under autocracy. The piece ends noting Stalin’s defeat of Hitler as a temporary balance of power.
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