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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1943
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe began publication on February 20 1924 with second class matter status from February 26 1994. The paper operates evenings excluding weekends and links to The Amarillo Daily News..m
A compendium of wartime remarks about mail restrictions for overseas service, cargo efficiency, and leadership. Includes Brigadier General Frank Hunter on fighter progress, Donald Nelson on reform, Roosevelt and Wallace on postwar world, and Eisenhower praising Yugoslav partisans.
A Paul Mallon analysis argues that Eddie Rickenbacker’s critiques inflame liberal and labor media while editors doubt his claims. It contrasts CIO and AFL leadership tactics with calls for union reform and probes political maneuvering around the 48-hour week plan and manpower programs.
In a Long Island estate library the murder of Colonel Wesley Hope Merriwether unravels a tangle of aristocratic guests. Mitchell Grace introduces Vaughan Dunbar bearing a letter of introduction as Cynthia Merriwether and Bill Stewart figures emerge in a web of prestige, secrets, and old world ties.
Cynthia Merriwether and Vaughan Dunbar meet to seek the latest news about Bill Stewart and his daughter’s fate. The piece recalls Bill’s past as a Cynical journalist and the tragedy that haunts him, while Cynthia shows enduring loyalty and the fragile bond between them.
Lipppmann argues that clear national interests can guide specific policies for security and peace. He outlines American interests from the Pacific to the Atlantic, warns against passive defense, and links national security with collective security through strong alliances and practical military arrangements.
Secretary Claude Wickard appeals to every American to plant a home or community garden to meet growing 1943 food needs. He stresses leafy vegetables tomatoes and yellow produce, urges careful planning and faithful tending, and notes home canned vegetables will supplement rationed goods.
John Chamberlain reviews The Air Offensive Against Germany noting Michie, a careful warfare student and fearless journalist, challenges censors and prevailing opinion. He argues for strategic air raids on fifty German targets before a second front and for night flying to exploit the Norden bombsight’s limits in North Europe.
The author argues daylight raids over Germany face heavy ammo and fuel tradeoffs, keeping Flying Fortresses and Liberators confined to northern France and the Low Countries for fighter protection. He suggests night missions could be feasible with flare dampers, and notes U.S. bombs have yet to deliver significant tonnage on Germany proper.
A compact reading gathers from biblical verses and classical lines. It stitches Milton Laments and Jeremiah with Samuel Boyse Scott and Rabelais, noting themes of divine sovereignty, enduring love, and human fate.
Quotes from OWI Director Elmer Davis Alfred B Mirovitch Clement Atlee and Pierre Boisson emphasize worldwide plans against the Axis. The speakers assert solidarity among Allied forces in North Africa Tunisia and French territories with a shared aim to defeat the German foe.
Puzzle clues span music letters and abbreviations. Entries reference a South American statesman, Emmet, Greek letter, dances, Nevada city, Russia, bevel, heart, turn, Indian, stupefy, area measur, president, behold, canvas, ratifies, and other fragmented terms.
Alphabetized clues and answers cover terms from aviation to chemistry across vertical and across clues with brief definitions implied by the prompt.
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