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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1944
Page
4
The Globe News echoes concerns about restaurateurs limiting coffee service post rationing. A separate column quotes Eleanor Roosevelt urging DC residents' voting rights, then questions the scale of government employment and opposition to her argument, urging readers to consult records rather than rhetoric.
The note discusses opinions on when World War II would end, suggesting care in placing bets about a late summer 1944 end if fighting continues in France toward Berlin. It mentions possible German capitulation before Stalin reaches Berlin and invites readers to share their own forecast.
Washington columnist Paul Mallon rejects claims of anti-Russian or anti-British bias, saying his goal is factual, diversified coverage across 300 daily papers. He notes how censorship and official lines shape comment while defending his nonpartisan approach and readers’ varied viewpoints.
Captain Ralph Ingersoll argues war will not end quickly, warning against complacent optimism. He analyzes German industrial expansion, slave labor, and morale, then praises Allied supply systems and the earned readiness of American forces in 1943.
Ernie Pyle reports on artillery troops in Italy enduring dull routines amid danger. Men pass days with poker, washing, and letters while cramped pup tents and sandbags frame their quiet life. Rotation to Naples offers rare relief as bands fly from 155 mm shells and loyal dogs brave the blasts beside them.
The essay argues civilians face a separate standard from the armed forces, urging unity and sacrifice over money problems. It cites strikes, taxes, and profits debates as evidence of civilian disputes undermining war effort and warns of a growing divide between service members and self-interested citizens. It notes countless groups have cases, but just solutions hinge on shared sacrifice.
Maj. Gen. Paul B. Ma lone outlines a global context for D Day. He notes American and British forces will spearhead the Western front with Eisenhower commanding and Stalin fighting on the Eastern front. The piece details invasion fronts, defenses, and anticipated bombardment leading to Berlin’s fall.
A wartime appeal portrays Japanese unity under Bushido for production and defense while Admiral Nomura voices cautious hope amid supply fears and a defensive posture. In the United States the CIO announces a nationwide Political Action Committee to protect workers and returning soldiers against inflation and policy missteps.
Coast Guard Captain Roger C. Heimer notes troops at Salerno landed smoothly despite heavy machine gun and artillery fire from the hills. Howe land Shaw of the State Department comments on juvenile delinquency as a societal issue.
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