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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1943

Page

3

Amarillo Globe Publishing Closes Associate Roles

The Amarillo Globe News Publishing Co announces leadership: Gene Howe as President and Publisher and John McCarty as Associate. The paper operates as a second class matter from Amarillo Texas, attached to The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays.

Amarillo Texas Globe News Publishing Co Sixth Illmore Gene Howe John McCarty

Savings by renegotiation tricks wartime contracts

Savings aggregating 829 million dollars were achieved in seven months through renegotiation of War Department contracts. By year end the total is expected to reach a billion. A portion was reclaimed from profiteering contractors, but most results from American industry mass production efficiency and price conversions. Contractors cooperated in returning excess profits.

War Department

Soldier’s Pancake Memory From Guadalcanal Jungle

One of six American soldiers lost in Jap infested Guadalcanal jungles recalls thinking of home and his children while the cooks back in camp made pancakes. He says he has developed a love for pancakes amid the hardship of war.

Guadalcanal

Wallace’s World Vision and the Postwar Order

Dorothy Thompson critiques Mr. Wallace as the lone administration spokesman proposing a postwar world federation. He envisions regional units, an international court and police, and limited sovereignty, but Thompson notes contradictions, reliance on enlightened business leaders, and omits Far East and colonial issues, warning the plan may be a trial balloon.

Wallace Mr. Wallace Far East Russia British Empire International Supreme Court United Nations Europe Germany Italy

You Can't Floor Dan In Wartime Romance

In this Pacific Patrol chapter, Mary prepares for an evening with Porter Lloyd, choosing gold attire and orchids from Porter, while reflecting on love and duty during the war. She worries about appearances and hopes to please her mother as Porter remains unable to serve in uniform. The Lloyds are portrayed as a suitable match in the Garthwaite household.

Dan Mars Porter Lloyd Porter Mary Lloyds Porter Lioyd Santa Phillipa Mary Garthwaite

Unexpected Escort and Red Roses Mystery

Mary Garthwaite wrestles with social expectations and affection as Porter Lloyd poses as ideal fiancé while Dan Sherman sabotages romance with a bold gesture of red roses. A party looming, she hides doubt behind a practiced smile and faces a challenging choice.

President Faces Trouble On Home Front

Lipppmann argues Roosevelt faces growing domestic strain in 1943 overshadowed by wartime gains of 1942. He praises wartime leadership while faulting civilian administration for neglecting price fixing rationing taxes manpower and labor relations and calls for fresh capable appointees, including Jefferson’s example, to avert political disaster.

Walter Lippmann Lippmann Roosevelt Wilson Harding Ickes Mr. Henderson Office of Civilian Defense Jeffers

Survivor Reaches Reluctant Liferaft After Repulse Disaster

In the Pacific, survivors cling to a Carley raft as the tide carries them toward rescue. Royal Marine Morris Graney helps the writer aboard after a perilous near miss, while planes and dying men mark the sinking mood. The group nears a destroyer as cheers rise with the promise of救援.

Singapore Carley Morris Graney Graney Random House, Inc United Feature Syndicate, Inc Electra Prince of Wales Royal Marine Cecil Brown

Cited maxims on virtue and wisdom in classical verses

A compact collection of quotes from Carlyle Beaumont and Fletcher Romans Sannazaro and Quarles urges wise daily living and virtuous action. The lines advocate speaking boldly and truthfully, overcoming evil with good, and seeking prudence without worldly excess.

Hollywood at war how films risk ruin without support

A Collier's Page column argues Hollywood actors and crews are being drawn into military service, risking national morale and film output. It urges Washington to declare movies essential, bring actors back or reassign them, and finance war relief through film profits to sustain top productions.

Hollywood America Roosevelt White House Salin Willkie Churchill Twentieth Century-Fox Tyrone Power Henry Fonda Victor Mature George Montgomery Cesar Romero Don Ameche Robert Taylor Spencer Tracy Robert Stack Robert Preston Ronald Reagan Richard Greene Jon Hall Louis Howard Douglas Fairbanks, Jr William Holden Jeffrey Lynn Sterling Hayden Tim Holt Wayne Morris Ray Middleton Burgess Meredith David Niven Laurence Olivier George O'Brien Robert Sterling van Heflin Melvyn Douglas Poducer Bob Hope Alaska Washington Buddy England Fi Sters Britain Red Cross USO Clark Gable Clark Ga

Today’s Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Word Grid

A full crossword puzzle clue set with numbered across and down entries including modern and historical references. Clues span topics from editors to natural phenomena and place names, forming a dense grid of interlocking words.

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THE Amarillo Globe Wallace's By Dorothy Thompson New World State Department Presta Pacific Patrol Eleanor Atterbury Dan Sherman House of Representatives War Administration Navy Army Pearl Harbor King Suez Beaumont and Fletcher Quarles Kyle Crighton Collier's James Stewart Robert Montgomery Lew Ayres Gene Raymond Richard Ney Mickey Rooney Satan Egypt Bashan Argentina
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