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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1944
Page
3
A 1948 Christmas tree price spike is contrasted with wartime logistics in Italy. The piece condemns inflated seller markets and highlights Ernie Pyle's frontline dispatch about mule packs, Italian mule skinners, American soldiers, and the brutal mountain supply routes that kept troops fed and warm.
Berlin's mood appears upbeat after Der Fuehrer’s Munich address, with officials noting the man in the street shows happiness despite jitters. The report recalls promises of victory and threats of punishment for disbelief as Berliners go to great lengths to seem cheerful.
The piece argues that modern modernist instincts must be curbed by discipline starting at home and reinforced in schools and churches. It criticizes reliance on social programs and calls for stern measures, including questioning servicemen with underage companions and restoring authority in the home.
Dorothy Thompson lambasts Postmaster General Frank Walker for ruling Esquire not literature and not art under mailing rules. She argues Webster and New Oxford definitions show the magazine's content as artistic and informative and warns the ruling sets a chilling precedent for American writers and artists.
A portrait by 8 J Wolf notes Ingrid Bergman’s unpretentious Sweden roots and natural manner. Her career avoids publicity stunts and she resists cosmetic endorsements, showing glamour built on youth, health, and acting over dancing.
Professor Sheffy of Canyon left farming to pursue college. He calculated he would be 36 before earning his first diploma, so he enrolled now. He argues legislators in Washington should fear the Japs more than home voters.
The author argues public opinion will decide whether wartime policy grows more aggressive or cautious and warns Americans must embrace total commitment to a war to the death. He praises tough training, urging civilians to support rigorous discipline and preparedness to save lives and shorten the conflict.
A compilation of religious sayings and scriptural verses from Psalms Proverbs Timothy and Job plus Shakespeare and Eliot lines. The selections cover prayer faith endurance glory and moral admonitions in a devotional style.
Word list style puzzle entry listing across clues and vertical clues with numbers and partial phrases. Reads like a crossword style horizon puzzle from a newspaper page.
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