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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1943
Page
4
A Fighting French officer recalls 30,000,000 anti Nazi French in France and 80,000 Gaullists abroad. The piece notes brave acts by occupied residents and better shows of defiance than the few active fighters. It underscores courage in daily acts against German occupation.
Dorothy Thompson reviews Wallace's proposed postwar world order and argues for a genuine international air force under global control. She cautions against excluding Germany Italy and Japan and urges immediate inclusion to prevent renewed rearmament and a new two bloc world. She credits the British Commonwealth partnership, led by Canada, for wartime unity.
Carmencita and Dan Sherman crash the Lloyds double reception as Porter Lloyd hosts a formal gathering for Mary Garthwaite. Mary endures the social pressure and pretentious chatter while Dan teases, revealing a rival beauty and stirring Mary’s discomfort during the arrival of a glamorous guest.
Eleanor Atterbury narrates Dan's party where Carmencita de la Vega from Buenos Aires enchants with operatic arias and intimate ballads. Mary grows wary of Dan's infatuation as Carmencita sings and dances for the guests amid flirtation and jealousy.
Lipppmann argues the postwar policy differences among Wallace Hull Welles Hoover and Stassen are minor and emphasizes a shared goal. He says Roosevelt should lead a debate until each phase is ready and that peace must center on ensuring work opportunities for 15 million returning soldiers and war workers.
Curt Riess argues German generals failed to depose Hitler and instead enabled his rise, highlighting Reichswehr links to Nazism and a planned 1935 army revolt. The piece also notes Dr. Ben Wood's aviation education program teaching map geography and air routes to millions of students.
An American war correspondent recalls surviving the Dunkirk evacuation aboard the destroyer Electra. He details the searing oil, the climb from a hot deck, the wrecked ship, and the urgent push to photograph, as officers and sailors cope with loss, memory, and war.
A reading of five etiquette questions notes that inviting a traveler should include train details, clarifying college status can be tactful, asking about dress origin is unnecessary, complimenting dresses with “Did you make it yourself?” is risky, and removing a hat in stores isn’t required. The suggested solution favors taking off the hat when seated.
A compact puzzle list with numbered horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include hints for clues like U. S. Senator pictured and abbreviations for states and chemical symbols. The grid requires crosswise guessing of terms across politics, chemistry, and general language.
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