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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1944
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe prints evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. Published by The Globe News Publishing Co. with Howe as president and publisher and Wesley Izzard as editor in chief. John McCarty serves as assistant publisher. Usual postal and founding dates noted.
The American Hotel Association offers travel tips for wartime stays including reserving rooms with arrival details and party size. WPB reverses suspenders button rulings while penicillin is praised as helpful but not a universal cure, with resistance possible and use as a supplement to other treatments.
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden states that all plans are agreed and timing is set. He signals that Tehran's decisions will be revealed in due course, leading to future actions on the battlefield.
An article argues Hitler personally dictated to the southern army commander to hold Kiev and Krivoi Rog at all costs, risking a longer but defensively precarious line. Reds shift to strike from the rear toward the southern Nazi forces, threatening a broader collapse along the Dneister and Romanian border.
Gideon Planish, Adelbert College student, tours a state capitol’s marble halls with Hatch. They witness grand chambers and fluctuating politics as a silver Senator Kurtshaw yawns during a session. Various odd bills flash by from the reading clerk, including muzzling dogs and cheese definitions.
In a train carriage, Gid and Hatch debate reform and public service. Gid admires political action but is rebuked for being a college amateur. Hatch argues voters hire legislators, not actors, and dismisses lofty ideals without practical impact. Gid concedes ignorance about governance and contemplates a teaching career, optimism returning.
Lipman argues that strikes prolong the war and urges direct appeal to labor leaders to explain the stakes. He recalls World War I loyalties and warns civilians that delays can cost lives, urging a pledge to refrain from strikes and a universal service act to speed victory.
A reflective wartime vignette by Al Newman contrasts frontline strains with mundane needs. It contrasts New York beefsteak and Scotch with tiny comforts, and details Romanoglio's ruin, famine, and evacuees. The piece portrays a German officer’s capture, Gurkhas advancing, and a cryptic Christmas moral amid destruction.
Rex Baxter laments the paradox of a college trained teacher who vows to starve rather than teach yet commits to a lifelong path of teaching, illustrating a cynical view of professorial attitudes toward education and vocation.
Ernie Pyle reports from Italy on mule pack trains used by American troops. Italian mules are smaller, sicker from truck transport, and overloaded. Americans adjust loads to 120 pounds. Some pack trains run by Americans. mules suffer shellfire with casualties among Italian soldiers and mules. Interpreter Corp. Anthony Savino coordinates the operation.
Scriptural excerpt urging submission to God and resistance of evil. Quoted passages include James 4 7 and II Corinthians 18 5 urging believers to examine their faith and prove themselves.
A compact scan of a 1939 era word puzzle listing clues and answers across horizontal and vertical directions. Clues cover numbers, animals, elements, and common terms with terse definitions guiding the fill. The page presents a dense cross reference of synonyms and wordplay aligned in two orientations.
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