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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1943
Page
5
A Mayflower of tales shows Uncle Sam as the nation’s leading movie producer and largest department store operator. The Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Company reports military theater control contracts while a vast employer claims the public post exchanges as a major venture.
President Charles Seymour of Yale and Senator Alben Barkley urge unity and fair treatment of all firms amid postwar planning. They say delays at Moore Drydock and other yards stem from equipment access and priority ratings, and demand no special protection for any group as the nation prepares for a lasting peace.
New York Rabbi Israel Goldstein cautions against hasty or delayed talk on the postwar world's complexion, urging careful timing in framing the future order. He speaks amid concerns over rapid change and stability.
United Press profile details Henry J Kaiser born May 9 1882 in Sprout Brook New York. He started as a newspaper delivery boy then photography before founding a sand gravel and cement business in Spokane and building large dams. Kaiser plans to prove rather than sell the idea of 5000 globe girdling transport planes with his typical blunt resolve.
The review lauds Matthew Josephson’s Victor Hugo for thorough research and balanced appraisal. It praises Hugo as a romantic literary benchmark and influential public figure, while noting his personal life, exile, and later triumphs. The biography is described as exhaustive and engaging for both students and general readers.
Walter Lippmann argues that the core problem is inexperience in public life and a failure of Congress and the executive to maintain close, continuous contact. He cites RFC oversight, rationing announcements by radio, and OWI communication as evidence that executive actions lack proper legislative scrutiny and public accountability.
Mary receives red American Beauty roses with no card as her father plans a fishing trip in the Bay. A missing grey mackinaw and hat, and damp sand in a closet hint at a recent shadowy visit, as a man in a grey coat lurks in memory.
Mary Garthwaite and her father, Standing Bear, evade danger as a new storm looms and a war complicates life on the harbor. Dan Sherman shadows Carmencita de la Vega at a Soldiers and Sailors Benefit Show, then asks Mary for a dance, stirring conflicting feelings and a chance encounter beyond the curtain.
A reflective essay contrasts American fondness for Burma Shave roadside signs with broader national identity. It defends commercialization as an American habit and links it to unity across states. The piece shifts to wartime Russia, describing personal front-line experiences, civilian resilience, and the war's intimate impact on individuals, highlighting shared humanity beyond borders.
A compact listing of a crossword style puzzle with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The page includes numbers from 1 to 60 plus a note about Pelican VERTICAL State abbr. and various clue topics from movie actress to Spanish dollar.
Ilya Ehrenburg recalls meeting a woman volunteer who rose from field nurse to master sergeant and skilled shooter. She joined combat after beginning as a field nurse as the war with the Germans intensified.
A devotional reflection urges restraint and calm, noting that impetuous choices harm outcomes. It emphasizes the Lord's peace given to believers, offering comfort and reassurance of divine presence in all circumstances.
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