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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1944
Page
3
Founded February 20, 1974. Eatered as second class matter February 20, 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office. Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. The Globe News Publishing Co. Sixth and Ore. Gene Howf president and publisher. John McCarty assistant publisher. Wesley Izard editor in chief. Telephone department.
A Junkers 88 bomber crossed the eastern United States and landed at Wright Field in Dayton. It had been delivered to Allied hands in the Mediterranean and studied here. Spotters correctly identified the plane, preventing potential shoot downs and proving alert American vigilance.
The piece argues that while colonial prestige may fade as the empire weakens, Belgium could choose to align with the empire economically and militarily. It suggests such shifts might reduce friction and aid international understanding, and should not be a cause for worry.
Aneurin Bevan, British Labour Party MP, argues that Britain's fate hinged not only on military dispositions but also on the success of Russian victories, warning of potential dire consequences.
Brazilian War Minister Gen. Enrico Gaspar Duira states Brazil will deploy a substantial air and ground force abroad to confront its enemy Germany, signaling a shift from symbolic to effective military action.
A first-hand discussion argues Russia bears a hidden debt likely around 60 billion rubles, with black market and official rates yielding vastly different dollar valuations. The piece contrasts Soviet finance with Western systems, notes heavy taxation, rationing, and state ownership, and cites wartime rebuilding costs and centralized planning as core features of the Russian economy.
The story follows Gideon Planish, a 29 year old professor of rhetoric at Kinnikinick College, who plans a grand future yet faces inner doubt. He returns to Iowa seeking purpose, hoping to marry into status while navigating social snobbery and local expectations.
Professor Planish encounters the new Kinnikinick president Dr Bull who questions his plans and marital prospects as Planish returns to Teckla Schaum in Connecticut. The scene hints at university politics and personal tension as the story advances.
Dorothy Thompson argues General Marshall did not intend a public statement on strikes. She cites witnesses to a private conference, condemns partisan meddling, and warns labor strife threatens troop morale and war effort. She contrasts wartime leadership with prohibition politics and rebuts Willkie’s unity message.
Ernie Pyle describes American human packers carrying vast supply loads up a dangerous European ridge. He highlights feats like Pfc. Lester Scarborough’s multi trip days, the grueling climb under German fire, and the camaraderie with fellow soldiers such as Pfc. Fred Ford as shells fall behind them.
Maurice Hindus reports Moscow's mood after the Moscow conference. Russians show sober satisfaction rather than bursts of emotion, awaiting end of fighting and hopeful for Anglo American Soviet cooperation. American aid for rehab of ruined cities is expected to continue.
A nationwide survey by OCR field workers in early November questioned 5,000 households across 120 counties to identify civilian needs for 1944 as war material shortages ease and production shifts expand civilian availability. The War Production Board and War Manpower Commission assess signs of recovered supplies, from copper to aluminum, and potential 600,000 workers rejoining civilian labor.
A compact collection of lines praising conscience pure prayer and righteousness from Schiller Young Seneca and the Bible verses. It includes invocations about Christian virtue and the efficacy of earnest prayer.
A filled puzzle page shows a grid of clues across numbers and letters. The reader matches chemical symbols months and abbreviations with words to complete the crossword style challenge.
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