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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1943
Page
6
Henry Kaiser proposes government sold bonds after the war that can be exchanged for goods, removing money from circulation to curb inflation. The plan aims to finance postwar needs while keeping government as a banker and avoiding control of production, inviting careful evaluation amid criticism.
Sara Southall, longtime International Harvester employment chief, becomes the second woman on the War Manpower Commission. Born 1893 in Columbia Tennessee, she trained in finishing schools and Vanderbilt, then taught civics before moving to industry. She worked in twine mills to study shop life and favors field policy work on women in industry, emphasizing day care and equal pay.
Col Merian Cooper credits Chennault as the outstanding genius of aerial warfare with 83 major air battles planned and executed without defeat and 48 bombing raids carried out with only one bomber lost.
Mary Garthwaite refuses Porter Lloyd, declaring love not position, upsetting her mother Evelyn who laments lost opportunities. Dr. Paul Garthwaite sides with his daughter as Porter and Evelyn press on with hopeful pretense while Mary hopes for news from Dan Sherman.
On a raging night a wreck on the Saints Islands prompts Mary’s father to join volunteers and send Standing Bear for help. Mary, determined to aid, prepares to sail the frail Corsair herself as the storm rages.
Lipppmann argues for Baruch committee advisory input on synthetic rubber, high octane gas, and Navy escort vessels. He urges stricter tire conservation, rationing for commercial fleets, and a distinct Navy submarine command with a named leader to boost public advocacy.
The article quotes Vice President Henry A. Wallace questioning why all can have war work jobs yet not peacetime production. It cites Spain’s Gomez De Jordana and Portugal’s aim to pacify hates, calm passions, and promote world peace.
The piece blends Tesla’s bold claims of a 50 million volt death beam with defense concepts and profiles of U S Army leaders like Lesley McNair. It also notes Liberty magazine coverage and social scenes at the canteen with stars such as Bette Davis and Mary Astor, ending with a biblical verse.
The page shows a crossword style grid with horizontal and vertical clues numbered 1 through 58, including entries like Seine Woody plants and Bedrock terms, plus a note referencing JIA property and a list of various clue answers across two directions.
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