Victory Book Campaign urged for soldiers by Amarillo Globe News
The Amarillo Globe News promotes the Victory Book Campaign from January 5 to March 5 urging individuals clubs and societies to collect books for soldiers sailors and marines. Readers are asked to remind hesitant neighbors and donate any book they would keep themselves as a show of support.
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Amarillo
Texas
Australia moves to broaden war service for non conscripts
Australia curbs on military service are being loosened under a defense act amendment to allow non conscripts to serve anywhere in Australia and the Southwest Pacific area. Previously only volunteers from a five million population could be sent overseas, with conscripts already fighting from New Guinea. After Buna Gona, as Australian American forces prepare to advance toward Japan, both public and government seek to remove restrictions.
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Australia
Southwest Pacific
Commonwealth
New Guinea
Japan
Fuel ration mess needs rebalance and policy shift
The writer argues Prentiss Brown must fix oil coupons by expanding household allotments based on cubic heating space, not square footage. He urges prioritizing homes and businesses, suggests closing nonessential large fuel users, and critiques centralized government controls as cause of shortages, calling for restored democracy and targeted distribution.
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Henderson
Prentiss Brown
Brown
Hitler
Germany
Jaws Of Death Through Dangerous Channel Rescue
In a perilous night voyage Mary and Dr Paul confront the sea to reach Saints Islands. The Corsair fights fierce waves to steer into the inner channel, seeking the stranded Redbird with their ship’s fragile searchlight.
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Mar
Paul
Mary
Saints’ Islands
Saints
Puss
Dan
Heroine of the Sea Returns as Coast Guard Rescue
Mary and Dan Sherman survive a perilous rescue after their Corsair ferries fifteen men from a sinking ship. The return voyage is fast though frightening, as ambulances and hospital care await the rescued. A newspaper photo labels Mary a heroine, prompting her mother to question the attention.
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Mary
Dan
Daddy
Coast Guard
Saints’ Island
Evelyn Garthwaite
Roosevelt on post war policies
Dorothy Thompson relays President Roosevelt's postwar stance in a congressional address. He supports preserving the US Britain Russia China alliance, argues for continued disarmament yet warns against empty peace without real security, and cautions that linking disarmament to lasting peace may risk future conflict.
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Dorothy Thompson
Congress
Thompson
Axis
United States
Army Officer Describes Behind the Scenes Aid Offensive
Major General Henry F. Miller of the Army 8th Air Force Service Command says all elements of the help effort have operated at peak speed over the last six months to sustain vital behind the scenes services for a continuing aid offensive.
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Henry F. Miller
Army
8Th Air Force Service Command
TODAY'S PUZZLER VERTICAL AND ACROSS CLUES
Crossword style puzzle with lists of clues for across and down entries. Includes abbreviations and terms like Northern America abbr., pass, interdict, and various rulers, animals, and objects. Solving requires matching clues to word lengths and cross letters.
Fighting Frenchmen Aid Allied Drive in Africa
As Allied offensives concentrate on Nehring and Rommel, French forces push hard in Africa. Leclerc’s column advances 1000 miles from central Africa to Fezzan, Giraud and Leclerc factions forge liaison, and Lafayette Escadrille reappears on the Tunisian front signaling major French role in the anti Axis alliance. The scene hints at unity behind Paris and a strengthened French sector between American and British forces in Tunisia and Libya.
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Africa
Nehring
Rommel
de Gaulle
Giraud
Leclerc
Mussolini
Fezzan
Libya
Tunisia
Hitler
Free
Tunisian
North Africa
United Nations
Don't Worry Soldiers By Revel 8
Washington January 15. Psychiatrists advise soldiers’ home letters and news can worsen distress. Col Halloran and Lt Col Farrell outline stressors from battle, training, fear, separation, and blood sight. They stress normalization, early treatment, rest, good nutrition, morale support, and clinician presence near troops.
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Revel
Moore Washington
Roy D. Halloran
Malcolm J. Farrell
Surgeon General's Office
Col. Halloran
Quotations on Morality and Festivity From Classical Texts
A collage of lines from Shakespeare Pollok Nehemiah George James De Wilde and Psalm 14:1 reflecting on death mercy love work and holiday spirit. The excerpts juxtapose moral reflection with revelry and faith.
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George James de Wilde
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