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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1943
Page
4
The column notes overseas steel scrap arrivals amid limited reclaimable material from destroyed fronts. It recalls Raymond Taylor's widow receiving 5150 war risk insurance after his torpedoed tanker death, then donating 2000 to the War Shipping Administration, with a war bond suggestion and a Lt. Slade Cutter aside on risk assessment and duty.
Paul Mallon argues miners face forced dues via union check off and questions leaders' use of funds while wartime fuel shortages expose broader government and industry faults. He defends criticism as essential for democracy and warns against blind yes men who invite oppression.
Mary visits Carmencita's villa to learn of Lieut Sherman and Dan's whereabouts. Carmencita stays cool and denies knowledge, hinting at a hidden connection. Mary and Hank Gorman plan to follow to gather evidence as Dr Paul operates.
Eleanor Atterbury reliefs Mary as officers search for Dan amid disappearances at a villa. Mary confronts police quiet but firm, then seeks escape riding at Standing Bear’s farm with the old Indian caretaker who adores her.
Lipmann warns German U boats have become the deadliest enemy, sinking cargo ships and hindering Allied fronts from Africa to the Pacific. He calls for a unified Atlantic command, a trained civilian head, and a focused staff to organize a sustained convoy campaign and speed victory.
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The article recounts a 1940 Delaware whipping involving eight men for minor robberies, detailing the brutal display in Wilmington’s prison yard. It traces the revival of the punishment since 1933 and notes protests including a mother’s remark that it is not civilized.
Lieutenant George Hambrecht of the U. S. A. F. was forced down in North Africa. Lacking a common language with locals, two understood words, New York, won their trust as he was entertained and served by locals. Harold J. Ickes plans an autobiography titled The Auto biography of a Curmudgeon, to be published next March. A note on a Chicago beer machine reports a playful dispatch. A science report notes sleeper heart rate changes linked to position shifts, with two theories proposed regarding circulation and skin heat.
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