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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1944
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe News published evenings in Amarillo Texas with Sunday morning edition by The Globe News Publishing Co. President Publisher Gene Howe and Assistant Publisher John McCarty listed. Editor in chief Wesley Izzard. Station details and telephone line noted.
A WW II era appeal urges families to prepare for wounded veterans and control reactions to their injuries. The piece cites nurses from shipboard care after Atlantic crossings and cautions against curiosity or disgust. It notes Fortune Magazine findings on postwar desires for a car and a home, and ends with a Roosevelt quote about rejecting domination by the strong.
Speaker Rayburn told the Chicago mayor's conference the postwar plan would begin immediately after the war, aiming to fund sewer and dam projects to boost the Democratic cause. He warned against inflationary borrowing and announced a nonpartisan postwar fact finding committee to map future projects, while critics warned of pork and political leverage.
Gideon Planish resigns as Dean of Kinnikinick College to edit Rural Adult Education and to take paid speaking work. He recalls learning about writing from Bruce Barton and promotes his popular Cornpone and Popcorn column and its essay Mental Elbow Grease.
Dr Planish outlines a shift at the Heskett Foundation as he and Peony discuss brighter gifts and stronger publicity. The couple imagines future leadership roles and a comfortable suburban home while debating the welfare of a young Carrie.
Dorothy Thompson argues the looming conflict revives the last war’s issues between Germany and Russia and tests how Britain, the United States, and Poland will respond. She cites Brest-Litovsk, Riga, and the Cordon Sanitaire as central to postwar fears and notes Pravda’s sensational report on possible peace moves.
Ernie Pyle profiles the A 36 Invader dive bombers used by Allied forces in the Mediterranean. He notes their close support role for troops, high accuracy, and tight formations as they strike gun positions, bridges, and ammo dumps. The piece highlights pilots, names, and the Mustang-based aircraft’s diving brakes enabling controlled 390 mph dives from about 8000 feet.
United Press reports on the Allied Fifth Army surprise assault across the Garigliano River in western Italy. British Eighth Army and American troops moved at night using boats, cables, and smoke screens to mislead the Germans and seize key crossings near Rome.
British and American forces launched a bold assault on the Garigliano River in Italy. Packard reported a perfect shock and initial German disarray as tanks moved to counter the attack while ferrying ammunition and reinforcements across the river.
A collection of religious quotes and classical sayings. Includes Bible verses from II Timothy Psalm and Proverbs, and lines from Ovid Jeremiah Cicero Boileau and Proverbs on fear pride truth and folly. Each line presents a brief reflection on mind heart and conduct.
Cousin Glenn’s wife recalls a 1940s tale about him habitually talking and walking in his sleep. She notes his dreams involve eating too much supper and even an airplane pilot voice. A dramatic night ends with him leaping, shouting about bailing out as his pajamas fall off.
A compact listing of crossword style clues for a day’s puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries. It includes depictions of states capitals days and various letter based hints as well as abbreviations and partial words. The grid prompts readers to fill answers like Montpelier and damper terms across a classic newspaper puzzle page.
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