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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1943
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe lists its publishing history noting second class matter since 1934 and a fire incident in Amarillo Texas. It provides publisher names Gene McOwr and John McCarty with roles and contact details for news business and circulation.
Chairman May backs bringing Selective Service under civilian supervision while Army and Navy set manpower needs. The piece notes Selective Service is administrative with Congress deciding origins, and stresses civilian control and industrial manpower coordination. It quotes educators and military leaders urging courage, teamwork, and planning to win the peace.
Washington observers note a friendlier approach from OPA WPB and non military agencies toward business while the heart of policy remains unchanged. The piece warns of radical agitation led by A Philip Randolph and discusses unbacked currency issued by the treasury and federal reserve board as wartime finance concerns.
Ethel Gorham describes the shock of a wife facing her husband’s departure for war and the shift from private plans to public duty. She urges adaptation, budgeting, child care, and balancing personal loss with resilience, noting emotional swings and the need to craft a new home front life.
Walter Lippmann critiques Kingsbury Smith in American Mercury over Hulls views on war strategy. He argues Darlans and other leaders cannot replace full Allied aims in France Italy and Germany and warns against deals that spare Nazi power or delay unconditional surrender. He stresses trust of French troops and clear postwar repentance for Germany.
A collage of crossword like hints lists across and down clues with numbers and word prompts. Entries include references to poets, directions, anatomy terms, and common abbreviations shaping a large themed puzzle.
A pamphlet from the National Council of American Shipbuilders defines ship parts by sea terms and clarifies measurements. It contrasts gross tonnage with deadweight tonnage, explains how cargo capacity is computed, and notes Lloyds favoring gross tons while U S use remains deadweight. It also recalls historical ton provisions for wine and includes short wartime quotes.
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