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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1943
Page
5
The Amarillo Globe News announces its publication basis and leadership. President Gene Bows and Associate Publisher John McCarty are named, with issuing hours and Sunday connections noted.
A wartime account lauds U S military actions in Africa and Eritrea. It cites relief to Italian POW children, distribution of tea sugar cloth and supplies, and portrays U S aid as moral contrast to Axis cruelty. It notes monthly arms ammo output and a centenarian worker pledging war bonds.
Senate Republicans reel from Styles Bridges charges against Flynn as Bronx boss figure linked to Australian ambassador post. McNary and Vandenberg urged merit based talk, while Selvage reshapes Republican publicity. Debate over Wallace claims and postwar plans framed by internal party shifts and House judiciary resistance.
Wartime wives face the challenge of keeping home and child care while husbands are at war. Options include hiring a capable maid, using nursery schools, or boarding out a child when necessary. The piece warns against overreliance on insurers and urges careful evaluation of life policies and immediate needs.
By Ethel Gorham a lighthearted column notes that a husband’s absence leaves many chores undone yet reveals his quiet practical contribution. The piece jokes about stoking the furnace replacing fuses mending rugs and other small tasks that keep a home running. Copyright 1942 AP Features.
A compilation of quotes from Homer Proverbs Ecclesiastes Shakespeare Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy I Kings Socrates Chronicles Goethe Ovid Psalms Longfellow Hemans and others. The collection relays reflections on wisdom faith duty rest and awe with varied authors and scriptures.
Walter Lippmann memorializes Alexander Woollcott noting his life, friendships, and critique. He praises Woollcott for valuing others, his wit and honesty, and predicts his lasting influence through letters and table talk. The piece also praises Switzerland’s defiant neutrality amid WWII and condemns Swiss complicity in Nazi Germany’s war economy.
The piece outlines camouflage tactics Hiding Blending and Deceiving with overhead covers natural and artificial screens and misdirection using dummies. It notes limits of natural cover, the role of aerial photography and color perception, and cites ancient and modern maxims about war and self reliance.
Editorial note in The Chicago Daily News reports several church bodies passing resolutions disapproving of the current song Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition. It discusses broad religious and public response.
The piece lists etiquette Q and A on dining protocol gifts and greetings. Key points: the hostess orders for both diners. families should meet before the wedding. call a new sister in law by her first name. aGift from a man to a woman is not required. a man should lift his hat when meeting a woman on the street. when your wife leaves you should hold her coat and help with dressing, with the preferred action being to hold the coat for her.
A Turkish deputy warns that a Nazi victory would begin a dark era of enslavement for Turkey and other nations, stating that they adhere to the principles for which the United Nations are fighting.
A word puzzle list presents clues and answers for a crossword style horizon page. The grid references common terms such as months weights and fish names with hints about languages and geography.
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