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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1944
Page
4
The British Medical Journal notes bovine blood serum as a safe potential substitute for human plasma in trials. While not conclusive, tests show purified bullock and heifer blood may aid plasma use, with final judgment pending further study.
Lipppmann supports Secretary Stimson’s call for national service arguing there must be one legal obligation to serve for all able bodied adults. He warns dual standards harm civilians and soldiers and says postwar demobilization justice requires a universal service act to stabilize the transition and protect the army.
The passage presents Gideon Planish and associates within the True American Federation to Attack Racial Prejudice, listing trustees and officers including Dr Planish, Prof Koetz Kent, Nathalia Hochberg, Bishop Pindyck, Monsignor Fish, Dr Stern, and Rabbi Lichten selig. It follows Planish's reaction, a New York conference, and Peony Planish’s celebrity fascination amid a cast of named figures at Terpsichore Hall.
Dr. Planish studies Top Men in New York social circles including Col. Marduce and Prof. Riot while dreaming of relocating the Heskett Foundation to a Midtown New York office. He envisions a $10,000 yearly salary and a role chaired by Rev. Dr. Stern, with Peony and George Riot urged to settle down.
Dorothy Thompson notes official criticism of low American war morale and argues that the public lacks a clear, agreed peace aims. She critiques a rumored division of Germany among Allies, outlines five obstacles to any such plan, and promises further analysis in future columns.
Time Magazine reports on erratic presidential era shifts and policy conflicts shaping national leadership. Analysts note strategic missteps and public responses as factions clash over key reform proposals and foreign policy posture.
Nat Gubbins recalls an American dialogue in Britain and notes Goebbels’ failed trial balloon threat against anti Nazi lampoonists. The piece discusses Nazi censorship of ditties, parodies about Stalingrad and North Africa, and a quip exchange about doctors and fever with Roosevelt and Churchill.
The Fourth War Loan draws national attention as leaders urge sustained civilian morale and shared sacrifice. Amid war effort rhetoric from Morgenthau and others, a vivid local anecdote describes Ivan Hudgins injuring himself crafting a canvas item, underscoring wartime labor hazards and household risks.
War correspondent Ernie Pyle reports on A 36 Invader dive bombers in Italy facing extreme low altitude missions. Pilots survive near misses including rocks tearing propellers, cables snagging wings, and tractors and haystacks becoming targets, with a pilot bailing out after a damaged wing and others dodging Italian and German tricks.
Quotes from Judge Day and Corporal King reflect resilience amid war and loss. Public figures including Donald M. Nelson and Eric Johnston warn of surplus anxieties and the belief in private enterprise over government control as steel and aluminum outputs face constraints.
A mixed set of crossword style clues for horizontal and vertical entries including common words and abbreviations. Clues cover a range from body parts and actions to scientific terms and measurements.
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