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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1943

Page

7

Amarillo Globe-News Founding Note and Masthead Details

The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1994. Entered as second class matter February 36 19 percent at Amarillo Texas under the Act March 3 1878. Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday with The Amarillo Daily News. Globe News Publishing Co. lists GENE MNOWE president and publisher JON MCCARTY associate publisher.

Amarillo Texas Sundance Globe-News Publishing Co

Engines recycle power to cut aviation test costs

The Buick and Dodge companies plan to reuse energy from engine testing to generate about 60 to 67 percent of the electricity needed for building engines. Testing runs 24 hours a day with each engine operating roughly seven and a half hours, a move praised as a smart feat of American industrial spirit.

Buick Dodge Chicago Uick

Propaganda Views on the Strike By Axis Figures

The text cites Axis propaganda portraying the coal strike as disunity and class struggle to undermine Allied war efforts. It argues such interpretations are false and warns that production slowdowns will extend the war and cost lives of American and Allied forces.

Joe Goebbels AXIS Joe Navy Rank and Lewis

Davis resignation signals White House control shift in food policy

The Davis resignation taps farm bloc influence against subsidies while Marvin Jones takes over, signaling a power shift toward the White House group. Wickard's clashes with Davis and AAA expansion loom as Congress resists subsidies, raising farm wage and inflation concerns amid ongoing food policy battles.

Paul Mallon Washington Roosevelt Chester Davis Davis Senate Food Committee Mallon White House Congress American Farm Bureau Federation-National Grange Farmers Union Marvin Jones Federation Grange Harry Hopkins Ben Cohen Judge Rosenman Mr. Roosevelt James F. Byrnes Agriculture Wickard Farm Bureau Federation Triple A Extension Service Presit Maryland Creas

Ann confronts probate and a looming sale in Loser Take All

Ann overhears lawyer Baxton press Mr Lane to finalize a deal despite Ann lacking ownership. The men debate probate and a contract of sale as Bert and Mrs Mason’s situation adds tension. Ann stands at a doorway, listening to the unfolding transfer of property claims.

Ann Bert Johnson & Johnson Mrs. Mason Lane Terrence House Mr. Baxton

Expansion Plans and a Double Game Tied to a Resort Deal

Adelaide Hazeltine weighs Jerry’s reply as talks with Baxton on a $20 000 price for a resort unfold. Ann discovers Jerry with Sarah near the lobby as war era quotes from Marshall and Davis punctuate the scene.

Jerry Sarah Ann

The Career of the Combat Engineers

A wartime portrait of American Combat Engineers in Africa. They built airfields depots and barracks across Central Africa while enduring hunger, isolation, and tropical hardship. Led by a tall commander nicknamed Ramrod, they earn praise for toughness, humor, and relentless work. Lieut William Newman and Capt Jules Carville provide key insights.

Ernie Plye Africa Army Engineers Congo Central States William Newman Cullum Alabama Jules Carville Norco Carville

Congress clashes with Roosevelt over anti strike veto

Dorothy Thompson argues Congress mishandled the anti strike bill by pressuring the President and ignoring wartime needs. She warns that secrecy and labor restrictions threaten morale, fuel class tensions, and risk broader war effort if Congress refuses to resolve executive-legislative rifts.

Dorothy Thompson Congress America

TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL ANSWER KEY

Puzzle lists clues and solutions for a horizontal and vertical crossword style grid with numbered entries across and down. It includes word lengths and matches across clues to form a complete filled grid.

Submarine Service Tests and Life Aboard the U S S Blank

A Navy psychiatrist screens a recruit for the submarine corps as the U S S Blank prepares to sail. The piece details the tough selection, the culture aboard subs, and the high standards of emotional balance. Submariners seek pride and patriotism, with room for comfort though tight quarters and heavy maintenance on board.

U. 8. Navy S Corps D’elite Submarine Service New London

Quotations on Time Faith and Insight from Classic Poets

A compact collage of biblical verses and lines from Longfellow Addison Proverbs Burns praising aging justice humility and self awareness. The mix cites Job Psalms Proverbs 27 1 and Burns with brief reflections on perception and foresight.

Voices on War and Peace From Leaders and Thinkers

A compilation of statements by Archbishop Samuel A. Stritch J C Hunsakner and James A Parley and Dean Carl W Ackerman praising air power, global cooperation, brain power in wartime and the need for peaceful relations as survival after the conflict.

NAC J. C. Hunsakner Carl W. Ackerman Columbus University

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