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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1943
Page
4
The Office of War Information reports a rise in per capita income from 47.92 in July 1940 to 85.03 in April 1948, but the editorial argues averages are fictitious and unreliable. It notes unemployment and nonworking recipients skew the figure and price increases likely outpace real gains for most workers.
The Cur tin government fears voter anger over four wartime strikes could cost the forthcoming general election. Labor officials are told to avoid non-pricking strikes for months, suggesting unions may back the administration over war production, an interpretation the writer hopes is unwarranted.
Private economic clash tied to Wallace Perkins Rosenthal drafts shows Wallace pressuring Jesse Jones RFC to fund vast purchases of strategic materials. Senate inquiries probe stockpiles and motives, while Jones and Wallace deny public fault in a long, unresolved confrontation.
Ann confronts Jerry Lane on Terrence House terrace as a burning will core remains flared in the hearth. She discovers his tampering with the will and his dishonesty in love, realizing he has deceived her and others. Her world collapses and she faces turmoil.
A tense scene unfolds as a woman confronts a man about a burned paper and a stolen past. Accusations fly, emotions surge from hysteria to denial, and the moment ends with her collapse into his arms. Interwoven quotes from wartime figures frame the mood.
Walter Lippmann argues that domestic bickering, Congress, and press discord threaten wartime unity. He urges rededication, a national service act, a comprehensive tax and savings bill, and a strong food administration, with younger leaders empowered to energize governance.
Ernie Pyle details a week in Leopoldville in the Belgian Congo, noting a modern city with 50 000 residents, shipyards, parks, a zoo, and thriving commerce. He contrasts the tropical image with a cooler climate, describes military ties to World War II efforts, and recalls Belgian hospitality toward American troops while observing local life and transport.
A crossword style clue list titled today s puzzle begins with Across and Down entries from 1 to 56. Clues include color musical drama railroad it is colored with ochre and other mixed terms with several abbreviations and symbol notations.
Robert Lewis Taylor in Redbook Magazine sketches the Japanese flyer’s physique and training, contrasts Japan’s air power with U S and Marine pilots, and notes their long training, mechanical gaps, and brutal tactics including tortures and sadism toward prisoners while highlighting their unpredictable, nuisance value in combat.
A compilation of personal reflections and biblical verses concerns pride deception and moral guidance. Notable lines include Isaiah 47 10 Jeremiah 17 9 Goethe and La Fontaine on wisdom and knavery. The passages contrast self view and ethical behavior with spiritual teachings.
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