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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1944
Page
8
A dated Amarillo Globe News page comments on wartime satire targeting Nazi Propaganda Minister Goebbels and Allied armies in Europe. It includes quips about German and Japanese leaders, a Holyoke draft incident, and a lighthearted anecdote from Lt. Francis Carpenter in France.
The piece argues Mr. Wallace cannot be treated as a mere vice presidential nominee. It contrasts him with Bricker and warns that nominating Wallace could split the country further, undermining wartime policy and governing realities. It calls Wallace a prophet and a mystic, whose detachment from practical politics risks uniting and dividing the public.
Ernie Pile recalls a solo advance with an infantry company through a bombed Norman street. He writes of lonely pauses, names of companions, shifting danger, and reaching a German hospital where wounded soldiers were being liberated.
The snippet cites July 14 1929 with notes on Russia demanding talks with China over the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute. It mentions Brazilian reactions to American influence in Brazil and a gas leak sickening three Chicago women from a mechanical refrigerator. Harold W English leases a 710 acre tract for an airport. An Amarillo boy sets a new yo
A Cretny Drug note claims the sulphurous compound given in water or feed destroys intestinal germs and worms, keeps fowl free of blood-sucking insects, and improves appetite health and egg production though some buyers report unsatisfactory returns.
A quirky 1929 antiquated column lists a July 15 event at Ellwood Park with a satirical take on attire and manners. The sketch features a lighthearted dialogue titled Polk Street Professor lampooning men’s clothes and style habits.
A Princeton Institute survey finds that while trust in Russia has risen since 1942, about half of Americans doubt or doubt Russia can be trusted after the war. The report notes education level influences opinion, with college graduates most likely to trust Russia.
A fragment of a crossword puzzle page with across and down clues including depictions insignia and various terms such as Rapid preposition hectoliter mariner and symbols for elements plus measurements and directions. The readable clues cover biblical pronouns, animal terms, and weapon or puzzle related hints across vertical entries.
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