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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
8
The article notes German Mark VI tanks underperform in North Africa and Russia due to engine and weight issues, making them easy targets for artillery. It contrasts this with American warnings on tank size limits and highlights broader wartime topics on industry and consumer co operation.
Washington letter from a reader-championing democracy and Christianity as world peace ideals. The piece argues Christianity is an enduring but imperfect guide, urging continued faith in the ideal, improved postwar planning, and perseverance to elevate society toward shared justice and selflessness.
Ernie Pyle recounts American soldiers and officers aiding reporters on the North Africa front. An officer fixes a jeep windshield with glass from a wrecked Flying Fortress. Sgt. Ray Swim and three brothers each serving are highlighted, followed by a Mother's Day family reunion and a cheeky egg-sale bet with Arabs.
Excerpt from Rene Ryerson Mart chapter describes a hot day before a body is found at Kraiktower. Narrator recalls family arrivals, shifting bedroom arrangements, and a granddaughter’s unexpected visit disrupting summer plans in a lakefront home.
Article outlines a Senate resolution by Vandenberg and White urging postwar cooperation between sovereign nations to secure lasting peace while prioritizing American interests. It contrasts with other plans, notes bipartisan support, and describes public strategy and potential impact on U S policy during the congressional recess.
A daily word puzzle presents horizontal and vertical clues with themes around royalty and letters. Readable entries include names, abbreviations, and common terms, demanding careful cross‑checking to fill the grid correctly.
The Oklahoma senator Edward H. Moore, elected to the U S Senate at seventy two after a ranching and oil career, faces skepticism about advancing in politics though observers see potential. He unsettles readers with blunt notes on airport projects and war work while stressing practical, expedient action and local Oklahoma interests.
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