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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1943
Page
6
A historical notice details the Amarillo Globe founded in 1924 and its publication details, editors and publishing staff, charge of circulation, and connection to The Amarillo Daily News. It records second class matter status dating to 1994 and notes publishing evenings except weekends.
The ruling allowing baseline gasoline for one vacation trip per motorist is seen as limited to eastern seaboard states and as a broader test of OPA responsibility. Critics argue the policy unfairly favors prosperous users, risks fuel shortages for war needs, and shows repeated, poorly considered government pressure and reversals.
Dr Paul Haensel of Northwestern University says Europe will have shattered industry and uprooted economic ties after the war. He argues a new life must rest on free trade principles. The second note contends Japan’s strong wartime efficiency makes defeat costly and difficult due to a belief in avoiding capture.
General George C. Marshall emphasizes initiative as the war's key factor, stating that seizing the initiative drives success. The remark underscores strategic tempo and decision making in conflict contexts.
The piece weighs reports of high enemy loss ratios in European air war and Pacific battles, noting U S claims of three to one kill ratios and Kula Gulf gains. It argues Allied air and naval mastery could shorten the war, while cautioning about German offense risks and the uncertain Moscow objective.
Kathy's arrival before her wedding unsettles Grandmother Kraik and reshuffles the household as Kathy faces doubting love. Connie and Walter adjust to Kathy, while Clint Mattison rents the Cottage and reveals a danger linked to his glider hobby. Continued on page 15.
Walter Lippmann argues that official propaganda on France harms press independence. He cites the Bess North Africa disclosures and the Murphy Giraud accord, urging recognition of the French Committee of National Liberation and a fresh start with French sovereignty.
ERNIE PYLE profiles William E. Stevenson head of the American Red Cross in North Africa. He built the Red Cross system from scratch, directs vast funding and morale decisions, and moves with the Army as it advances. A Princeton alum, Rhodes scholar, and former Olympian, Stevenson blends law, diplomacy, and leadership with quiet honesty.
Arsene Wolf profiles the Ameri can Theatre Wing War Service troupes entertaining U S war workers on assembly lines. Actors perform between meals under improvised stages, traveling by train or bus, working noon to 4 A M with scant sleep and heavy makeup as a mobile, round the clock troupe.
A dense listing of NBC and Blue Network programs across morning to evening, detailing shows from Fred Waring to News by Air and Coast Guard coverage, with various musical acts, talk segments, and theatrical programs. The fragment shows numerous program times, host names, and network associations, reflecting a full day’s broadcast slate.
A mixed word puzzle grid presents horizontal and vertical clue lists with letters and partial answers. Entries include film stars, animals, plants, numbers, directions, and abbreviations, inviting solvers to fill in crosswords across multiple rows and columns.
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