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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1943
Page
4
Quicksilver Mines in Guatemala Reveal Hidden Suspects
Barry and Allison uncover a mining operation linked to a hidden mastermind behind guileful thefts. Hall confirms outsiders drive the plunder while Tony leads to a cinnabar vein and a mine packed with Quiches and two montadores, Jose looming as the central figure in a dangerous plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Allison
Hall
Jeff Hall
Miss Topping
Guatemala
Tony
Chicle Grove
Jose
Public urged to donate books for soldiers in victory effort
Gene Howe and John McCarty lament the public’s failure to supply books for fighting men. The Army must buy volumes as most families have unread books stored away. The writer argues the price is trivial compared to supporting the troops and urges readers to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Army push to draft millions into service production continues
Lieut-Gen. Brehon B Somervell, chief of the Service of Supply, testifies that Allied forces should be fully equipped by the end of 1943, but the U S army will not be fully equipped until late 1944. He notes ongoing difficulties in delivering essential cargo for available shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brehon B Somervell
Service of Supply
Allied airmen in Tunisia fight before surrender terms debated
In a five day stretch near a month, Allied airmen claim 1064 Axis planes shot down while losing 270. Virginio Gayda argues editors would prefer “four to one” phrasing and ponders what Washington and London might offer in exchange for unconditional surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Virginio Gayda
Color in Industry Boosts Illumination and Morale
A two year study shows light colored factory interiors increase illumination by up to 100 percent without changing lighting systems. Bright hues on machines and walls improve visibility and productivity, while workers take pride in carnival colors and keep areas clean. In New Delhi, 12 American aviators, six Tokyo raiders and six China veterans dine in a rare stopover, sharing reflections on their global voyage and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Martin
United Press
New Delhi
India
Tokyo
China
Far East
Martin
Globe
Hornet
San Francisco
China Veterans
Secrecy at Roosevelts Food Conference Sparks Debate
Washington reports the international food conference headed by Franklin D. Roosevelt operates under strict secrecy. Analysts note plans for a two price system and shifts in European agriculture aimed at curbing war risk. The British delegation is led by Richard Law as officials discuss a permanent international food board while the State Department seeks greater press access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Washington
Roosevelt
FDR
Casablanca
Mallon
Agriculture Department
Paul Appleby
Wallace
China
France
Europe
Italy
Mussolini
Britain
India
Richard Law
Foreign Office
International Food Board
State Department
Hull
White House
Thoughts on Faith and Freedom Verses by Watts and Whittier
A short devotional excerpt quotes Watts praising God as Israel’s Lord and a Whittier poem about heavens islands and unwavering divine love. The lines reflect trust in divine mercy and a longing to remain within God’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Whittier
Sergeant Fryer Knew He Wasn't Dead
Ernie Pyle recounts Sergeant Gibson Fryer of Troy Alabama in Tunisia. Fryer survived an 88 mm shell near a steep hillside and later joked his wife would think he was a hero. The piece praises American troops, notes diverse divisions, and emphasizes perseverance and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Fryer
Ernie Pyle
Tunisia
Gibson Fryer
Troy
Ala
Fryer
Petty
Sergeant Pryer
Dissolution of the Comintern Viewed as Russian Strategy
Dorothy Thompson argues the proposed end of the Third International serves Russian nationalist aims and postwar deals, not a move toward democracy. She traces Lenin Trotsky and Stalin rivalries, Comintern evolution, and the shift from world revolution to one country policy, noting purges and strategy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Thompson
Third International
International Communist Party
Thom
Stalin
Comintern
Russia
Lenin
Trotsky
Brest Litovnsk
Germany
Russian Empire
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Zinoviev
Communist Party
League Against War
Puzzler Clues Across and Down Lead to Monty Woolley Answer
A newspaper style puzzle listing across and down clues ends with Monty Woolley as the answer. The grid hints include water body, rugged crest, deer, beverage, Latin and French articles, and multiple short wordplay prompts across themes.
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Lois Eby
Gene Howe
John McCarty
W. P. Keasbey
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Christian Science Monitor
Delhi
United Press Radio Wire
William N. Fitzhugh
Galveston
Tex
Calcutta
Sergt. Norton G. Stubblefield
Dallas
United States
George A. Stout
Emporia
Kansas
Stout
Waacs
Lucian M. Youngblood
Waco
Texas
Horace E. Crouch
Columbia
S. C
Moses
Promised Land
Lord Croft
Watts
Monty
Woolley
Rmal
South Carolina
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