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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
5
Public notice shows the Globe News Publishing Co based in Amarillo Texas was founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class matter February 20 1904 at the post office. It lists executives Gene Howe president and John McCarty associate publisher and provides newsroom and circulation contacts.
A column quips about landlords denying homes to families and jokes about Eisenhower and MacArthur being made honorary knights by King George. It notes Byron Price as a war censor turned Doctor of Laws and suggests a play on titles to honor his verbal journalism.
The article argues Allied bombing targets in Italy indicate invasion plans for the southern front. It notes RAF attacks on Italian rail hubs and industrial centers, claims Axis air defenses are largely wiped out, and suggests Roosevelt and Churchill may push Mussolini to surrender to avert further losses. It links air supremacy to ground conquest and foresees an Italian operation with Stillwell cited and Churchill’s “Jackal” nickname for Mussolini.
Dorothy Thompson describes the Warsaw Ghetto siege where 300 000 Jews faced annihilation under Nazi policy. Polish underground arms the ghetto defenders, turning the walls into a fortress as S S troops falter and Berlin mobilizes. Jewish and Polish resistors form a united front with international implications and a call to endure until dawn.
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Ann Harrington moves to Terrence House after her grandmother Grand Gussie dies but the will is missing New heir Jerry Lane, Coast Guard in the Canal Zone, appears as legal heir Ann seeks Bert Renfrew’s help while tension grows The crowding of the hotel forces her to move to the back wing as she confronts an uncertain future.
Allied dispatch from North Africa recounts Ernie Pyle getting a shave and haircut from Pvt. Patrick Fitzgibbons on a Tunisian hillside. The piece blends light humor on baths jeeps and jeep thefts with local frontline life and memories of Doolittle’s car.
A Newsweek excerpt reviews Emil Ludwig’s Beethoven Life of a Conquer concept. It highlights Beethoven’s genius and flaws from childhood to deafness, noting Ludwig’s view that Beethoven’s immortality rivals other greats and that he navigated patrons and publishers for income.
Maj. Gen. Ernest Cowell praises American and United Nations medical staff in North Africa. He notes successful support to troops, despite limited expeditionary forces and difficult conditions in Tunisia.
A brief biblical note declares the Lord takes away judgments and casts out enemies. God, the king of Israel, is in the midst, promising that evil will not trouble the people again. The verse emphasizes divine protection and restoration for Zion.
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