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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1944
Page
6
Publication notice lists The Globe News Publishing Co staff with GENE HOWE as president and publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief. The notice references Amarillo Texas postal details and publishing schedule with connections to The Amarillo Daily News.
Address to the college of Cardinals argues that German militarism must be uprooted to dissolve Hitler’s Reich without destroying the German nation. He contends a German people’s movement is needed to renounce militarism, accept responsibility, and enable an honorable solution.
Field Marshal Rommel and General Montgomery clash in a high stakes battle of wits during the Allied invasion of the Cherbourg Peninsula. German counterattacks resume, Rommel cautious, Luftwaffe held in reserve as both sides race to deploy troops and equipment.
The passage reports Goebbels urging German civilians to kill parachuting Allied airmen and cites unconfirmed reports of executions. It notes Berlin denials and emphasizes that such Nazi brutality sharpens resolve against a soft peace, while air activity over Germany continues despite propaganda.
The Better Vision Institute urges stricter vision standards for express highways. Citing Prof. A R Lauer the group favors licenses only for those with 20 30 in one eye or 20 40 both and proposes a 25 mph limit for vision worse than 20 100. They argue safer driving should accompany a national traffic safety program.
Secretary Hull said postwar negotiations with the United Nations would proceed with President Roosevelt's approval and planned consultations with Britain, Russia, and China first. Senators McCarran and Clark worry about an air settlement basis and fear a fait accompli as talks move forward.
George Gallup reports a Pennsylvania survey showing Roosevelt with a modest edge over Dewey if election were held today. The state carries 35 electoral votes while New York has 47. Roosevelt's lead is strongest in Philadelphia and Allegheny County with declines in smaller cities and towns.
A readable OCR style puzzle shows numbered horizontal and vertical clues with definitions covering topics from military figures to chemical symbols and common words. The grid references and answer options are implied by the clue list across two directions.
A reporter notes a surge of activity at the Amarillo Country Club as Mrs. Dan Smith, now manager, organizes large Kiwanis events and a busy schedule. Veterans’ families and visitors fill the grounds with golf, picnics, luncheons, and dances while old and young mingle in a bustling club scene.
A professor notes three kinds of interrupters in conversation a boor a fast talking mind and a clever seller. He cites public ignorance about the League of Nations history and Britain supplying military aid under reverse lend lease with a Princeton Office of Public Opinion Research backdrop.
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