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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1943
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe listing its February 20 1994 postmark details and second class matter status. It notes circulation alongside The Amarillo Daily News and gives publisher names Gene Bowe and Joan McCarty with office location Sixth and Fillmore and contact lines for departments.
The piece argues that time is near when housewives nationwide will increasingly handle laundry at home due to ongoing labor shortages affecting external laundry services and related industries.
The piece cites Weltwoche praising Argentina for embracing democracy and mobilizing labor to exclude opposition, while noting the shift in the Western Hemisphere against Axis influence. It also references Dr. Siegfried Kraus stating homeless men could aid agriculture, trades, and wartime labor.
Quote from Joseph M. Tucker director WPB's Canadian division notes that Canada produces essential war materials on a per man basis higher than the United States, highlighting Canadian efficiency in wartime production.
Washington reports Byrnes reshapes war production and domestic economy toward army and New Dealers influence. Frederick Searles and Edward F Richardson join to monitor Vinson. Bernard Baruch advised, signaling a power shift from business leaders to government agencies in wartime management.
In a Grand Gussie town, Ann searches the courthouse for her mother's adoption record but finds none. She tours rooms with Bert at Terrence House, confronts her grandmother’s deception about the hot spring plant, and learns of ongoing schemes tied to Terrence spring water.
Mrs Fay clings to a seeming remedy as Bert offers uncanny reassurance while Ann suspects manipulation. The scene reveals power, control, and complicity around Terrence House with unsettling undertones about treatment and privilege. The excerpt closes with wartime dispatches and remarks by Knox Davies and others.
A collage of alleged murders and misdirections shows how police misreads hoaxes, fake bodies, and sensational confessions trigger wild chases. The piece highlights misfired cases from Tupper Lake to Hammond and the wartime romance of Carole Landis as a counterpoint to the era’s sensational rumor mill.
Dorothy Thompson argues Mussolini misread geography in World War II. Italy’s coastal vulnerabilities and limited sea links make North Africa its strategic theater. She warns peace at any price to save Italian cities and questions Rome's alliance with Germany.
Allied correspondent recalls Second Corps tunneling into mountainside shelters near Tebessa that were finished just as Germans advanced at Faid Pass. Barbasol became a useful sunburn lotion and flea bite remedy on front lines. Engineers built bridges named after New York City boroughs, including a Huey P. Long Bridge at Mateur. A storage bag left in Oran reappeared in Washington with old dress uniform and sugar cube.
A crossword style puzzle list of clues with numbers across and down. The words reference aircraft history and common vocabulary. Answers span war planes routes dimensions and everyday terms fitting the grid.
The article notes Carole Landis eager to entertain troops, driving 250 miles after a long day to perform at an army camp before a 7 am makeup call, then returning home at daylight. It highlights her energy and willingness to serve in USO tours and mentions wartime relief efforts.
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