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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
8
A historical notice lists publication details for The Amarillo Globe along with staff titles and dates. It shows editors Jone McCarty and Gene Mowse as publishers and references connections to The Amarillo Daily News and Globe News Publishing Co.
An editorial notes Joseph L. Weiner's resignation from the civilian supply division of the War Production Board after he authorized an 80 percent drop in farm machinery production. Critics say the move worsens shortages while unsure if it would have hindered arms output. The piece links this to broader wartime stress and price controls.
The Swedish premier Per Albin Hansson declares all Swedes united in fighting for their country and its values, stating that resistance will not cease. He emphasizes collective commitment to national defense.
The Chalked analysis notes China has fielded a small but growing air force giving ground troops protection from Japanese dive bombers and boosting morale. It contrasts China’s air strength with Japan’s stalled, limited offensives and questions Japan’s overall strategy and capability while assessing Pantelleria’s value as a test of air power.
wartime correspondent Ernie Pyle recounts a 13000 mile journey across Africa during a Tunisian lull. He describes travel by army plane from the Sahara to the Congo, jungle camps, and tropical im comforts, noting warmth, baths, and daily routines while weaving in soldier life.
A compact list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues spans from 1 across to 61, including names, abbreviations, and symbol references. The puzzle features standard indicators for common abbreviations and familiar wordplay items across a grid.
Dorothy Thompson argues that true radicalism means rooting out problems at the source. She lauds Winston Churchill and Bernard Baruch for bold plans to avert war, urging Byrnes and Baruch to wield strong authority and pursue decisive, principled action.
The talk notes Navy flag lofts in New York Yard turning out 200 types in seven sizes with a civilian Betsy workforce, including burial flags and Presidential standards. It also depicts London’s Little America with Gen Deve and Admiral Stark coordinating Allied commands in a bombed but bustling capital.
Sir Archibal Sinclair vows relentless bombing of Germany both day and night. John W. Anderson praises wartime vitality and cross breed vigor. James F. Byrnes warns the nation is entering a critical period of the war.
Ann and Bert press a dubious plan as Roscoe Newton arrives bellowing about lukewarm juice and baths. Bert hints at partnership while Ann contemplates quitting Terrence House amid suspicions the mineral spring is a hoax and searches Grand Gussie’s suite for the missing will.
Adelaide Hazeltine prowls her grandmother’s suite seeking a will and uncovers a camouflaged wall slit holding a stack of genuine looking $100 bills. She wrestles with what to do as footsteps approach and tension rises in the night.
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