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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1943
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe, published evenings except weekends, is a second class matter with production credited to The Globe News Publishing Co. Officers include GENER HOWE as President and Publisher and JOHN McCARTY as Associate Publisher.
Americans returning from overseas missions may resume civilian life but many still yearn to explore. The Army’s guides Jungle and Desert Emergencies and Arctic Emergencies offer practical advice for travelers, including hazards like polar bear livers and rabbit starvation. A Boston pickle factory converted to incendiary bomb production shows wartime industrial shifts.
The new Japanese minister without portfolio warned of an unprecedentedly grave situation. The remark is seen as understatement given the military threat described as utter annihilation and devastation beyond Rotterdam.
Washington observers dissect the Smith-Connally anti strike bill noting it does not ban strikes and would end after six months postwar. The piece contrasts claims by CIO and AFL leaders with the bill’s limited, war focused provisions and political safeguards.
Loser Take All finds Ann watching Jerry slip away with a will after a gleam on brass buttons. She follows to the door as he exits, gaining hope of settling the matter that night. The hallway scene ends with him vanished and the late hour advising restraint.
Disjointed diary like text portrays wartime broadcasts from Düsseldorf and Yugoslav leaders, a Washington University student’s absence excuse, and a domestic plot about Terrace House. A wary Mason seeks help as tension rises and plans collide with surprise announcements.
A laborer seeks medical help for his ill wife in a trailer camp. Bert, the staff doctor, refuses outside cases though charity is mentioned. Ann intervenes and offers to help, while Sarah blocks any nursing aid from the camp. The scene ends with Ann volunteering to go herself.
A collection of biblical excerpts and quotes from George MacDonald and Bayard Taylor. Includes Leviticus, I Samuel, I John passages about obedience fear love and sanctification. Reflects themes of faith devotion and divine attributes.
In Central Africa a vast American air camp operates like a city beyond the war front. The post features prefabricated barracks, a bustling post exchange, cinemas, churches, and outdoor theater. Generals and ambassadors visit. Martha Raye and journalists have appeared. constant exposure to heat and humidity shapes daily life.
Dorothy Thompson argues that democratic societies overestimate youth indoctrination and warns that German youth bred under Nazism show resilience and rebellion. She notes how past youth movements opposed elders and details a Stalingrad veteran student who challenged a Nazi official, highlighting risks of unfulfilled promises and disillusionment among youth.
A condensed list of crossword clues labeled horizontal and vertical including military terms materials notes and common abbreviations. It presents a dense set of crossfill prompts with numerous entries such as Maj Gen oil symbol bells and various linguistic hints.
The article traces Eddie Anderson known as Rochester as the first major black star in all colored films and talks about his rise from radio to film. It notes his contract growth at Paramount? no, it mentions Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Cabin in the Sky and Stormy Weather with Ethel Waters, Lena Horne, and Jack Benny. It highlights his humble beginnings in Oakland California, his family show business background, and his onscreen persona and stage work. It also covers Benny’s role in creating Rochester and the strong bond between them.
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