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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1944
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe announces its status as a Texas evening newspaper founded February 20 1924 published by Globe News Publishing Co with staff including Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Izard editor in chief.
The House Military Affairs Committee signals broader questions behind the Pearl Harbor fiasco. Calls mount for a thorough airing of charges against Col. Theodore Probe Wyman Jr. and for deposition inquiries to clarify the mystery while honoring military needs.
Lipmann argues that a personal presidency has blocked clear French policy and alliance planning. The piece notes four European governments severing from Roosevelt except for recognizing de Gaulle, Churchill seeking to avert debate, and distrust of US aims in North Africa. It warns that pride and prejudice hinder wartime diplomacy and may repeat Wilsonian errors.
Ernie Pyle recounts landing on D day as U S troops unload from LSTs onto rhino barges, endure rain and mines, bivouac under trees with two colonels and several men, sharing grapefruit juice and sardines while German planes buzz overhead and flak rakes the night. Private Wescott from Culver City joins the night march and supplies, the pale dawn brings tentative safety.
A college acquaintance known for chasing romance learns a hard lesson after a Fort Worth girl marries him on first sight. The piece recalls wartime jests and grim notes from France and the Atlantic, with reflections from generals and leaders on strategy and postwar trade.
Paul Mallon describes Roosevelt steering a middle ground blueprint for the postwar order. He notes opposition from some senators but signals broad Senate pass through a treaty framework tied to the Smith Connally and Mackinac Island resolutions. The piece highlights power balance among the United States Great Britain Russia and China and outlines expectations for governance, sovereignty, and future monetary talks ahead of Bretton Woods.
A Gallup Poll survey in Indiana shows Dewey leading Roosevelt with 56 percent to 44 percent among likely voters. The report notes shifts since 1936, a reduced Roosevelt share from 57 to 44, and a Republican gain in Indiana’s House delegation from 1 Republican to 9. Electoral votes readings also show Dewey ahead 52 to 48 in one measure.
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