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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1943
Page
4
Entry information shows The Amarillo Globe News, founded 1924, published in Amarillo Texas under the Act of 1879. It lists officers Gixth and Fillmore GENE MOVE as President and Publisher and Jomm McCarty as Associate Publisher with departments for news business and circulation.
The piece notes Congress refuses executive flexibility by striking down White House limits and subsidies while criticizing the resulting turmoil and distrust. It cites Administrator Prentiss Brown and Pan American Airways president Juan Trippe predicting cheaper transatlantic travel as postwar optimism fades.
Washington letter analyzes Supreme Court volatility under new deal terms, McKellar reform plans, and potential Senate influence on patronage. It contrasts past Court decisions, warns against political reform limits, and notes Queen Elizabeth and baseball league remarks as concluding elements.
Ann tends Mrs. Mason in a sparse Mason trailer during a flood era health crisis. She secures a doctor’s instructions, bathes the baby Mary Lee, cleans the meager living space, and arranges laundry and fresh clothes while the river’s danger looms.
After a long shift at the defense plant Ann cares for a family and plans a return home. On a dark walk to the bridge she senses a shadowy pursuer closing in, the figure behind her growing louder and nearer as she hurries toward safety.
A collection of short quotations citing Acts 20 33 Pope and Tennyson. Includes biblical line II Chronicles 33 12 about affliction and prayer. Emphasizes envy, love depth, and humility before God.
In Africa’s vast aerial camp hundreds of black natives work as houseboys waiters drivers and laborers. They live simply earn 12 dollars a month plus tips and speak pidgin English. Mahogany dominates construction while officers endure tropical gear and mosquito risks in a vivid field portrait.
Dorothy Thompson argues Hitler seeks victory through diplomacy and force in a pattern of offers after gains. He uses satellites to threaten a European system under German control, seeks rifts with Russia and Britain, and tests Western resolve with careful, indirect peace offers full of traps.
Puzzle clues cover sports terms letters numbers and pronouns. It presents a crossword style grid with entries like Depicted sport Trus a sport Revolve Expectantly and more including symbol rubidium and rupees abbr. The list includes various abbreviations and terms such as He for helium and Ce for cerium.
A compact listing of crossword clues with numbered hints across categories like Thief court abbr possesses Greek letter more crimson and other definitions. The entries include ancient gods harbors and common terms from atmosphere to editor abbreviations and symbols for elements.
The Talk of the Town piece notes the push for planetary loyalty and a universal banner beyond national pride, while imagining a future where a rival Mars would simplify world government. It details U S aircraft output in 1943, the shift from bombers to cargo roles, and vast wartime air routes carrying equipment and even unusual goods across the globe. It ends with a light quip about a pilot lamenting delayed laundry from India.
Francis Steegmuller of OWI compiled a Washington report on American air transport. The Army Air Transport Command runs 90 000 miles of routes, Navy Air Transport over 50 000. Civil airlines had 434 planes before Pearl Harbor. armed forces took all but 256, flying 1625 miles daily. ATC moves over 1 000 000 pounds of cargo weekly, most domestically.
Gathered quotations from leaders and thinkers reflect on Russia Japan democracy leadership and the path to victory. Figures include Stalin Roosevelt Bernays Byrnes LaGuardia and Pollock, offering insights on war aims, occupation, and rebuilding after conflict.
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