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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1943
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe reports its second class matter registration and publication practice. It notes February 1994 entries and connection to The Amarillo Daily News, with names of leadership and publishing staff.
The argument urges limiting Midwest fuel use only if it eases East shortages. It contends misery should not drive penalties, and calls for sharing relief if possible. If other regions cannot free more fuel for the East, no restrictions should be imposed.
The piece notes enthusiasm for helicopters as a postwar travel solution and potential home airways. It argues helicopters could transform commuting without rebuilding cities and counters religious intolerance through education, citing Kalinin and a fusion of individual freedom with peaceful neighbor nations.
The report notes heavy air battles around Orel on the Soviet front with Nazi and Red forces concentrating for possible Moscow drives. It cites German air losses and claims of Russian counteractions, while detailing Japan’s Guadalcanal actions and MacArthur’s jungle offensive toward Lae and Madang in New Guinea.
Ann confronts Bert over marriage as her heart recalls a vanished love from Jerry. She schemes to find a will in Jerry's room with Gibbs help, seeking proof of a will hidden in his belongings and plotting a late night search.
Ann and Jerry plot a staged dinner encounter to lure Gibbs away, while Ann prepares a bold disguise and hopes to protect Gibbs from Jerry. Jerry tests her, insisting on a clear motive as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Pictured movie titles and word clues cross many categories. The puzzle runs through horizons of letters from A to Z with synonyms, abbreviations, and common terms for numbers directions and elements.
Commentator Lippmann argues President Roosevelt excels as commander in chief yet falters as chief executive and national leader. He says mobilization succeeds but labor, finance, and food policy lack clear guidance, urging delegating powers while preserving direct communication from the president.
Time Magazine profiles Hans von Kaltenborn, a leading radio pundit, tracing his rise from the Brooklyn Eagle to WEAF and WABC. It notes his influence on public opinion, his blunt sometimes faulty judgments, and his defense of free speech amid strong pressure from powerful groups.
From Cairo, Ernie Pyle traces Montgomery’s pursuit of Rommel across Egypt and Libya to Tripoli. He notes endless desert tracks, wrecked war remnants, and the mobility shown by tanks and trucks, with scenes of Tripoli and harbor damage, Italian shopkeepers, and pilots’ long hours in war-torn Africa.
President Roosevelt urges contribution to the National War Fund as a key to victory and a second front nears. Paris radio cites an imminent Allied breakthrough. Business and political figures discuss postwar sanctions, farm production ingredients, and government direction for the war effort.
A compact collection of quoted lines on truth and wealth from Shakespeare Proverbs Herbert Lamentations Franklin Hosea and Seneca. The passages warn that ill-gotten gains fade and lying harms the seeker while divine judgment looms over the proud.
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