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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1944
Page
3
The Page Six masthead for The Amarillo Globe notes publication details including founding date February 20 1924 and editor in chief Wesley Izzard with publisher Gene Howe and staff credits. It lists publishing partnership with The Amarillo Daily News and office location on Fillmore Street.
The article notes Helen Gahagan plans to run on the Democratic ticket from California's 14th District. It contrasts her bid with Cornelia Otis Skinner and Helen Hayes declining to seek seats, praising the stage talent and its potential impact on Washington while expressing a light tone about the political scene.
A quirky warning urges horse owners at Hialeah Park Miami to lock stable doors and post a guard each night as stranded travelers grow desperate after risky misadventures in the area.
Dorothy Thompson argues against transforming German industry into a European cartel with non German ownership. She notes German arms and industry were cosmopolitanly owned before and during the Nazi era and urges dismemberment of German cartels, reparations for Nazi victims, and a liberated Europe resisting foreign ownership that could enshrine a forced economic dependence. The piece warns against a force backed European system that still relies on German power and seeks a strong democracy to prevent future militarization.
Evelyn Boy recalls yesterday's church rummage sale at Polk Street Methodist Church with a busy crowd and thrifty finds. Shoppers bargain for children's wear and a black coat, while volunteers note the circle’s program to aid those unable to afford goods, selling items at low prices and giving away some proceeds.
Ernie Pyle describes an Italian airfield briefing for A-20 bomber crews. Intelligence officers present a thorough war update and precise target sketches, Captain Gene Vance leads with bomb loads escorts and flight breakaway plans, timing the final countdown to launch.
A short devotional line quoting I Thessalonians 3:12 urging believers to grow in love toward one another and toward all people, reflecting a faith-centered message.
A list of crossword clues covering horizontal and vertical entries from 1 to 60 with numerous themed words. Includes references such as Pictured Conductor and terms like iridium symbol, samarium symbol, and various personal names and abbreviations.
Eight year old patriots dig foxholes in the backyard tunnel under a flower bed and into a neighbor’s lot. The father finds the hidden trench after the pup escapes daily. A spanked commando is caught using Mama’s suede polish to tint a stick horse into Black Beauty. Ed Harris of Amarillo seeks “Home and Mother!” at induction. Local MPs and policewomen note the scene.
A GI burst from a honky tank entrance with one hand on his head and stomach, his chalky face prompting a swift reaction. A young policewoman failed to step aside. the soldier vomited in the street. No charges were filed as MPs showed sympathy for the GI’s condition.
A young soldier in a Polk Street town enters a drug store to buy cigarettes but confuses the brand. The clerk offers an alternative, and the soldier persists with quirky phrases as the scene ends with a bus departure.
Mrs George Marshall declares that women symbolize what soldiers fight for at home and country level. Her remark frames women's role as central to family and national defense during the era.
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