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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1945
Page
8
An archival notice shows the Amarillo Globe published evenings with Sunday morning edition by The Globe News Publishing Co. It lists President and Managing Editor John McCarty as publisher and Wesl y Izzard as editor in chief with sixth and Pilewsem street address in Amarillo Texas.
The piece weighs Turkey's move to join Allies versus remaining neutral. It notes Turkey could mobilize a sizable army but lacks planes and mechanized gear, receiving limited lend-lease aid. It considers potential impacts on Greece, the Aegean, and wider war if Turkey had entered earlier.
A Tennessee state legislator proposes banning lipstick by making its use non washable with severe penalties. The plan is unlikely to reduce divorce or deter perceived infidelity as many would still notice red lipstick on shirts and collars.
Vice Admiral John H. Hoover extols swift wartime gains, saying progress can be measured in months while enemies lag by years. He cites two bases as evidence of rapid advances.
Lipppmann analyzes Dumbarton Oaks limits revealing the central balance between global authority and local sovereignty. He argues future peace-keeping relies on specific pacts with major powers, while the world organization serves coordinating and mediating roles.
In the Philippines era Army column Ernie Pyle notes top soldiers in the mess hall. Matt and Jeff dubbed Micky and Bill keep the kitchen humming with intense focus and cheerful tempers. Sgt. Thomas Bill of St Louis and Cpl. Mickey Rovinsky of Edwardsville Pa are highlighted as the best-natured duo.
Cmdr John F Robinson chaplain of the US Navy died in a Virginia crash after easing dying sailors with last rites. The scene recalls Chaplains Workman Basilet and Goldberg who officiated for nine service members, showing Catholic Jewish and Protestant leaders praying together without compromising faiths.
On Polk Street a panel of nurses and student nurses discuss the proposed draft of nurses. Doris Finney supports drafting women into WACs WAVES and Marines while Louise Dietz and Phyllis Burgett oppose private enlistment for nurses. Nelda Reed says nurses should be drafted if needed.
On March 9 1939 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald says arms conference success is certain. Congress watches revenue as stock market lapse narrows margin. Governor Moody appeals for penitentiary reform. On March 9 1935 Hitler invites Sir John Simon to Berlin. U S troops quell riot in Havana. Amarillo Bank and First National Bank merge with H E Fuqua as board president. Sweden pledges to block troops crossing Scandinavia. Senate defers Hatch anti politics bill for two weeks. Texas Democrats back John Nance Garner for president.
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A speaker recalls box style coats, peg top trousers, and Stetsons as favored garb from youth. She notes her brother preferred peg tops, cow hands buying hats at ten dollars monthly, and her mother keeping one fine dress until later life. People cherish clothes from their younger, striking days.
Short ad style copy urging readers to visit grocers for milk fruit and Wheaties with the phrase Stop in today for solid nourishment and swell flavor positioned as a breakfast of champions.
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