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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1945
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe published evenings and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists leadership: GENE SOWEF as President and Publisher, JOHN MCCARTY Assistant Publisher, and WESLEY IZARD as Editor in Chief. The paper began as second class matter on February 20 1924 in Amarillo Texas, issued by Globe News Publishing Co.
Reports from liberated Philippines detail Filipino efforts to punish collaborators with the Japanese under careful supervision. Guerrilla groups, some overseen by Americans, prepare lists for orderly trials and just outcomes. American policy defers to President Osmena's government amid varying degrees of collaboration.
Dorothy Thompson argues Nazi regime faces collapse as German population grows weary of terror. She cites underground anti Nazi sentiment, Gestapo repression, and a possible chaotic end as Allied advances erode support.
Weekly feature from The Globe inviting families to mail letters to servicemembers. The column notes spring warmth, local events, and a roundup of service members’ statuses including deaths, injuries, boxing and boxing meets, intramural sports, and marriages. It reports Gene Root and Lefty Bleakney entering service, and Sgt. Jack E. Baker wounded in France.
Crossword puzzle clues list many entries and includes a Roosevelt nomination line. The page appears to catalog horizontal and vertical clues with scattered answers and a Moon Mullins reference.
Ernie Pyle recounts a lonely day in a Pacific island tent where a former Kentucky horse trainer turned barber, Pfc. Eades Thomas, misfiled for a prisoner transfer, nearly reuniting with a missed Honolulu wife. The piece recalls Hoosier ex-students and Seabees, plus a local school census plea and light social notes from Amarillo and Vernon.
Chronicle notes on March 13 across decades: Ramsay MacDonald secures a slim confidence vote as unrest grows in England. an Arizona astronomer reports a new planet beyond Neptune. Texas lawmakers urge Tex as Centennial stamps. Parliament critiques Chamberlain over Finland aid. archduke Otto of Habsburg arrives in the United States to study democracy. Hoover condemns Finnish peace terms as a sad day for civilization.
Larry Wayne Strimple, son of Pfc. and Mrs. Wayne Strimple, turned three yesterday. His mother resides at 1307 Taylor, and Private Strimple is hospitalized in England.
Mr and Mrs John Kenyon of 2402 Hayden return home from Oklahoma City. They were accompanied by Mrs Della Harrold.
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