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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1945
Page
10
Postwar plans for the Riviera face long delays as experts warn no fun on the beaches of Cannes for at least 20 years. Mines litter beaches and villas, and booby traps threaten recovery in the once glittering resort. Four months after Allied landings, debris remains and clearance has not begun.
The text critiques the Democratic National Committee plan to invoke Jefferson at the Jefferson Day dinner on the 15th to heal rifts. It mocks the ritual and warns it could doom the party in the next elections, suggesting witchcraft over science and recalling political mischief involving Dewey.
The article analyzes President Roosevelt's push for a labor draft and the split among lawmakers. It notes only one New Deal senator backs the plan aside from leader sympathy, and outlines House and Senate battles, Army production concerns, and doubts about retrenchment before and after Victory in Europe Day.
Navy rescue in seven minutes details a perilous mid morning patrol incident in the Western Pacific. Pilot Lt Jimmy Van Fleet loses control of his plane after a brake issue as spectators on the flight deck brace for catastrophe and an emergency recovery unfolds.
Philadelphia Bulletin columnist Ralph W. Page criticizes Congress for purging officers amid anti communist hearings. He notes wounded Pacific veterans denied by the Army and Secretary Stimson refusing to discuss political records, arguing loyalty should not be questioned. He questions the modern meaning of American Communism and the fear driving inquisition.
A Princeton survey shows 55 percent support current war news release levels, 36 percent oppose, and 9 percent undecided. Critics cluster among higher educated and older residents, while those without high school exposure are less critical of information provided.
A speaker reflects on gambling as a metaphor for politics and wartime information. He contrasts crooks and good players at a table with public hunger for blunt truth, faster reporting, and fuller foreign policy details, citing Churchill Roosevelt and others as eyes on the table.
Crossword puzzle entries and clues list with horizontal and vertical words including military terms, measurements, tools, and various abbreviations. It presents exact positions and hinted solutions across the puzzle grid.
Mrs Z A Dine asks if residents would live in a house told to be haunted and wins today’s dollar with the query. A woman supplied Pulse Feeler with the prompt at Borger General Delivery.
Martha Moody recalls a Kansas home rumored haunted with a hanging rope and strange shadows seen at night. Mrs Zack McCrady and others respond with mixed beliefs, while the discussion notes general superstition and housing pressures affecting families with children and pets.
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