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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1944
Page
4
Mrs. John L. Whitehurst analyzes United Nations conferences UNRRA and Lend-Lease, and proposed monetary schemes for world stabilization in the second revised edition of her book. The column highlights her insights on postwar economic order and international cooperation.
Peace and Post War Planning handbook summarizes postwar conferences and plans. It explains lend lease UN Relief and Rehabilitation Administration World Bank and Stabilization Fund concepts. Mrs Whitehurst urges 2 500 000 club members to study peace proposals for world rebuilding.
In a wartime diary style, the author recalls convoy duties near Anzio and Nettuno, describing ship life, enemy shelling, and the accustoming to danger. Capt. Kahrs, an American captain, explains sea realities while the crew notes night optics, stormy seas, and the invasion harbor approach.
Dorothy Thompson argues the United States cannot afford partisan upheaval during wartime. She compares American political rigidity to Britain and notes Britain and the Soviet Union may pursue joint policies without U S input. Thompson urges a national government with continuity through the war and warns against letting party platforms derail allied strategy.
Evelyn Boy reports Amarillo’s two Lone Star Artists Miss Lilly Ruth Chambers and Chester Martin, with Miss Billie Jo Franklin winning the unit contest in the Fisk Building. The 1944 state contest will be staged in Dallas April 16 and 17, with winners advancing to Dallas to compete and travel expenses covered.
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A tale recalls Coaley the dog and Om the boyish pranksters who doused a helpless dog with turpentine. The dog fled, igniting fear as the setting sun blazed red over the valley. The narrator warns that some fear a small flame as if the world were burning.
A compact reflection cites Isaiah and Jeremiah verses about divine guidance and reward, paired with Coleridge on the soul’s depth beyond nature. The text blends biblical phrasing with literary meditation on faith and inner vastness.
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