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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1944
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe News notes its founding February 20 1924 and its status as a second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office. It lists Biath and Palmore Gene Howe as president and publisher with John McCarty as assistant publisher and Wesley Izzard as Editor in Chief.
The A F of M head James Caesar Petrillo urges a 10 musician strike at a Chicago radio station over hiring levels. The station disputes the demand and cites limited work, while Petrillo defends the action as a necessary stand amid wartime manpower needs. A vivid Passaic River fairy tale ends with a wish for a city fireman.
Dorothy Thompson argues for fed up with teen exposure to sex crime and horror in films. She urges Hollywood to create dedicated educational and age appropriate theaters and films for youth, balancing entertainment with ethical, aesthetic education to raise standards and curb harmful content.
Ernie Pyle recounts a dinner with General Mark Clark near Naples, noting Clark's honesty, calm manner, and loyalty to friends. The piece contrasts Clark with Ira Faker and describes Clark’s war room briefing routine and living quarters, while also signaling ongoing strategic debate on postwar international cooperation.
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau announces an agreed plan among 34 nations under the International Monetary Fund. The proposal aims to stabilize currencies through an international fund, with the U.S. contributing about a third more than Britain or Russia and voting power tied to contribution. Russia signs at the last minute after pressure from Molotov, while the plan faces gaps to be ironed out at a future world conference.
A filled crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues for a presidential puzzle with entries ranging from picture clues to abbreviations and chemical symbols. The grid references include numbers like 1 11 12 13 and 14 across and down, listing terms such as Observe Portal Like and Attest. The puzzle features common crossword words including nation terms, directions, and chemical symbols.
United Press correspondent George Jones notes uncertainty over required American armada for Tokyo assault. He reports Japan could intercept messages via cables or radio offices, with cables available to Japan through December 7, as FCC Chairman James L. Fly comments on communications security.
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