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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1945
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe issued evenings with a Sunday morning edition in partnership with the Amarillo Daily News. Publisher Gene Howe led The Globe News Publishing Co., with John McCarty as assistant publisher and Wesley Izzard as editor in chief. Located at Sixth and Potten aa, Amarillo, Texas.
A collage of hopeful sentiment despite Europe’s waning conflict. Readers focus on homecomings after long separations. The message centers on family joy and the hopeful return of a father, amid wider wartime changes.
The verse expresses trust in divine justice as the speaker endures reproach for sins. It affirms that God will plead the case, execute judgment, and bring the speaker into light to witness righteousness.
A devotional line from Mark 9 25 asserts that faith unlocks all things. The quotation emphasizes trust in divine power and the limitless scope of belief.
Paul Mallon reports on early San Francisco talks with Stettinius Truman and Roosevelt promises cited from the Atlantic Charter and Anglo-Russian treaty. He notes diplomatic chairmanship, three Russian seats in the assembly, and questions about keeping word in postwar settlement. The piece contrasts Soviet and Allied positions and warns on possible one‑sided bargaining.
A P-38 unit based on an oceanfront area blends tough combat with off duty camaraderie. Ninth Squadron pilots and ground crew host a lively club with a Filipino orchestra, chaperoned dancers, and a distinctive bar motto. Stories of nicknames, rescues, and bromides mix with snapshots of life in wartime Morale.
A narrator recalls misreading a Robert E. Lee portrait as Monte Woolley by a Pennsylvania family girl. The tale contrasts Southern pride with Northern views and ends with a Bennett Cerf anecdote about a man eating glass stems, prompting a barroom quip.
A Princeton survey released by the American Institute of Public Opinion shows 74 percent of civilians expect U S soldiers in Europe will be sent to fight Japan after Germany is defeated, with 15 percent believing they will return home. The study notes no difference in opinion among families with a service member.
Readable puzzle clues cover across many items from people to minerals and actions. Entries include military terms like Maj Gen and abbreviations, plus common words such as speaker and vision ary. The grid references general knowledge and language topics with assorted abbreviations and letter counts.
A House investigating committee seeks testimony from Police Commissioner Whalen of New York about Communist activity in the United States. The Supreme Court delivers a decision affecting containers intended for use in law.
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