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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1943
Page
10
The Globe News notes numerous draft registration failures with one Benjamin Cohen of New York using four boards and three aliases to avoid service due to two wives. The F B I. has him, and the pursuit extends to his spouses.
A Berlin radio report quotes the Hitler Mussolini conference as complete agreement on all measures to the Fuehrer. Headlines label Duce Agrees Again, while editors debate phrasing and future coverage of a possible Duce Disagrees With Hitler.
Paul Mallon critiques Washington's mixed announcements on submarine sinkings and war progress. He notes conflicting figures from Knox Truman and Ickes, cites Somervell on production delays, and questions optimism about invasion timing and Russia’s stance. He warns against overblown pessimism amid ongoing supply and Allied logistics concerns.
Northern Tunisia dispatch by Ernie Pyle describes rumors of homecoming for soldiers after the Tunisian campaign, notes on North Africa rations, Feriana hotel captures, and a German aviator incident showing wartime humanity and morale.
A filled crossword clues list with horizontal and vertical entries, including items like warplane B 24 C 9 It Nazi Europe 13 At home 14 Breed of small horses 15 Symbol for uranium 16 That one 17 Near 18 Group of eight singers 19 Perish 20 From 21 Steal 23 Flock of pigeons 24 Evil prefix 25 Wager 26 Fever 28 Stretcher 30 Melee 32 Annoy 34 Small object 27 Bustle 38 Falsehood 39 2000 pounds 40 Alaskan city 42 Four comb 44 Speaks 45 Power 47 South American monkey 49 Animal pellet 51 Beam 52 Distress signal 53 At this time 54 Upon 55 Attempt 56 Beret 57 Note in Guido scale 58 Stop 59 Equal prefix 60 One who row 61 Levantine ketch and vertical clues list including prevaricator within.
Allison Topping heads to Guatemala to supervise her father’s chicle plantation as Barry Fielding clashes with locals over the plan. Renaldo, the attorney, Okays a trek with Jose the master guide though resistance from rain and Quiche territory looms.
In a jungle journey, Allison faces fear as Renaldo guides a mule caravan with Barry and Jose. Rain, mules, and a narrow path set a tense tone as the group pushes into the dense village frontier.
The piece argues for handling the Polish Russian dispute through normal diplomacy in London and Moscow. It stresses defining clear limits of U.S. involvement, securing an independent Poland, and avoiding ties to a fixed frontier while urging a strong Polish government in exile acceptable to Russia and Stalin.
United Press recalls General Montgomery’s deception at El Alamein. A phony army of sackcloth trucks misled Rommel while real tanks and guns moved into place, enabling the Allied offensive. Richard MacMillan reports on Montgomery’s austere, tireless leadership and the giant hoax behind the victory.
The article explains a formula used by Pan American Clipper crews to estimate visibility from altitude. Multiply the square root of the altitude in feet by 1225 miles to determine how far one can see on a clear day, with examples from 1000 to 25000 feet and a note about Toronto and Battle Creek from 25000 feet. The piece ends with a biblical and religious exhortation excerpted from Alfred Noyes.
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