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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
5
The piece lampoons wartime appeals while noting civilian life under stress. It references General Marshall and a Pennsylvania grand jury report on Erie County courthouse, framing a low pressure case for patience amid war. The author questions public sacrifice and highlights the paradox of civilian comfort during conflict.
Dorothy Thompson analyzes the Moscow visit of Father Orlemanski and Professor Lange, suggesting Stalin may seek religious negotiations with the Roman Church through an American and a Pole. The piece notes Vatican relations, Polish Catholic prominence, and potential leverage for U.S. religious liberty goals amid shifting Soviet policy.
Ernie Pyle reports in London that British life has adjusted to wartime, with better food and busier streets. He notes calm, polite behavior, heavy American presence, strict saluting and dress, and a shift from rations to a more organized daily routine. Spring lightens mood as invasion rumors from Germany fuel nerves.
The narrator travels from Amarillo to Fort Worth chasing her nephew, a Consolidated worker, then Dallas, using phone calls through the company and a large network of departments. After hours of searching amid delays and misdirections she finally tracks him to a house off White Settlement Road, reunites, and enjoys a night out with family and friends.
A puzzle page lists a variety of clues from 1 to 56 across vertical and horizontal sections. Entries include common words, abbreviations, and schoolroom vocabulary with hints like Greek letter, Missouri abbreviation, erdium symbol, and a reference to a dented folding bed.
The copy touts St. Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller at 10¢ and promises guaranteed quality and purity. It urges consumers to demand St. Joseph Aspirin for reliable results.
A satirical clipping notes a vaudeville gag about a Confederate soldier in a Union suit and a doctor advising oranges to quit smoking. It mentions Jack Fuqua’s late nights, Sherlock Holmes and Watson underwear mixups, and a Farley quote on freedom.
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