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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1943
Page
10
A historical notice from The Amarillo Globe News records its 1984 second class entry and publishing details in Amarillo Texas. It lists Bowe as president and publisher and Jon McCarty as publisher, with morning and weekend editions described.
The Nippon Times argues that open challenge to wartime government is inconceivable in Japan and Axis countries. The author urges Americans to voluntarily waive many cherished rights for the present to preserve them for the long future.
An analysis notes shifts in how sales staff are labeled in print. It cites examples from draft terminology to realtors and financial advisers, and adds Western Union messenger staff as "communication carriers" in advertisements.
A 19 year old Mrs Edward Gassen paid $20 to enter a Madison Wisconsin tavern with her husband. The note questions legal age for drinking without parental consent and calls for strict enforcement of Wisconsin law.
The piece discusses President Roosevelt’s hint at a youth service idea postwar and contrasts it with William James’s pacifist schooling approach. It notes prior experiments in 1941 under Rosenstock-Huessy and concerns raised by critics like Engel and Dorothy Thompson, while warning that lasting peace depends on other nations’ actions and could invite new conflict if not matched globally.
Barry Fielding travels to Guatemala to seek a quicksilver mine for the Quiche. After capture and a trial, a girl is executed, Barry and Jose escape. Barry falls ill with malaria and Jose tends him with pine bed, while Barry reveals antimalarial tablets.
Barry recovers from a deadly fever with the aid of Jose a steadfast Mexican guide. Jose provides medicine broth and two more tablets as they evade pursuit by Quiches while planning a return to clear Barry’s name and expose a frame up.
Dorothy Thompson analyzes the Stalin Sikorski clash and shifting wartime diplomacy. She notes Russia’s warmer tone, Casablanca formula acceptance, and risks of separate peace talk. The piece warns against frontier shifts and urges adherence to Atlantic Charter principles.
Ernie Pyle reports at length from a four day battle in the Tunisian mountains. US artillery dominates the fight, blasting German positions on ridges while infantry slog through brutal terrain and exhaustion. The piece honors the underdogs, the infantry, as essential to victory.
The article highlights San Angelo Army Air Field as a premier bombardier school where cadets endure intense pre flight training at Ellington Field then master the Norden and Sperry bombsights. It notes Colonel George M. Palmer ck leads the program and praises graduates as key to defeating Nazi conquest with precision bombing. The piece also covers advances in micro wave electronics enabling long range naval and air combat capabilities.
A dated puzzle page with a horizontal list of clues from 1 to 58 and a vertical set alongside. The clues cover warplanes, numbers, Greek letters, body parts, verbs, and common nouns across two grids labeled HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL.
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