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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1944
Page
4
The Globe News Publishing Co. publishes evenings except Sunday with Sunday morning papers through Amarillo Daily News, founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class on that date at Amarillo Texas post office. GENE HOWE is president and publisher with John McCarty as assistant publisher and Wesley Izard as editor in chief.
A wartime field report describes the B 26 bomber's swift handling and low losses as the crew undertakes a dawn mission over English skies. Ernest Pyle recalls the tight formation, the launch timing, and the exhilaration of flying with Red Dog Arnold Chief Collins and tail gunner Pruitt.
George Gallup reports that after Willkie’s Wisconsin loss the Middle West remains largely in favor of international cooperation after the war. A survey compares postwar cooperation views with last year’s vote, showing little change and broad alignment with national sentiment.
A survey shows 12% to 18% support active participation in world affairs across the Midwest, with 74% once favoring action a year ago. Voters across regions favor government steps to establish a postwar world organization, with varied regional responses.
The piece notes New York Mayor LaGuardia’s health plan could shape national policy, but mining communities already operate a form of socialized medicine for decades. Miners pay monthly fees for doctor visits and medicines, with hospital and burial funds, plus work injury care funded by mine owners and sometimes nurses.
The article analyzes General Alexander’s night offensive at El Alamein and the Cassino line, detailing coordinated artillery, mine clearing, and rapid infantry advances. It notes limited front reports, English and German dispositions, and Russian and German casualty claims amid broader war shifts.
A partial list of crossword clues for across and down entries including hints for words like Picturec comedian cubic me nets symbol fi eat and many others with misread letters and scattered numbers, suggesting a damaged or incomplete puzzle page.
A sixth grade pupil Sarah Beth Owen wrote a playful English class poem about summer and fractions. Dr Sutton criticizes laziness and suggests public accountability, joking about arrests and parking tickets as a measure of worth.
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