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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1943
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe announces its publication schedule and affiliation with The Amarillo Daily News, under The Globe-News Publishing Co. The text lists GENE HOWE as president and publisher and JOHN MCCARTY as associate to publisher, with contact details and office locations in Amarillo, Texas.
The British advance a helicopter based anti submarine concept with orders placed for merchant ships. The Navy briefs the maritime agencies on practical experiments to test deck launched helicopters that could scout subs and drop charges while returning to the vessel.
Edward Bernays comments defend Tobin against work permit system while noting construction unions abuses like workfaking. He emphasizes democracy as competition among leaders and that effective leaders keep followers while ineffective ones are rejected.
Congressional critics pressed Churchill on Allied strategy urging a stronger British army against Japan on the Burma front and a formal pledge to aid in defeating Japan. Debates touched on a demobilization pledge, Burma Road access, and the Roosevelt Churchill plan as tax relief politics heated in Congress.
Lila Barry and Renaldo exit the jungle to a crimson sunset at the estancia. Allison announces Renaldo’s birthday party, prompting Lila’s restrained anger as she contends with the plan in a tense moment before retreating to her room.
Lila schemes to reclaim Barry from Allison with Renaldo's help at a Caribbean plantation. Barry and Allison toast Renaldo as Lila and Renaldo plot to influence Barry while chicle negotiations with the Quiches loom. The scene blends romance, intrigue, and a looming outcome.
A compact reflection contrasts II Samuel 22:7 with a Shakespearean line about winter and harvest. The biblical verse portrays divine hearing in distress, while the poet notes adversity increasing with harvest in autumn.
In Tunisia Sgt Eugene Box of Babylon New York is a jokey infantryman who has been through four major battles and has sent home money, including 1200 dollars saved plus 700 upcoming, as he guards his diamond ring by forcing it onto a tighter finger to deter capture. PFC William Smith of Decota Virginia recounts tense escapes from 88mm fire after aiding wounded Germans and Americans, including one night on a cliff edge amid thistles and near bombing, ending with a terrifying dawn dive by enemy planes.
Walter Lipppmann argues the tax abatement debate drains time from effective tax collection and inflation control. He discusses the Ruml plan’s impact on high income earners, wartime financing, and the need for a practical compromise between forgiving 70 80 or 100 percent of 1942 taxes and future rate adjustments.
A scanned puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clue numbers with answers and themes. It includes entries for presidents, elements, and various short forms and abbreviations, alongside a few misspellings and garbled segments.
The Willkie has selling over a million copies with 677 936 sold 24 days after the publication and a printing run of one million. Willkie says royalties may reach 100 000 and tax will be high, while fan mail surges and staff expands.
Sidney Hillman of the International Ladies Garment Workers speaks on labor unity and the danger of strikes, warning that organized stoppages would provoke strong responses from the labor movement.
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