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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1943
Page
8
Publication notice lists dates of reception and second class status with Amarrillo Texas origin. Includes publisher names Gene Nowe and Jour McCarty and office locations Sixth and Baltimore, with Sunday connection to The Amarillo Daily News and Globe News Publishing Co.
Congressman Bradley challenges Food Conference at Hot Springs and clashes with officials over access and procedure. The incident leads to questions about Congress's power and the proper handling of such protests in a democracy. The piece argues sweeping orders are wiser than partial measures.
The piece details Senate passage of a civilian supply bill despite opposition from WPB head Donald Nelson and OPA chief Prentiss Brown. It notes White House influence, internal staff changes, and labor tensions around price and wage policy amid wartime gas and oil strains on the northeastern coast.
Walter Lipmann argues the Comintern dissolution shows continental European signers and Moscow control, boosting nationalist resistance against Nazi Germany. He notes Britain and the United States gain from coordinated Allied invasion while Russia strengthens national cohesion, undermining collaborationist regimes and the Axis pact.
Barry Fielding confronts a split with fiancé Lila as a brutal jungle mission tests his resolve. Once poised for a safe future, he chooses duty over comfort, driven by change and a hunger for achievement in a world of danger and upheaval. He moves to join chicle operations under Ramon while Lila prepares to return home.
Barry rides into the jungle to locate Allison and confront danger. A sudden encounter reveals Tony following, raising stakes as past loyalties and threats resurface in Quiche territory.
Ernie Pyle reports on Northern Tunisia after the fighting, noting miles of wrecked and burned military equipment, bombed towns including Bizerte, and desolate roads. He recalls Arab civilians returning, occasional brutal scenes, and a vivid Ferryville welcome incident with Chris Cunningham of United Press and a French dignitary.
A horizontal puzzle fills the page with clues such as Pictured screen star Get up Symbol for aluminum and Assistant. Other entries like Near Grip Clock face and Stringed instrument suggest a themed wordplay grid. Readers solve for intersecting answers and enjoy the brain teaser.
A compiled solution list for a vertical crossword style puzzle with terms and abbreviations matching clue numbers from 1 to 61, covering musical terms weights spans and common crossword entries. Includes items like DI E, PARE, FRIGHTENED, FURNISH WITH CEILING, and other typical short answers across several categories.
The Saturday Evening Post recounts Dr. Louis Berg’s study criticizing daytime serials as harming women’s health and morals. It notes Berg listened to ten serials, recorded physiological effects, and reports strong public interest from female listeners who defend the programs.
A compact excerpt contrasts the moment when nations choose between Truth and Falsehood, invoking moral stakes and biblical echoes. It juxtaposes personal overthrows with divine action, urging return to righteousness. The passage blends poetry and scripture to underscore ethical choice.
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