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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe published since 1924 with editor in chief Wesley Izard and publishers Gene Howe and John McCarty. It notes evening publication except weekends and Sunday morning edition in connection with the Amarillo Daily News.
Yanks with the Air Transport Command in India lack sufficient mechanical gear so use elephants to haul gasoline drums for Curtis Commandos bound for China. Salvage teams with walkie talkies ride into jungles to locate and recover crash landed aircraft.
A compact collection of lines echoes famous authors. Coleridge praises Earth as a voice for God while Shakespeare laments patience healing wounds gradually.
Dorothy Thompson notes harsh gaps between military administration and civilian politics in Salzburg Austria. She observes no Austrian news radio or newspapers, nonfraternization orders, and slow political organization amid displacement, with limited guidance from Washington and unclear Russian influence.
Brig. Gen. James L. Dalton of Burlington Vermont dies in the Luzon battle area near Belete Pass after leading an inspection of captured Jap headquarters. He and his party faced a sniper fire from a canyon where a Japanese rifleman held positions. Dalton's death is reported amid other recent Allied losses and ongoing campaigns in the Pacific.
In Berlin on May 31 1930 Dr Paul Joseph Goebbels is fined 260 in a libel suit brought by President von Hindenburg. Bobby Jones wins the British Amateur Cup as Al Jolson appears in a Warner Bros film Mammy at Mission Theater. Britain signals willingness to join a European air lacarno if purity is kept among Italy France Germany.
George E. Sokols ky argues the Pacific island mandate system created by World War II will shape U S policy. He notes the strategic and economic value of Micronesia and asks whether the United States should retain or trusteeship these islands and forces on postwar defense.
A dense crossword puzzle entry list includes horizontal clues like Pictured British air marshal and Vipers and vertical clues such as Delay action and Measure of length with various definitions and abbreviations. The snippet presents multiple clue numbers and word lengths typical of a standard newspaper crossword page.
In a tale of bluff and bravado aboard a fishing crew, two men, George and Earl, refuse to pay bets after a dispute about cheating. George vows to collect by law if needed, while Earl declares he will spend his last penny to defend his honor, reflecting the stubborn code among seasoned fishermen.
The report describes a confrontation where a man cut open a fish and found two railroad spikes and stove bolts embedded inside to increase weight. An argument followed about cheating, as the two men weighed the irregular items and buckshot.
A promotional note highlights Wheaties as the breakfast of champions. It touts milk and fruit pairing with whole grain nourishment to satisfy appetite and encourage choosing Wheaties every morning.
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