Editorial warns invasion money inflation risk and safeguards
In a Globe-News editorial the Amarillo paper notes public need to understand invasion money used in liberated territories. It warns of inflation from printed wartime currency and asks whether safeguards exist to withdraw real money as invasion dollars return for retirement.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Algeria
Sicily
Italy
United States
Byrnes Warns on War Ethics and Allied Readiness
War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes argues Allies hamper themselves with humanitarian restraint. He cites 1938 British refusal of a rocket glider bomb and notes Germany uses such weapons, while the Allies lack readiness. He says victory justifies decency. even if Italy surrenders, Axis forces remain strong in Europe.
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Poland
Italy
Europe
James F. Byrnes
Compromise Plan on Wages and Subsidies Faces White House Dilemma
A detailed analysis argues labor leaders push to raise wages and challenge price ceilings, while the White House seeks compromise on food subsidies and inflation control. It notes coal and railroad pressures, Byrnes lobbying in Congress, and looming political stakes ahead of a critical election.
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Mallon
White House
Vinson
War Labor Board
Illinois
Jimmy Byrnes
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Treasury
Railroad Brotherhoods
Union
Byrnes
Baruch de
Redemption at Black Point A final showdown ends Deckerman’s gang
Tubac and Sue race up a perilous trail as Stampede gunmen close in. Jinx Mueller arrives with the marshal’s men, capturing Deckerman’s gang and revealing Sam Holeman alive, while Holeman vows to settle old scores and Sue reunites with her uncle Sam.
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Black Point
Tubac
Sue
Winch Face
Sam
Mueller
Sam Holeman
Chacon
Justice and treasure in a miners' plot at Horse Prairie
Sam reveals Deckerman and Mc Gillis sold fake money and held him prisoner in the mine while plotting to sign over his holdings. Tabac and Sue clash over an engagement as Sam contemplates leaving them a half interest in Horse Prairie.
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Sam
Deckerman
Sue
Mister Jones
Tabac
War quotes on Europe and labor from wartime leaders
Prime Minister Smuts predicts closing in on Hitler's fortress in Europe with a grand assault next year. A Japanese writer notes being surrounded in reverse. Rose Schneiderman comments that many women have taken jobs, leaving reluctant workers.
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Hitler
Europe
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
Rose Schneiderman
New York State
Secretary of Labor
Most Ambitious Undertaking by Walter Lippmann
A defense of a postwar concert of power uniting nations to secure lasting peace. Lippmann argues the idea is grand, not a return to power politics, and warns that failure would entangle nations in ongoing conflict. He cites necessity of institutions and action from Moscow onward to honor civilian pledges behind those who fight and suffer.
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Walter Lippmann
Council of the Nations
Lippmann
Costello
Arnold Rothstein
Lepke Buchalter
Buggsy Siegel
Jerry Gatania
al Capone
Activi
Austria
Scen
United Nations
Hungary
Bulgaria
Rumania
Polan
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Greec
Woodrow Wilson
Moscow
Court nominee Aurelio faces disbarment in New York
In New York, Magistrate Aurelio, a nominee for the supreme bench, faces disbarment proceedings tied to sponsorship by Frank Costello. The case highlights Costello’s influence over Tammany Hall and the politics behind judicial nominations, suggesting democracy is driven by money and personal power rather than principle.
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New York
Aurelio
Frank Costello
Gamso Ribbler
Thompson
New York City
Costello
Tammany Hall
Michael Kennedy
Mr. Aurelio
Supreme Court
When Earth Found Unity in Moscow Declaration 1943
DeWitt MacKenzie notes Moscow's four powers United States United Kingdom Soviet Union and China propose to stay together through surrender and disarmament and form a general international organization. He highlights sections on atrocities and Austria and questions about borders and future talks. The declaration signals a cautious peace approach with much left unsettled.
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Moscow
United States
United Kingdom
Soviet Union
China
Russia
Baltic
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Bessarabia
General International Organization
Radio Schedule Snapshot From KGNC NBC and Blue Network
A dense listing shows KGNC and affiliated networks airing a full evening and following morning of programs. Included are Fred Waring, Ginny Simms, Fibber McGee and Molly, Red Skelton, Bob Hope, Russ Morgan, Ozzie Nelson, and various news, music, and variety slots across NBC and Blue Network channels with sign offs and a closing quotation about fear and God.
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KGNC
Fred Waring
Victory Tunes
NBC
Johnny
Ginny Simms
Russ Morgan
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
Richard Harkness
Roy Shields& Company
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
Puzzler lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbered entries. Answers include historic and common words across categories such as bodies of water, measures, verbs, animals, and place names. The grid references many standard crossword terms and features common cross clue pairings.
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Gene Howd
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Telephone
Paul Mallon
Washington
Horse Prairie
Bill
Blackwater
Jones
Decekerman
Jinx Mueller
U. S
Haines
McGillis
Marshal
Jinx
St. Louis
Dmvnce
Clem Colt
Dorothy Thompson
Earth
DeWitt MacKenzie
By Sigrid Arne
Sky Pilot
Trading Post
Reveille
Ozzie Nelson
Lew White
Victory
Sammy Herman
Lora Lawton
News
Hollywood Theater of the Air
Road To Life
Society
Brave Tomorrow
David Harum
Texas School of the Air
TQN
Harry Breuer
KFDA
Patton Lewis, Jr
MBS
Johnny Lang
Radiovue
Johnson
Blue
Raymond Gram
Lulu
Denny Beckner
Madcap Merrymakers
Hotel Biltmore Orchestra
Arn Hotel Orchestrine
del Rio Club Orchestra
Baker
Nta Aln
Raymond Paige
Nadine Conner
Pee Ea Mt i
Texa
Roiler
Plate Glass
Allied Lines of Insurance
U S
Rugged Mountain Crest
Great Lake
Heavenly Body
Paradise
Narrow Inlet
Nova Scotia
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