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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1944
Page
8
The piece notes February 20, 1924 as the paper's entry date and editor in chief Izzard with Bowr and McCarty in leadership. It reflects on wartime sentiment while Americans plan to redirect anger toward outsiders as Roosevelt and Dewey campaigns loom.
Dogs attached to the armed forces have served valiantly in war. As many are discharged, most will go back to owners but some may be sold. Communities should welcome these K-9 veterans, as Jacksonville, Florida, has done by waiving license fees for honorably discharged dogs.
A narrator rails at a man who took a parking spot with 45 minutes left on the meter, calling him an amoebic hunk of manity and vowing loathing. The tainted encounter escalates into a broader moral indictment of petty theft and heartlessness.
In Paul Mallon’s analysis the Roosevelt fourth term campaign keeps minds tied to past debates while callers face present foreign trade issues. He argues for a shift from tariffs to a government managed trade approach using barter and export finance to secure U S markets abroad.
Ernie Pyle recalls the D Day Normandy coast with stark imagery of sleeping and dying soldiers on the sand and water filled with wrecked tanks trucks and landing crafts. He notes the vast waste of war and the expendable nature of gear and life during the initial beach assault.
Walter Lippmann analyzes Goebbels’ public appeal urging Germans to persevere. He argues the Nazi leadership believes only continued war can shield them from punishment, while defeat would bring harsher consequences and inevitable ruin for Germany and occupied Europe.
Puzzle clues and solutions span multiple entries with answers for months on Guam great lake and other terms. The page also notes November 7 1929 Hoover proclamation for Chicago 1933 world fair and November 7 1934 Yugoslavia regent throne events plus political notes about James Ferguson and Joseph Bruno.
The Panhandle gains its first dairying course from West Texas State College as part of an educational push in agriculture. In other notes, Schuylkill County faces murder charges against a local figure, a Health Service dentist links fluorine water to stained teeth, Goering proclaims bravado about American planes, and Roosevelt denounces Earl Browder over his claim to seek to alter the U.S. government.
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