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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1943
Page
4
In a 1924 Amarillo Chronicle sketch the OPA sets fur ceilings from mink to the bizarre squirrel backsac with a $195 price, prompting satire on governing standards. The column notes odds and ends of fur pricing, mocks exemptions, and hints at public reaction to wartime controls.
In a Washington analysis, Stalin's victory address is parsed to show his claim for collectivism as the basis of both peace and war. The piece argues that Western freedom means individual liberty and capitalism, while Stalin equates freedom with socialist collective systems and single-party rule.
Sally Thayer is offered a challenging new role by Mr. Chase as Langhorne the construction engineer arrives to streamline the synthetic rubber program. She will run the office in his absence and manage relations with officials, with potential travel and higher pay.
Ernie Pile writes about the reluctance to return to combat after eight weeks home. He recalls fellow veterans who would not rejoin actual fighting, the guilt of comfortable life, and the sense war feels distant for civilians. He notes questions from home, general uncertainty, and the feeling war remains an abstract threat.
Analysis argues German high command fights to save troops, fearing Maoist surrender and Allied retaliation. It links air power, rear guard actions, and Moscow talks to future Western Europe order, urging Allied governance of liberated states and a unified French leadership to secure western Europe’s settlement.
DeWitt MacKenzie reports that Hitler claims guidance for a doomed people as two Russian front developments reshape the war. The Red advance cuts the front near Zhitomir, while Germany cites a half million Russians breaking the Dnieper bend trap, signaling possible German retreat.
A detailed listing of radio broadcasts for KGN and NBC affiliates, outlining daytime and evening programs. Notable blocks include News of the World NBC at 6:15, Cavalcade of America at 7:00, Truthful serials like The Guiding Light, and various orchestras and dramas through late night signs off.
A compact listing of horizontal and vertical clues with numbered positions, including names like Frances and Bob, and references to phrases and abbreviations. The puzzle spans multiple word lengths and includes cross references for a full solution.
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