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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1942
Page
11
The Amarillo Globe details its founding February 20 1924 and entry as second class matter on the same date. It notes publication evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News and lists the Globe News Publishing Co at Sixth and Ilimore.
The piece cites policy toward Vichy France amid wartime debate and hints at a near decisive moment. It notes willingness to tolerate to gain French self respect, and mentions a 1930s era candidate Gerald L. K. Smith who pledged a high speed trip to test leadership in Michigan. It closes with calls for national discipline and aid to relatives at war.
Paul Mallon argues that Vice President Wallace’s call for ethnic democracy risks one man rule and contrasts it with America’s true democracy based on free elections. He notes Stalin’s silence on July 4 and warns postwar policy must rest on mutual acceptance and concrete foundations. The piece also covers Republican factionalism, a Wallace influence on National Chair picks, and Dewey Short’s wartime vote on army needs.
Julie and Bart discover signs of a hidden visitor at the Kelland summer home near Santa Fe. They uncover cigarette butts with monogrammed lipstick marks and a sleeping guest in the west wing, hinting at a cautious trespasser. Dawn denies knowledge, asks discretion.
A joint Britain and United States statement from the Inter Allied Information Committee catalogs Nazi and Japanese efforts to destroy education in occupied territories. It details Belgium China and Czechoslovakia and notes the Prague University massacre of students and teachers as part of a broader plan to erase leadership and influence.
The report details how Germany and its Axis partners reshape education in occupied or influenced states. It covers France Greece the Netherlands Norway the Philippines Poland and more, noting book bans forced language changes curfews on study and removal of faculty. It highlights resistance and the human cost including executions and imprisonment.
Washington faces housing shortages, bed shortages, and transportation strain as 280000 civilian workers and a growing population swell the capital. Despite 13186 new units and 20200 more under construction, demand remains far higher, with WPB delays and a plan to buy private homes proposed. Hospital beds are scarce, mothers go home early, nurses run near exhaustion, and Gallinger hospital expansion costs half a million dollars. turnover in new government hires runs 60–80 percent annually in some departments.
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