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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1943

Page

5

The Amarillo Globe masthead notice 1924

The Amarillo Globe announces its 1924 publication details with editors and publishers named, noting second class matter post entry and Sunday morning edition in Amarillo Texas. It lists The Globe News Publishing Co and contact department.

Amarillo Texas

Prisoners of war may aid war effort in civilian jobs

The United States holds Italian prisoners as co belligerents since Italy's surrender. They could help relieve manpower shortages by working in bowling alleys as pin setters and in farming lumbering and construction. Army doctors note civilian lawyers also assist wounded soldiers with financial advice aiding morale.

United States Italy Bowling Proprietors’ Association Washington la- Legal Gas Judge Advocate General’s Department

Jolt After War by Paul Mallon

Washington reactsto potential peace by asking how to shift from wartime to peacetime production. Bernard Baruch is to craft government policy on war contract cancellations while facing concerns of corruption and economic transition. Foreign trade poses challenges as nations repay with goods rather than cash, highlighting the need to avoid new loan-led imbalances.

Washington Roosevelt Bernard Baruch FDR Lindsay Warren Congress Army Navy Warren Baruch Treasury British Russia Stalin Donald Neilson Fort Knox Walter Lippmann Britain Germany

G-Girl Chapter 13: Lunch Witnesses War Commission Turmoil

Sally spends a tense day in Washington amid war era stresses and social shifts. A lunch with Mary McDermott reveals gossip about officers and divorces while Sally handles sensitive rubber trade calls. A brief rainstorm ends with a dangerously out of control car crash on F Street.

Sally Mary McDermott National Art Gallery Mary Stewart War Commission Buffalo Denver Oshkosh Fair Hitler Kokomo Washington Langhorne

Sally Uses Improvised Tourniquet To Stop Arterial Bleed

In the rain at a street accident scene Sally rips her slip and uses a pen knife to fashion a tourniquet for a wounded man. The crowd gasps as the arterial bleed halts and bystanders scramble for aid. To Be Continued.

Sally

Quotations From Religious Texts and Poem Fragments

A compact collage of verses and aphorisms including Psalms, Joel, Proverbs and two poets. The lines touch on faith strength joy reverence and moral consequence, reflecting devotional and literary tendencies in a brief reader’s page snippet.

Realistic Pessimism as a Profession by Lipppman

Walter Lipppman argues realism veers toward pessimism and urges practical, fact based handling of postwar relief. He contends liberated European nations should finance imports with their own funds, and that the French National Committee serves as a provisional government with real commitments.

French National Committee France

Farmers Do Have Funniest Auto Accidents

Ernie Pyle recalls a neighbor Mrs Goforth crashing into a corncrib after a misstep while driving for 20 years, noting farms clash with barns, wagons, and misfortune. He also writes of Iva Jordan’s stroke, Bertha Jordan managing alone, and a town war-time sign listing locals in the armed forces.

Dana Howard Goforth Howard Nellie Hendricks Iva Jordan Bertha Will Jordan Will Main Street

Costello Backed Aurelio Wins NY Supreme Court Seat

In New York, Thomas Aurelio, aided by racketeer Frank Costello, secured a 14 year State Supreme Court post despite corruption links. Costello admitted bootlegging ties and influence over Tammany figures, while parties avoided removing Aurelio from ballots, leading to a split anti-Aurelio vote and a victory with 267,000 ballots.

U. S New York Manhattan Bronx Supreme Court Thomas A. Aurelio Thomas Aurelio Frank Costello Costello State Bar Association Auerlio al Capone Lucky Luciano Dutch Schults Trigger Mike" Cappola Tammany Michael J. Kennedy Kennedy Aurelio White House

Baby names and local notes fill the town column

A public notices style column lists newborn names including John David Leaf Ward Lee Don Alan Conrad Joseph Jr and Richard Carlton with hospital details. Other items cover visiting relatives in Austin California returns, local residents receiving care at St Anthony's Hospital and ongoing community news and birthdays.

John David W. B. Leaf Army Technical Village St. Anthony's Hospital Pfc E. L. Scott South Lincoln Street Lee B. E. Donelson Adams Street Don Alan Lewis Dot, Jr Lewis Caudill Carolina Street St. Anthony’s Hospital Conrad J. Becker Washington Street Conrad Joseph, Jr Keith Dwayne W. B. Gilbert P. C. Priestly Channing Richard Carlton

Puzzler Solves Across and Down Clues in Mixed Grid

A daily puzzle presents a horizontal and a vertical list of clues with numbers guiding entries. The across section includes items like Pictured hep cat screen star and Proceed while the down section features perforation and toward hints.

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