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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1942
Page
4
The weekly official service newspaper Yank appeals to readers to subscribe to support this morale boosting publication for armed forces members. It notes publishing costs and invites civilian cooperation with a small subscription to help maintain the paper’s availability and quality.
The editor cites broad backing from leaders and citizens worldwide for using Yours for Victory in all wartime correspondence. Chester Bryant notes letters of approval from Roosevelt aides governors Supreme Court members senators and foreign leaders including Churchill Trudeau Chiang Kai-shek and MacArthur.
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez notes military life can ease nervous ulcer symptoms by reducing personal pressure and adopting regular routines. He warns most ulcer volunteers are rejected and stresses that operation is not a guaranteed cure. The piece cites examples of civilians improving after moving or changing careers and urges caution with war related stress.
The Swedish author recounts a noble lineage and a vivid childhood in late nineteenth century Sweden. A life shaped by aristocracy, art, and politics forms a tender first person narrative that also chronicles a peaceful Sweden at the century’s turn.
An expert returning from London argues British postwar aims differ from American views. He foresees a strong democratic Germany, a cautious Britain, and Russia rising as a major power. He urges peace talks in Washington with focus on security, air and sea bases, and a two ocean navy, plus economic plans to avoid future shortages.
Pete and Julie reconnoiter Kelland’s remote homestead in the Klamath River country. They confront Kelland about Dawn’s disappearance as tension rises and dark truths emerge behind his courteous front.
Thompson argues the North Africa occupation must follow core American and United Nations principles. She warns against ad hoc rule by military power and urges restoring France’s constitution through a principled, nationwide policy rather than improvised governance.
Captain Damon Gause recounts his Corregidor posting in Battery James facing Bataan. The island's ruins, direct shelling, and daily casualties shaped life as food ran low and a looming supply ship neared. Captain Melvin Swenson’s anti aircraft unit fought off Jap air raids nearby.
In instalment six a narrator praises the multilingual battalion on Corregidor led by General Moore and General Wainwright. He recalls the perilous bombardment from Bataan, close escapes, and friends who fled from the peninsula. April 12 is marked by a dramatic air approach and hope for relief as MacArthur’s field commands endure.
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