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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1943

Page

4

Immigration policy debate and postwar education stance cited

The column cites New York Mayor La Guardia proposing importing unskilled workers after education expands literacy. It critiques exchange of education for labor, warns against migrant disruption and potential international economic effects. It also notes concerns about auto trailer industry and expected postwar college access policy from Gov Ellis Arnall.

New York la Guardia Mr. la Guardia Ellis Arnald Georgia

Sally and Ted meet in Langhorne office shock at reveal

Sally balances work and romance as Ted arrives to take her to a show. Langhorne, a respected boss, greets Ted and is stunned when Ted is revealed as Burrows, raising questions about their relationship and past. The scene ends with an unexpected confrontation as an onstage comparison echoes a political denial.

Sally Ted Langhorne Raleigh Stinton Board of Economic Warfare Willard War Commission the Willard Scott Mr. Langhorne Burrows

Pleasant Moscow: Hull seeks unity in postwar policy

Paul Mallon argues Mr. Hull aims to marshal bipartisan foreign policy unity through the Moscow peace plan. He warns a majority-based settlement risks future division and urges national consensus on a durable world order beyond partisan aims.

Paul Mallon Washington Moscow Hull Foreign Relations Committee Finland Germany Poland Balkans France Italy China Pepper Senate Ins London Europe

Hull Report to Congress Signals New Pact Between Branches

The essay praises Secretary Hull’s direct report to Congress as a historic moment and urges regular communication between Congress and the Executive. It cites Kefauver’s proposed Rule XXXIII amendment to create periodic in person questions to cabinet heads, arguing it would clarify policy, improve accountability, and inform the public.

Walter Lippmann Hull Congress Moscow Senate Executive George Washington Garfield Taft Wilson United States Mr. Hull Tennessee Estes Kefauver House

Ernie Warns Against Any High Hat From Colonels Front Line

Ernie Pyle writes from Albuquerque about his New Mexico colonel status under governors Tingley Miles and Dempsey. He describes rationing quirks, a convertible car vacation, home life on furlough, and the comforts of a small house as war time duties call elsewhere.

Ernie Pyle Albuquerque N. M New Mexico Clyde Tingley Johnny Miles Heaven Albuquerque

Twelve Minute Over Paris Aerial Saga by Major Martini

Major Allen V. Martini recalls a perilous RAF style bomber mission as the Renault Works raid ends and Luftwaffe swarms approach. He notes calls to fight home, crew humor, injuries and rescues, and the stormy air battle in which sixty enemy fighters were reported. The narrative also contrasts wartime grit with light moments from the cockpit and the crew’s morale under fire.

Allen V. Martini USAAF Paris Saturday Evening Post Renault Luftwaffe Major Martini Mitchell Oscar E. Ballew Enola Pennsylvania Ballew Boar's Head South Pole North Pole John Hill Valhalla New York Hill

Wartime Leaders Comment On War Aims In 1944 Outlook

Excerpts quote Eden and Churchill on ending the war and forging postwar peace while Hitler warns against reckless continuation. The three statements frame Allied optimism for a European war climax in 1944 and German resistance amid strategic tension.

Winston Churchill

TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL

A crossword style puzzle with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Included are numbers for positions such as 1 pictured pilot and 11 female sheep with themed word fills and cross clues.

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