Amarillo Globe News Opinion On Postwar Peace Outlook
Weekly editorials discuss wartime outcomes and the Paris peace process. The piece argues for durable peace through broad regional agreements, noting Franco Italian struggles and the influence of Fascists and Communists, with outlooks on Czecho-Slovakia Soviet relations and Polish Russian ties.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Jugo-Slavia
Italy
France
de Gaulle
Christmas Seals Sales Aid Tuberculosis Fight In Amarillo
The 28th annual Christmas Seal Sale by the National Tuberculosis Association aims to fund clinics nursing and X ray programs. Amarillo starts selling seals today as health authorities urge continued wartime support to curb tuberculosis deaths and fund early detection efforts.
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Ameria
National Tuberculosis Association
Amarillo
Globe
Pearl Harbor
Compulsory military youth training moves forward
The push for compulsory military youth training gains momentum after the election. President Roosevelt backs it and the U S Chamber of Commerce reports wide support 10 to 1 among members. Polls suggest broad public backing as Congress considers enacting the plan early.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Roosevelt
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Not So Long Ago Bold Calls Frank Debate On Military Training
In 1929 and 1934 reports show debates on defense plans and international tensions. US Army totals 137,529. Tokyo seeks support against naval treaties. journalism students protest censorship. debates over compulsory military training compare to Prussia and Maginot lines.
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Great Britain
United States Army
Texas
Tokyo
Louisiana State University
Huey Long
Drough
Chamber
Army
Navy
Air
France
Germany
Hitler
West Point
Annapolis
Naval
Army Guard
Prussia
Postwar Peace Doubts and German Rebuild Threats
The piece argues that a lasting peace requires justice and bread for all, warns that bread and work are scarce in Europe, and questions the effectiveness of unconditional surrender and Morgenthau plans. It notes Germany’s renewed strength, ponders who will prevent civil war, and contemplates punitive or cooperative measures toward Germans.
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George E. Sokolsky
Paris
Europe
Germany
Stalin
Euerope
War Department
Morgenthau
Himmler
Hitler
Russia
Britain
United States
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Belgium
United States of Europe
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
SINEWS OF WAR Insight on wartime munition shortages and home front mobilization
Dorothy Thompson argues that Eisenhower Kaiser McNutt and the President warn that Germany victory hinges on vast munitions and continued manpower. Workers quitting and shifting to civilian goods threaten defense plans and require renewed national resolve and visible public support for war effort.
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Dorothy Thompson
Eisenhower
Henry Kaiser
Paul McNutt
Germany
Kaiser
Richmond
Calif
McNutt
Europe
Rhine
Normandy
Philippines
Peter
Paul
Crossword Puzzle Horizont: 1 4 Pictured swimming star
A vertical and horizontal grid clue list includes terms for sports stars and alphabetic hints. Entries cover body parts, places, and common words with abbreviations and symbols. Answers range from fish eggs to emotional states and legal terms, forming a themed puzzle with standard crossword conventions.
Heat blamed for football team loss and local tax on living
A local reminiscence cites a championship loss blamed on heat as residents joke about rising costs of daily life from parking meters to telephones. The passage then shifts to a 1940s era geopolitics note on European unity and postwar leadership, questioning Hitler and Himmler amid Soviet relations.
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Lou Ellickson
Lou
Texas
Why women wear hose says readers in reply page
Mary Johnson asks why women wear hose and our female readers respond. Mrs. William P. Stewart says silk hose makes legs look nicer, Mrs. H. W. Heuston says it’s for looking nice, Mrs. A. F. Heket suggests husbands’ preference, Mrs. Theodore Johnson notes they look nice and please men, and Mrs. M. E. Jenkins adds warmth in winter keeping out the wind.
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Mary Johnson
Hughes Street
William P. Stewart
H. W. Heuston
A. F. Heket
Theodore Johnson
M. E. Jenkins
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Izzard
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San Antonio
Wwe
Swim Star
North Dakota
Nova Scotia
Portal
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Great Lake
Mamie
Mush
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Sara
Superman
Clark
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Pierce
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Ol’ Vernon
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