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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1943
Page
4
The editorial argues that non fathers should be inducted before any fathers, urging nationwide consideration to preserve homes. It notes draft classifications vary by locality and calls for all available non fathers to be drafted before any father is taken, to minimize impact on homes nationwide.
Sally presses Langhorne for truth after a tense office meeting reveals his shock at seeing Ted in uniform. Langhorne shares Ted’s past engagement with his daughter and doubts Ted's reliability, leaving Sally staggered as the confrontation ends with a cliffhanger.
The article discusses a publicist campaign to present former Romanian king Carol as clean and pro democratic, countering Nazi allegations. The author remains skeptical but open to reasonable facts, noting the war might be won without Carol while urging logical argument over sentiment.
A Memphis ruling declares women may wear pants but cannot appear publicly in men's trousers, framing household attire as a private matter and asserting male supremacy in public dress codes. The decision addresses war work and gender roles amid social change.
Col. Frank C. Wolfe, head of Air Force Materiel Command laboratory, remarks on designing guns and adding wings. The statement highlights aerospace weapon development initiatives and the role of research facilities in military innovation.
The piece notes the Balkans as a weak point in the German fortress with about twenty divisions in reserve and key islands near Crete and Rhodes. It discusses invasion prospects, Turkey’s possible entry, and Allied observations of fortifications while outlining the broader Allied strategy and Nazi positions in Russia and the Kiev sector.
The narrator recalls wearing a captured German infantry cap at Kirtland Field. A bluff with a strict sentry led to a Provost Marshal encounter that ended in laughter and a lesson about provosts. He recounts helmet and loggins rules in Sicily and a comical punishment for noncompliance.
Walter Lippmann argues the Republican Party lacks a coherent domestic policy in Congress and risks failure if voters urge them to govern. He notes a split between pre New Deal and post New Deal Republicans, urges responsible leadership, and warns that obstruction could backfire after wartime controls end.
War analyst DeWitt MacKenzie argues that Allied bombing and ground offensives signal Berlin’s fall as a major European capital. He notes air destruction and military campaigns foreshadowing a potential diplomatic reversal in wartime Europe.
Births noted at St. Anthony's and Northwest Texas Hospital with dates for November 26 and 23. Local residents, service members, and families are named, along with hospital visits and medical updates. Includes wartime sale of TEJANA stamps and social visits at The Book Seller.
The piece weighs Berlin as heart of the Reich and the strategic aim of its annihilation, with Air Marshal Harris and Goebbels foreshadowing brutal reprisals. It notes 1944 as pivotal for morale, policy unity, and prospects for lasting peace under President Philip Murray.
A mixed cryptic style word puzzle with numerous short clues across horizontal and vertical sections. The grid lists items like winter tool, spear, aureole, and months abbreviations, interspersed with names of body parts, actions, and objects.
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