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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1942
Page
5
A mixed page notes an experiment with a 25 cent war stamp book, reporting only $4 in stamps saved after months. It also reviews Libya tank actions, citing 90 American light tanks in a month with 12 minor malfunctions and German losses. Dr Everett Case urges Americans to tighten belts and prove resilience.
Paul Mallon argues against capping earnings at 25 000 as a war financing mistake. He contends such limits would shrink investment, curb labor effort, and threaten the democratic capitalistic system, urging higher incomes and stronger taxation to sustain the war economy. The piece cites Mrs. Roosevelt and CIO concerns as part of the debate.
Dawn fears her husband Arnaldo de Monteforde plans to seize their child Elta. Dawn warns Julie that Arnaldo is an American tanker fire suspect and spy master who will stop at nothing. Julie uncovers a web of danger as a fishing trip looms and doors are bolted.
Dorothy Thompson argues wartime censorship harms free speech and public debate. She notes American and British censorship cross‑restrict the press, shapes perceptions abroad, and hides government influence while inflationary political strategies affect postwar outcomes.
Captain Osborne recounts the retreat from Batangas to the Bataan Peninsula with Filipino troops. Corporal Lloyd Myers and two boys Joe and Bonafacio aided withdrawal. Japanese bombardment and irregular forces tested morale as the regiment covered the rear for Southern Luzon.
In fierce jungle fighting on Bataan, American and Philippine forces held despite a major Japanese breakthrough. Colonel Young led a desperate withdrawal across rugged terrain to stabilize new positions, with shortages of food water and ammunition, and heroic losses including an American colonel and a Filipino captain.
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The article profiles Marshal Shaposhnikoff, Marshal Timoshenko, and General Zhukhov as the Red Army’s core leadership. It notes Shaposhnikoff’s Imperial Russian lineage, Timoshenko’s rising role and victories, and Zhukhov’s rapid ascent from obscurity to top posts, forming a pivotal command triangle.
A St. Louis Post-Dispatch correspondent reports from the German border about a Mannheim concert planned in blackout Germany. Composer Gotfried Muller writes a choral symphony based on excerpts from Hitler's speeches.
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