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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1943
Page
4
The Globe News argues against releasing graphic war images. It contends news should show essential facts without harrowing detail, noting mothers and families fear violent depictions and urging balanced reporting over sensationalism.
Washington discusses a potential new large offensive in Europe tied to General Marshall’s appointment while Roosevelt stalls the Austin-Wadsworth compulsory labor draft bill. Baruch’s local emergency plan gains appeal as WAVES overseas deployment faces navy committee scrutiny and housing costs.
The piece argues Congress should not rush to grant Philippine independence without solid security guarantees. It warns the United States cannot defensively cover distant bases and urges a reliable Pacific security regime in tandem with any Tydings action. The Philippine question is tied to broader Pacific settlement and U.S. commitments.
In Horse Prairie, Sheriff Shallet arrests Jones for horse stealing while Tubac exposes the false bill of sale. Jones confronts shrewdly, a skunk distracts, and Sue Lambert recognizes Tubac as he arrives at McGillis General Store, prompting talk of work and loyalties.
In a tense exchange Sue Lambert confronts Jones as a schemer named Haines leverages loans to ruin ranchers. The pair discuss danger, deceit, and possible romance while hints of coercive pressure and pending trouble surface. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as Sue exits, leaving future conflict unresolved.
A reprinted Ernie Pyle column honors his mother, a devout Methodist and farmer who prefers farm life to town. She raised children, kept the farm, and spoke her mind, even spending years away from town yet remaining central to neighbors needing help.
In a Cosmopolitan piece, Mary Astor weighs the perils of faking age in Hollywood. She argues aging honesty matters, recalls past roles, and notes the social pressures for women to appear younger and the value of mature perspectives.
The home front debates whether Yale and Harvard will play football under formal conditions with four officials and a large crowd. A Yale source says they want a legitimate game, not informal. Soldiers abroad think of fall campaigns, leaves, and the spectacle even amid battle.
A joint wartime appeal from A. F. of L. President William Green, CIO President Philip Murray, and Railway Labor Executive Association Chairman T. C. Cashen calls on workers to support measures that improve servicemen’s odds of returning home alive.
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