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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1943
Page
4
A Washingtonian discusses leaving government work due to reduced duties and surplus manpower. He recalls an offer of an assistant position to justify staying, noting promotions tied to subordinates and potential financial implications for his supervisor.
Lieutenant Commander Joseph Leverton recalls a drastic moment when a wave tore the rear of his 1200 ton minesweeper in the Aleutians, leaving about 500 tons severed and the ship split in two in a near unbelievable sight.
Washington thinks the treasury tax plan will hit Congress as a stumbling block, with best case a reduction to under half of the requested revenue. The piece argues many workers would must pay taxes while living on about 60 percent of take home pay, and discusses wage growth, cost of living estimates, surplus money, and potential tax methods like a sales tax.
Dorothy Thompson argues that Germany faces a choice between aligning with a future Russia or remaining under Anglo American influence. She explains Russian aims to win anti-Hitler Germany, while Anglo American policy seeks Germany’s elimination as a threat. A compromise with Britain and the United States is essential to avoid a power vacuum that Moscow could fill.
Tubac Jones confronts McGillis in a Stockton store and demands overdue goods. Sue Lambert admires his bold stance while a mysterious gambler Blackwater Bill arrives at the Holeman grant seeking rest and potentially stirring trouble.
A tense exchange unfolds as Blackwateroffers aid to Tubac in a dispute over Haines' bank pressure and a six year lease on Lot Deckerman’s land. Jones resists yet eyes a potential path to gain leverage, hinting at a risky deal to come.
Editor notes reprint a past Ernie Pyle column about Aunt Mary born on a farm in Indiana. At 70 she still toils daily, stretching funds, raising livestock, driving a car, and guiding a community. Her energy and social views showcase a rural spirit with modern ambitions.
KGW broadcasts 5 000 watt day 1 000 watt night on 1440 kHz with NBC programs including Victory Tunes News of the World and Ginny Simms Johnny Presents Salute to Youth Treasure Chest Melody Trail Fibber McGee and Molly Bob Hope Roosevelt Red Skelton News by Air Words at War and Roy Shield News Also Wednesday morning features The Sky Pilot Farm Round Up Rine and Shryne and News segments hourly.
Quotes from Ellis Arnall Ickes Marshall and Woodward reflect war era concerns as labor and manpower loom. The afternoon and evening NBC and Blue Network schedules list programs from 7:00 to 5:45 with varied music dramas family shows and news updates.
A dense cross listing of puzzle clues with multiple numbered entries for horizontal and vertical sections. Includes multiple short definitions and abbreviations across categories from geography to grammar, designed for a traditional newspaper puzzle page.
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