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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
14
Fragmentary entry lists founding date February 20 1924 and filing details. Mentions publisher Gene Howe and assistant publisher John McCarty along with editor in chief Wesley Izard and Amarillo Texas offices and telephone lines.
Lieut. Gen. Barton Yount notes the Army Air Forces Training Command has the finest air force, with a 29 percent drop in accidents in five months and a 40 percent fall in fatal training accidents. He cites ongoing equipment improvements and vigilance behind the reduced losses among pilots, bombardiers, navigators, and gunners.
A HINT TO indicates both labor and management are starting reforms. William Jeffers of Union Pacific urged executives to study labor and recognize workers as human beings. Rep. Robert L. Doughton discusses adjusting the tax system to boost income, aid business growth, and fairer tax burdens.
A Japanese navy spokesman says that Japan and Germany currently hold very similar positions. The remark reflects wartime alignment and strategic parity between the two Axis powers.
Washington analyzes the Morgenthau plan as a harsh attempt to demilitarize and crush Germany while assessing risks of internal discord among the Allies. The piece argues future peace requires a realistic foreign policy and broader measures beyond punitive aims to keep the world from repeating conflict.
Ernie Pyle recalls small comforts and odd loyalties at a Tunisian front HQ. He notes a dry straw bed under a grain wagon, the value of a can opener, and the universal urge to accept whatever is offered as wartime practicality shapes daily life.
Lippman compares Dumbarton Oaks to the 1787 Philadelphia Convention, noting six weeks of work and significant agreement on a frame of government and power responsibilities. He cautions against theoretical disputes on force and emphasizes practical steps with UN and European states shaping peace institutions.
Readable puzzle text presents a mixed set of across and vertical clues. Several entries hint at military terms, verbs, and common nouns, with partial theme references such as commander and army services. The grid includes a variety of word lengths and potential fits for known crossword conventions.
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll is sentenced by a military court to three years of hard labor. The article ties his case to heightened wartime tension as October 1939 threats warn the United States about belligerent Waters.
An overview of events dated October 5 1929 notes Mexico proposing a revolutionary labor law drawing American business concern. A Colorado prison rebellion is quelled with 12 killed and many wounded as the facility suffers heavy damage. The entry also mentions English Field readiness and a 1954 royal marriage consent by King George V. Frances Perkins foresees calmer labor relations. Texas Prohibition Repeal League outlines a liquor control program and campaign.
A memory piece recalls a townsfolk handyman known as Uncle Fuller who repaired clocks and locks, ferried the author to Bosque Creek for fishing, and entertained with improvised stories about a creature called the Wulp, described as dumb.
A narrator recalls stories about the Wulp a benevolent figure who stays in many homes yet avoids some. The Wulp is kind sentimental about small hurts enjoys making people laugh, seeks peace, dislikes cruelty, and prefers happiness over power. The speaker reflects on believing these tales as a child and questioning them now.
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