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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1944

Page

8

Amarillo Globe masthead and publishing staff data

The Amarillo Globe masthead lists publication details and staff roles including GENE HOWE as President and Publisher JOHN MCCARTY as Assistant Publisher and LEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief. It notes the paper's founding date February 20, 1924 and its evenings schedule with exceptions.

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Wendell Willkie A Man Of Tremendous Energy

Wendell Willkie moved through legal and business ranks to politics and worldwide travel. He engaged ordinary people, championed One World, and earned more votes than any losing presidential candidate. His energy and honesty left a lasting mark on American history.

Wendell Willkie Willkie White House Hall of

Johnson plan sparks debate on German borders and liberty

Dorothy Thompson analyzes Senator Johnson of Colorado proposals for postwar Germany. He seeks keeping borders close to 1932 except East Prussia, plebiscites, limited war crimes trials, disarmament, property restitution, strict intelligence caps, and broad press and civil liberties coupled with joint Allied authority to impose military law if violated.

Johnson Germany

Germans Held Fire in Tunisan Front Despairing Jeep Escape

Ernie Pyle recounts Captain Jed Dailey of Sharon Massachusetts escaping a German tank ambush on the Tunisian front in February 1943. Dailey maneuvers a jeep through a field of Mark IV tanks, dodging their guns as the crew watches in cold silence. The peril culminates as he drives between two tanks to reach safety.

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Set High the Sights by Lipppmann on Postwar Full Employment

Lipppmann notes that Vice President Wallace and Governor Dewey press full employment as a postwar aim. He estimates total jobs around 55,000,000 with 8,000,000 more than peacetime peaks, and discusses gross national product near 160–170 billion dollars at 1943 prices.

Dewey Wallace Lippmann Chicago United States Committee For Economic Development Paul G. Hoffman Studebaker Corporation National Resources Planning Board Frederic A. Delano Mr. Murray The

Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Answers

Puzzle grid lists clues for across and down entries with abbreviations. Includes references to presidents deities rivers and ancient terms as well as common crossword prompts. The list mixes abbreviations and full names across varied categories challenging solvers.

Desert escape amid German attack in Sheitla battle account

A survivor recalls a jeep flight across a desert fringe of irrigation ditches, German artillery, and a perilous climb over mountains as Sheitla battle raged. Jed escapes with lingering resentment toward Germans while Major Elkins loses blades and sailors cope with loss. Page 13 continues.

Nurses Endorse Cuticura Talcum For Babies

Nurses praise Cuticura Talcum for babies noting its fragrance medicated feel and cooling effect helps soothe heat rash and prevent irritation. Sold at druggists.

Polk Street Professor and War Time Mockery

A satirical column recalls Leonard Sharp at his furniture shop declining a cigarette offer while mocking Hitler and praising American resolve. The piece riffs on soldiers training at Army and Navy stations and ends with a brief anecdote about a Mexican taxi driver in a credit business.

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Usable Education Matters More Than Whether It’s Earned

The narrator notes people misusing verbs and paying bills. He observes workers with fine education who cannot apply it in their jobs and argues that choosing a usable education is as important as obtaining it. He cites varied kinds of education, some practical and some not, and warns against wasted potential.

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