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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1943
Page
5
A brief catalog entry records The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 as second class matter in Amarillo Texas with The Globe News Publishing Co. publishing details and key office roles including President and Publisher McCarty and the telephone business department in the era.
Commerce Secretary Jesse Jones urges converting RFC owned wartime plants to civilian use with local business given first chance at buyouts. The RFC holds over 7.0 billion invested in such factories as the War Manpower Commission admits a 25 percent efficiency loss in the labor force and questions how to eliminate waste before the war ends.
Eric A. Johnston, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, argues that true capitalism depends on policies that favor the greatest good for the greatest number, aligning business success with societal benefit.
Washington commentary notes that calls for budget economy clash with wartime censorship and bureaucratic inertia. Senator Byrd pushes cuts to federal staffing, but a broad across government reduction remains unlikely as Congress debates appropriations and tax measures amid war needs.
In a tense dialogue on the range, Blackwater and Jones discuss faked signatures and a rigged will to control Sam’s property. They reveal Stampede Hog & Cattle Company, led by Lot Deckerman, seeks to seize Sam’s assets and bend Haines’s bank to their will.
Tubac suspects a gambled swap of control and plans to press a rival as he trails two halted riders near a disputed boundary. As dusk settles on the Stampede range, he gears up to press the issue with Gabriel and a lookout.
Ernie Pyle recounts a Fort Erie race day in which a Buffalo predictor bets on Egad, a horse long past his prime. A thunderstorm, wild bets, and a crowded crowd drive a humorous misadventure until Egad wins the final race, leaving the narrator vowing not to attend another race until 1948.
Lippmann argues Mr Morgenthau fails to explain the problem his Treasury tax program aims to solve. He cites Roosevelt era figures showing excess money chasing limited goods, questions the program's impact, and urges clearer goals and transparent tax rises to curb spending during and after the war.
The narrator recounts touring the Pentagon with a young lieutenant who explains its five sided, five floor, five ring design. Even veterans get lost, escorts are unreliable, and visitors often face disorientation, delays, and jokes about the vast building.
A collection of wartime voices urges vigilance against overbearing state power and subsidies. Churchill and others warn of loss of freedom, while officials anticipate future naval improvements and economic shifts. The assacks stress unity and private initiative to avert widespread control.
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