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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1944

Page

7

Amarillo Globe issues notice of publication details

The Amarillo Globe began publication February 20 1924 at the Amarillo post office under the act of published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. The Globe-News Publishing Co presents Bixth ENE HO McCARTY as assistant publisher Wesley Izzard as editor in chief. Telephone numbers listed across departments.

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Don’t you know there’s a war on causing kitchen chaos

A Cambridge Mass restaurant scene sparks a debate after a young woman customer fired a volley of crockery following a waitress taunt asking Don’t you know there’s a war on The incident sparks questions of intent and wartime free speech norms while the author endorses the act as a protest and questions polite conduct during conflict pervasively critiquing the slogan and its social pressure.

Cambridge Mass Guadalcanal Paul Revere

Dumba and Oak Conference Plan Draws Mixed Reactions

The October 9 Dumbarton Oaks tentative plan for a world security organization drew praise from President Roosevelt and Hull but strong criticism from Thompson, who warned the proposal hands vast sovereignty to three to five great powers. He argued the plan lacks essential elements for a true international law body and would provoke power blocs while marginalizing small nations.

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Little Items from Ernie Pyle in Tunisian War Fronts

Reprint of Ernie Pyle war column about life in Tunisia April 1942. Petty’s drawing of a famous girl decorates soldier billets. Soldiers share news of expected blessings from home as German planes nicknamed Photo Freddie and Freddie Junior patrol the skies. A jeep strafing tale ends with a backward rider, bullets and dust. Sand in Tunisia proves easy to dig slit trenches, though some drawbacks emerge.

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LIPPMANN on a post election path for Dewey and Roosevelt

Walter Lippmann argues the 1944 45 wartime leadership must unite after the vote, keeping high policy intact. He warns Dewey to form collaboration with Roosevelt and seasoned war administrators, framing a durable foreign policy beyond party lines.

Walter Lippman Dewey Roosevelt Germany Japan Britain China Soviet Union Hull Dumbarton Oaks Louisville Dulles United States Republican Party Senate Congress General Marshall Admiral King

Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues

A compact listing of crossword clues with across and down hints including abbreviations and common terms for motion picture actress, measurements, directions, and general definitions. It presents numerous 11 across and vertical entries from 1 to 63 covering topics from biology and chemistry to language and geography.

Not So Long Ago War Memoir Fragments From October 1929 Archive

Wartime reminiscences recount soldiers sleeping in slit trenches as sand smothers them, tanks bursting into flames yet crews escaping. A mountain outpost endures siege while letters arrive on the firing line. Slurs shift from Italians to Guineas after a misheard order. A jeep torn by a 500-pound bomb yields coins, knives, and folded currency fused by blast, with a pocket Bible and currency sheets preserved.

Polk Street Professor on a Grand Football Game

A humorous piece recounts a chaotic football game with absurd constraints and antics. Officials confiscate weapons as part of the satire, noting rough play and bizarre rules while praising the sport and camaraderie amid the chaos.

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THE Amarillo Globe BY Dorothy Thompson Ernie Mr. Dewey John Foster Dulles Metz Rhode Island Rome America Northwest Texas Hospital American College of Surgeons France Tennessee Valley Authority James V. Allred W. R. Ely Abilene Texas Highway Commission Charles A. Lindbergh Texas Railroad Commission Polk Street Mary Montgomery Fisk Bldg Southern Brokerage Buchanan Ol’ Vernon Sez Oriental Cleaners Checker Cab Roy Broaddus Moon Mullins Willie MR Dullard Musu MR. Branner Dris Marj'ry Features Syndicat Vonald Duck Walt Disney Superman Red Ryder Little Beaver Joe Hayes
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