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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1943
Page
7
The Amarillo Globe News founded 1924 operates with The Globe News Publishing Co. GENE HOWE serves as president and publisher and JOHN MCCARTY as assistant publisher. WESLEY IZZARD is editor in chief and all departments share a single telephone line.
After early proposals for a United Nations Army, the current plan favors coordinated military cooperation with each nation retaining control of its own troops. The idea aims for broad public approval by avoiding a single international army.
Commanding General H H Arnold predicts future super bombers that will dwarf current Flying Fortresses and cross the Atlantic with a half car load of bombs and return. Engines for the plane are being built by Wright Aeronautical Corp at a New Jersey plant around the clock. Also notes disdain for Adolf Hitler and his shoes.
South Carolina Congressman Hampton P Fulmer voices concern that many good products will not be harvested unless additional manpower is provided. He argues the current labor supply is insufficient to meet harvest needs and calls for action.
Dorothy Thompson argues five returning senators show world awareness yet seek to challenge Britain and Russia over lend lease and bases. She warns against imperial competition and calls for coordinated, peaceful global effort through collective security rather than unilateral dominance.
In Horse Prairie a bank run erupts as Jones and Haines adversaries clash. Marshal Mueller confronts Tubac Tabac over violence while Sue Lambert confronts Jones with a coded appeal amid jail scenes and shifting loyalties.
In a tense scene Tabac and Sue seek a wary truce after a bank run fuels distrust. Sue urges reconciliation while Tabac promises cooperation with the marshal as their uneasy bond forms through bars and a pressed handshake. Spent affection clashes with danger as the plot thickens toward conflict.
Ernie Pyle recounts a Perryton Texas Chamber of Commerce banquet in 1937. Gene Howe invites a coast-to-coast journalist to observe the event and plans a light speech. Pyle nervously improvises a self deprecating quip about his past fear of public speaking, ending with a sleepless record of the night.
Lipppmann argues that overseas bases across British and French territories hinge on strong alliances with Britain and Australia. He warns that bases without firm security pacts are useless and urges senators to focus on sustaining shared defense partnerships to ensure usable, strategic bases in Africa Asia and the Atlantic.
The article recalls Claire Lee Chennault's rise from a deafness bound army captain to major general leading the Flying Tigers in China and his later role as a goodwill ambassador. It also profiles W I Marshall the county agricultural agent admired for turning national wartime farming needs into practical local action.
A Kiwanis luncheon portrait profiles Bill a 50 year old with a white bungalow home and family focus. He invests in churches, receives county and state pay, farms and ranches across Tom Green County. He served in France, battled war aftereffects, and today leads agricultural education under the Smith Lever Act launched 29 years ago to aid farmers.
Statements from tribal chieftain John Biumbull, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr, Wendell Willkie, and Diego Martinez Barrio discuss native perceptions, jungle warfare, domestic and international policy, and the impact of Italy’s surrender on Spain amid shifting wartime dynamics.
A filled word puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues across a themed grid. Entries include Pictured or chestra leader, Revelry, Mental conceptions, We, Chairs, Charge with debt, Point, and several other word prompts.
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