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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1943
Page
4
A dated clipping discusses tension between civil courts and military authority, with quotes from Norman Littell and reflections on Nazi denial tactics. It contrasts lawful governance with martial overreach, while noting wartime production pressures and calls for limited government and charity over global governance.
The piece outlines Nazi Italy deployments with about 375000 troops in northern Italy and 120000 in the Rome battle zone, and predicts a larger push north of Florence. It notes Allied airfields at Naples, Foggia, Bari and others, plus Red Army moves from the Ukraine toward Odessa, and discusses Burma operations and India-focused air activity.
Tubac and Deckerman plot twists unfold as Chacon accuses Deckerman of rustling and fake money in a desert town. Tubac probes Deckerman’s moves, suspects a trap, and heads to the Stampede camp while men in the saloon hear rumors of Deckerman’s trouble with Chacon.
Tubac hints at a long running feud involving Chacon and Lot five or six years ago. Deckerman blocked the scheme by subverting Chacon, who later vowed revenge after Lot paid him with fake money. Chacon may raid the town to settle the score, the barman hears him mutter.
Clem Colt warns against accepting money from a shady outfit and advises careful scrutiny of bills. Jones exits with a sour grin, leaving listeners to ponder the risk. To be continued.
Industry leaders call for funds to reconvert from war to peacetime production. Frederick C. Crawford warns earnings set aside are being taxed away. A Bible verse and quotes from Churchill and William Green frame the appeal for reliable employment as veterans and wartime workers transition.
Dorothy Thompson argues against wartime rationing in New York, detailing chaotic point systems that limit home cooking while restaurants exploit meals, calling rationing a hoax that destroys home life and fairness. She cites Parisian and Broadway scenes to illustrate disparities and criticizes the black market and sanitation rules.
In Roswell New Mexico a Sunday trip by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dobbs and their four children to a model house ends in comic chaos. Dobbs resists Sunday norms, clashes with crowds and a policeman, and the family later laughs at their own misbehavior. The real truth: the Dobbses are friends of the columnist and the tale is true.
Frank Nugent notes the Hollywood Canteen celebrates its first year entertaining over a million service members since last October. The volunteers, bands, hostesses, and staff operate at a cost of about 3000 dollars weekly, funded by donations and a Warner Bros deal that valued rights at 250000 dollars.
Washington reports describe Cordell Hull's delegation as having secretive subordinate staff and well-informed advisers on Russia and the Middle East. Key figures include James Clement Dunn, Chick Bohlen, G Frederick Reinhardt, Cavendish Wells Cannon, and others, each with distinct views on the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. The note ends with a warning from Harvey Firestone on preventing a postwar crime wave.
A compact grid style list pairs horizontal and vertical clues across a two section puzzle. Entries include familiar terms for animals metals and measurements along with common verbs and descriptors.
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