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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1943
Page
4
The War Department praises rising officer production while tightening selection in the ranks. It cites 206000+ graduates and stresses merit. It laments fat salvage delays, noting 80.8 million pounds per month short, needed for explosives and gunpowder. It urges action to deliver salvaged fats to the butcher.
Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers states the invasion will press on until Nazi Germany is dead and the Nazi forces surrender unconditionally. The European commander emphasizes relentless Allied actions to end the war.
Washington profile outlines Willkie as a changing Republican, courting New England support and southern leaders while facing Bricker as a potential anti Willkie challenger. It notes Dewey and MacArthur as unlikely contenders and assesses Willkie s push for expansionist and Russia China trade policies amid party skepticism.
Tubac rescues Sue after a nighttime alley ambush as Sheriff Shallet is knocked out. Sue reveals she fears discovery by Haines after he confronts her about a letter in her Breyer room. Jones battles pursuit and plans a quick escape from the town’s danger.
Sue contemplates an arranged marriage and prison risk as she discusses a dangerous confrontation with Carlin, Haines, and the firm Gillerist Patterson. The scene features Clem Colt narration and hints at legal peril and predatory threats as plot threads unfold.
Walter Lippmann argues Senator Connally's resolution to organize peace with United Nations partners is stronger and more complete than Ball and Fulbright proposals. He warns against Ball’s call for an international army and urges adherence to historic American sovereignty and the laws of nature and nations.
In a Time Magazine feature, Armed Guard gunnery schools teach night vision basics to four sailors per session. Lessons cover eye adaptation, bearing fixes, and avoiding direct gaze as ships on a wall become visible in simulated dawn light.
Ernie Pyle recalls the trip to Oyambaro Ecuador to stand on the Equator with Victor Von Rau. The group eats lunch beside the monument as wind and sand whip their meal and the world seems vast from nine thousand feet. Rotary International is oddly inscribed on the monument.
A reflective piece contrasts biblical warning against covetousness with Emerson's view of want. The text ponders how a man's life is not measured by possessions and how desire grows beyond what one owns.
A large mixed list of crossword like clues for horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and themed hints. Readers fill common crossword answers including names places and abbreviations across two directions.
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