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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1943
Page
5
The piece discusses Senator Taft’s proposal on conscripting family men, arguing against drafting fathers of young children. It notes shoe ration changes provoking public dissent, with views from Gen. Henry H. Arnold and Dr. John T. Blake on military needs and rubber supply.
Wartime column argues Britain and the United States should rethink tactics in Italy and the Pacific. It urges swift offensives leveraging air power and possible invasions of the Balkans or southern France to strike at the enemy’s power base and shorten the war.
Tubac and Wind Face pursue the Stam pede outlaws who have abducted Sue. A rifle duel erupts as they press into rugged canyons, spotting tracks and closing on the hiding place near a rock rise while the pursuers plan a final assault.
Tubac dismounts and watches a horsemen assault from a rocky rise. He fires with cold precision as several riders fall or reel from their saddles while Winch Face sustains the clash. The encounter ends with continued danger and the scene labeled to be continued.
A collection of statements from Agriculture Secretary Wickard Brig Gen Burton O Lewis Rear-Adms McIntire and Rev Franklin P Cole reflecting war aims, concerns and hopes for ending World War II with references to avoiding war and exhausting enemy powers.
The Gallup poll shows American families most need tires and tubes, stockings, refrigerators, automobiles, washing machines, and electric irons. The study estimates millions want parts or repairs for several items and aims to guide civilian production for postwar needs.
Dorothy Thompson surveys Henry Wallace in Dallas accusing him of rattling dry bones of ancient prejudice as he challenges rate fixing and monopolies. Pelley counters with American freight rates as lowest, warns against cartel power, and argues for equal opportunity and private enterprise against economic fascism.
A New York Times dispatch describes Dr. Goebbels elevating Moscow talks in German broadcasts to rally Germans, sow doubt about Western unity, and spur action. It notes Berlin’s foreign broadcasts emphasize Moscow while avoiding military detail and predicts broader aims in propaganda.
A Minnesota study by Drs. Olaf Mickelson and Ancel Keys reports distinct sweat compositions. It notes brow sweat rich in uric acid, hand sweat high in chloride, and thigh sweat containing lactic acid as part of a broader investigation into human perspiration.
A collage of religious and literary quotes from biblical verses and poets including Psalm 95 6 Proverbs 11 24 Young Bacon Galsworthy Isaiah 25 1 Tennyson and Lincoln. The selection contrasts faith courage forgiveness and prayer with meditations on wealth happiness and virtue.
Puzzle clues mix horizontal and vertical items with numbers and fragments. The grid contains references to common crossword entries such as magician, print measure, government, and languages, inviting word fits across two directions.
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