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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1944
Page
6
A fragment from a 1945 era issue comments on wartime naval reporting speed and government transparency. It contrasts home front knowledge of Pacific battles with earlier secrecy, citing quotes from Senator Ball and Thomas F. Dewey on policy and tax law reform. The text reflects period viewpoints on information flow and governance during conflict.
A wartime column notes the Morgenthau plan as a trial balloon and discusses how the President's first commitment on Germany aligns with Britain and Russia. It emphasizes the need for a common Allied ground and frames the President's remarks as a carefully worded digression during a crucial moment.
In December 1943 Ernie Pyle recounts returning to Naples and joining a Carolinas and eastern Tennessee regiment firing 155 millimeter howitzers. He spends days with a front line gun crew, describes the muddy, constant bombardment, and notes the extreme conditions and camaraderie. He also reflects on postwar transition and strategic questions for Allied leaders.
Lipmann argues Gov Dewey’s Minneapolis speech and Republican leaders' telegrams solidify Dumbarton Oaks as a bipartisan framework. He says Congress must retain constitutional power over force quotas and discretion and warns against tying commitment to Dewey’s or Roosevelt’s election.
The piece argues the Dumbarton Oaks plan solves peace issues only after victory is achieved in Europe and the Pacific. It states the next president will lead as a war president well into the postwar period, facing the end of the Japanese war and the reorganization of Allied armed forces.
A dense puzzle page presents numbered cryptic style clues across and down. Entries include French terms, animals, measurements, chemical symbols, and common words, with several abbreviations and misprints indicating a challenging vintage crossword.
A compilation from two dates notes Georges Clemenceau described as very ill in 1929 while Hoover funds Marie Curie for radium research. It also mentions Santa Fe Railroad extension plans, 1939 blitzkrieg term, Winnie Ruth Judd’s hospital capture, Pendergast bribery charges, and offbeat duck hunting chatter.
A local man named Joe McGuire, employed at the Texaco Refinery, is described by his wife as a talented cook. She notes Joe loses weight each fall and weighs 203 pounds, expressing concern over his health despite her efforts. The piece mixes affectionate anecdotes with playful remarks about his size.
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