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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1944
Page
6
An Amarillo Globe-News editorial reasons that postwar Europe may lean toward socialism in stages but stresses the U S system of private capitalism in a democratic republic remains strong. It argues for a peace time plan to reduce faults without fearing red threats.
War column by Ernie Pyle discusses Congress pay for combat infantry badge holders and proposes including battalion medical aidmen who work on the front lines. He recalls a seven week Normandy period with heavy casualties and notes a handmade Coleman stove gift.
Dorothy Thompson argues that Allied occupation will topple Nazi rule but leave Germany without a government. She warns that 60 to 80 million Germans require coordinated administration and that anti Nazi networks exist but proving loyal allies will be needed to shape a postwar German state.
A local Father’s Day style letter from Amarillo in September 1944 lists business prospects after the war, safe return of Bob Izzard, golf champion C L Duniven, and high school football plans. It notes overseas visitors, air field graduates, promotions, a trial in O M Redding case, drownings, a horse adoption by neighborhood kids, and school staffing ahead of classes opening.
September 5 1929 Briand receives ovation at League of Nations assembly praising peace and condemning war makers. MacDonald says 95 percent of people want peace and will have the final say. First air rail link announced between New York and Mexico City. Weatherford claims top watermelons. Amarillo Globe-News prints Alt Derby section. Moon Mullins appears.
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