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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1943

Page

5

Army fights rats in wartime dogma and postwar policy

The United States Army promotes rat control lessons from the Army School of Military and Tropical Medicine held by the Interior Department expert William E. Riter. He warns that complete elimination is possible only with sustained effort to prevent reoccurrence. The piece links pest control advice to wartime and postwar themes and notes Japanese tactics near Rat Islands.

United States Army Army School of Mill and Mentary Tropical Medicine Interior Department William E. Riter Mr. Riter Kiska

Veterans urge prompt court martial for Kimmel and Short

The San Diego VFW calls for early court martial of Admiral Kimmel and Lt Gen Short on gross negligence tied to Pearl Harbor. They urge charges before the statute of limitations expires on December 7, 1944, arguing an open trial is needed despite national security concerns.

San Diego Washington

Eight of the Nation's Ides Commit 250 Days to Volunteer Duty

The report notes that eight of 87,000 ides have served over 250 days as volunteers. NURSES AIDES originate from several states including California and New Jersey, with multiple from coastal areas. The text hints at coincidences in the geographic distribution and mentions several states in a garbled fashion.

States Californetts Jersey Massachus New York

Victory by June as Axis fortunes loom in wartime forecast

Washington analyst Paul Mallon quotes British Information Minister Bracken predicting Italy as the sole Axis nation to fall before Christmas. The piece surveys Allied war outlook, mounting pressure on Hitler, Mountbatten’s Far East plans, and debates over unconditional surrender terms.

Paul Mallon Washington Bracken Italy Germany Europe Hitler Lord Mountbatten Far East Royal House Mountbatten MacArthur India Japan Aleutians China

Highway to Her Heart chapter excerpt on peril and pursuit

Penny and Cleve trek along the Peace River toward Fort St. John facing rough terrain and a wounded arm. They hope for Long Portage and a new canoe while Penny frets for their dog Wolf and the harsh, vigilant wilderness closes in around them. A Cree encampment offers shelter as danger lingers.

Hitler Penny Cleve Peace River Fort St. John Long Portage Powell Ward Powell Wolf Stringer Saskatoon

They Just Get Sick of It All

Ernie Pyle describes the extreme weariness of soldiers and war correspondents in Sicily. He recalls 28 days in the line by the First Division, endless fighting, and the mental and physical toll that drains morale and blurs perception. He notes correspondents share this exhaustion despite not fighting daily.

Ernie Pyle Sicily Blank

Lipppmann on Browder and the second front debate

Walter Lippmann argues Browder’s call for a cross Channel invasion is imprudent and defends Allied strategy in the Mediterranean and Italy. He asserts the war must use air sea and ground power together and warns against pressuring Britain and the United States to repeat last war tactics.

Earl Browder Europe English Channel Lippmann Browder Britain United States Channel England Mediterranean North Africa Sicily Italy Spain Germany Balkans America Mr. Churchill Russia

Radio Programs Schedule Listing Full NBC Lineup

An extensive Wednesday night and Thursday day schedule lists NBC programs, news, music, dramas, and public service drives. Shows include Fred Waring, Kay Kyser, Tommy Dorsey, Mr and Mrs North, and Third War Loan Drive with multiple time slots and Blue network programs.

KGN Fred Waring Victory Tunes NBC News of the World Alt H. V. Kaltenborn Mrs. North Tommy Dorsey Kay Kyser College of Musical Knowlege Alr Richard Harkness Author's Playhouse Fulton Lewis, Jr MBS Amarillo TSN Eddy Howard Chez Paree Pennsylvania Hotel Orchestra Edgewater Beach Blue

War Bond Drive Slang Patches Wartime Lingo For Home Front

Wartime slang terms such as VICTORY KIWI KNUCKLE BUSTER and MICKEY MOUSE appear in a War Bond appeal urging readers to buy and to add an extra $100 Invasion Bond in September. The campaign links alcohol and patriotism to support for invasion armies and home-front production.

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TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES

A puzzle page listing horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial word prompts across many entries. The grid references include terms from geography language and objects, with several cryptic style hints and abbreviations.

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