09 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1943
Page
1
A long reader letter column covers weather, jokes, and local life with comments on Texas Panhandle trends. It discusses marine humor, marital engagements, and population facts, then moves to game commissions plans, fish life spans, and references Winchell commentary and national diplomacy figures.
Hollywood chatter from Jimmie Fidler notes Warner Brothers pride in scale over quality and recalls early hits like The Miracle Man versus Conquest. On set details include Joan Leslie rehearsals for Rhapsody in Blue and anecdotes about Ann Sheridan Cary Grant Alan Hale and Rene Belbenoit among others.
Eleanor Roosevelt tours Canberra visiting the new legation the war memorial and a radio school for U S sailors. She attends luncheons at Parliament House receives Captain Cook diary gift and notes Australian nurses serving in Greece and Crete. During 1942 Britain supplies U S forces with ships tons nets bombs barbed wire sandbags hospitals and other items. Total U S expenditures in Britain in December 1942 reach 25 000.
Florida highway patrol examiner Clifton L. Galloway notes driving permit exams reveal personal secrets and weaknesses. He collects licenses from 45 states and overseas, and explains test requirements including signaling for turns. He says two applicant types to ignore: flirty first-time drivers and longtime drivers dismissive of the test.
Reports from London say most of the Italian fleet will obey Admiral Cunningham and sail to Allied ports. Stalin's order day notes the capture of Bakhmach east of Kiev. An Allied North Africa dispatch cites a Naples flight report of a 1000 square mile invasion fleet area.
Tokyo radio monitored by the United States says Italy’s unconditional surrender to the Allies is regretful to Japan but insists Emperor Hirohito will remain at ease. Also notes Shigemitsu and Stahmer discussed European developments. mentions Colorado Springs art colony founder Eliza Greata and the cowbird parasitism fact.
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