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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1944
Page
8
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The piece notes P. G. Wodehouse bro adcast from Paris in 1940 using German radio to ease English listeners fears in a concentration camp. It quotes his claim of a misunderstanding and questions English sympathy for his wartime stance.
General Eisenhower calmed potential strains between Montgomery and Bradley by giving credit with modesty and tact. The Kansan, praised as both a skilled leader and diplomat, stands as a rare and admirable blend of traits.
A Swedish correspondent foresees Hitler substituting von Kluge with a younger field marshal. The note suggests the Nazi situation in France would rapidly age any commander.
Washington columnist Paul Mallon criticizes U.S. efforts to boost global feeding through unchecked production. He argues aid must be paid for, proposes financing via foreign demand, warns against surplus dumping, and urges constructive, economically sound solutions over idealistic campaigns.
In Fort Bliss Texas April 1941 Ernie Pyle tours the Army induction center with humor about early drafted recruits. He notes rejection rates for hearing and conduct, the mix of white and Black soldiers, and the emotional range from fear to pride as men begin military life in America’s defense push.
A roundup of events dated September 11 across years 1929 1934 and 1939 notes terror plots China League debates disarmament and unequal treaties German import control Russia’s UN seat US politics Maine elections Texas prohibition talks and a Luckies ad amid war headlines in Warsaw Rhine Moselle candy numbers and Amarillo recruiting updates with a biblical quote to end.
Puzzle list reveals clues for a historical crossword with entries spanning military leaders and technical abbreviations across horizontal and vertical grids. Notable items include a pictured leader of troops and varied terms from Italian money to chemical symbols across the puzzle.
A columnist muses on youth spending, paying for drugs, and the cost of money. The piece contrasts parental money habits with children's spending while recalling a motto about dollars and true friends. The writer contemplates heaven, friends, and the value of a dollar in July cotton fields.
A collection of biblical verses and quotes from Fitzgerald Shakespeare and Emerson. Includes reflections on happiness, humility, mortality, wisdom, and inner peace attributed to Thomas Wilson and others.
Allied war briefing notes the Alliedadvance toward the Siegfried Line slows as German delays aim to prolong resistance. Canadian First Army clears channel ports including Wissant and Zeebrugge near Calais while British Second Army pushes toward Aachen and Cologne. American First Army liberates Luxembourg City. Patton’s Third Army fights heavy in the Metz area. Seventh Army moves from southern France toward Belfort.
Amarillo College announces a night adult course The Pacific War and Its Background taught by Dr. Charles G. Whitwell. He has lived and traveled in the Far East, taught in the Philippines, and currently teaches at Texas A M. The curriculum covers modern Japan China the Philippines Australia the East Indies and India and international affairs of the last 50 years related to the Pacific area.
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