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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1943
Page
5
Pounded Palorua 1924 entered as second class matter February 23 104 at Amarillo Texas under the Act of March 1878 published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News by The Globe News Publishing Co with Bint and ORNE HOWE press president and publisher and TORN McCARTY associate publisher.
The CIO argues unions can legally spend members money to defeat congressmen they disapprove of, with court tests urged if upheld. Also criticizes war department hotel purchase losses and OPA meat rationing warnings as wartime costs rise, noting Morgenthau comments on war spending.
Washington urges every wage earner to invest in Series E government bonds as a safe, inflation resistant 10 year plan yielding a 25 percent gain. Bonds offer steady interest, are cash equivalents, and protect savers while supporting national needs during the war.
Penny endures Bert Stringer's cruelty as they trek toward Fort St. John along the Peace River. She plans a risky theft of Bill's films during a moment of deception while Stringer sleeps, hoping to free herself, save the films, and return to Cleve.
Propaganda urges saving earnings and investing in War Bonds to aid victory. It labels short hops and anti tank gear as fighting words and stresses buying an extra $100 War Bond in September to keep bombers in formation.
Ernie Pyle describes the Third Division engineers bridging a vast crater on a northern Sicilian coast road. The improvised navy of two fishing boats and a bulldozer crosses the gap while Maj. Gen. Lucian Truscott obsesses over the project.
Dorothy Thomp son discusses secretary of state Hull's speech on American foreign policy amid global shifts. She notes high expectations, public demand for clarity, and the need to balance diplomatic aims with military realities, including relations with Russia and Europe.
United Press reports Aldo Forte crossed into northern Italy from Switzerland to relay firsthand accounts of Italian resistance against Nazi occupation. He met civilians, saw trenches forming near Milan and Como, and described arms shortages while Germans were expected. Forte returned safely to Sweden via Stockholm and London.
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