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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1943

Page

5

The Amarillo Globe News Publication Details

The fragment shows imprint and bylines for The Amarillo Globe News with dates, ownership line, and publishing staff roles. It notes second class mail, Sunday edition, and the publishing company in Amarillo Texas.

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C I O drives drive to register 5.9 million voters

The C I O plans a fall campaign urging all 5 900 000 members and their families to register and vote. Sidney Hillman and C I O associates are praised for the push and urged to register regardless of agreement with their politics.

Sidney Hillman

Doughton Hires Expert for 1040-ES Tax Estimate

The Ways and Means chairman used an expert to prepare his Sept. 15 income tax estimate, exposing the pay as you earn plan he opposed. He helped push the 1040-ES system despite believing its headaches would fall on taxpayers, though he could afford the help while millions could not.

Doughton Ways and Means Committee Treasury

Forward to the Axis core bastions

The quote outlines plans to press through outer Axis defenses and assault their main bastions. It reflects wartime resolve and strategic aims attributed to Rear Admiral C. H. Woodward and signals intensified combat operations.

C. H. Woodward

Father-Draft Debate Shapes War Manpower Strategy

Washington figures show the Army needs 446000 fathers in a 7700000 man force by January 1 while war plants require 2000000 more workers by year’s end. The draft controversy appears aimed at steering men into war industry, with politics and postwar declarations adding to the tension.

Paul Mallon Washington Army Hich Patterson Congress War Department

Penny Reunited as Wilderness Trail Brings Love and Danger

Penny wakes to sunlit north country and joy in wilderness. She meets Cleve and Wolf, learns Powell pursues them, and the trio reunites after peril in the river and forest as they head toward Fort St. John. The scene blends romance, danger, and rugged frontier pursuit.

Penny Saskatoon Cleve Moose Creek Bert Stringer Fort St. John Bill Baird's Wolf Bert Stringer Marie Powell Powell Ward New York Canadian Mounted Police

Work of Combat Engineers Is Vital in Sicily

Ernie Pyle profiles the 10th Engineers of the Third Division on Sicily, highlighting two standout air compressor operators Gordon Uttech and Alvin Tolliver for nonstop work under fire. He praises Lt. Col. Leonard Bingham and officers Lieut. Edwin Swift, Robert Springmeyer, and Lt. Gilmore Reid for leadership and dedication.

Gordon Ut 10Th Engineers Leonard Bingham St. Paul Fairmount Ave Col. Bingham Cross Edwin Swift Rocky Ford Golo Venezuela Standard Oil Robert Springmeyer Provo Utah Gilmore Reid N. Hamilton Indianapolis Purity Cone & Chip Co Young Reid Midwest

Apprehensions Grow Over Italy War Policy

Dorothy Thompson argues the Allied handling of Italy risks fiasco after Mussolini's rescue. She questions leadership, calls for decisive action, urges a democratic alternative, and suggests Count Carlo Sforza as Italy's anti Fascist leader. She warns of growing guerrilla resistance and the need for immediate, imaginative policy.

Europe Italy Mussolini Carlo Sforza Poletti

Air Force crew reads maps before Pacific raid on Kurile bases

In a wind battered Aleutian hut at Adak Alaska flight leaders discuss the L US air raid on Parismushiru Shimushu islands in the Kuriles. Major Frank Gash Louis Blau C G Wagner James C Elliot Royal L Lemons and other officers face the peril of crossing 800 miles to enemy targets as reports arrive of crews lost and a ship exploding.

U. S. Air Force Alaska Parismushiru Shimushu Islands Kuriles Adak United Press Russell Annabel Annabel U.P Frank Gash Fresno Calif Louis ©. Blau Hollywood C. G. Wagner Flushing, N. Y James C. Elliot Santa Ana Royal L. Lemons Fayette Ohio U. S Pacific Gash Major Blau Kiska Attu Aleutians United Pressman

Quotations on Freedom War Policy and Industry Leaders

A collage of wartime and industry voices including Eric O Johnston urging freedom to gamble, Joseph C Grew predicting obstacles in crushing militarism, Maj Gen Harold L George calling for 24 hour defenses, Roosevelt backing strong anti gangster action, and Delmar G Roos predicting evolutionary auto progress rather than radical change.

Japan Joseph C. Grew Harold L George U. S. Transport Command

TODAY S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL ANSWERS

A word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial phrases. It includes references to country names measurements clothing items and common vocabulary hints. The page presents a cryptic styled speller with clues like Hindu garment and compass terms.

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