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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1943
Page
4
An Automobile Workers Union official, Thomas de Lorenzo of Local 365 U A W C I O, says the union policy is not to win the war at any cost but to win without sacrificing current rights. He asserts they will not give up existing contract gains and will seek to add to the contract.
A historical reflection argues for a British American alliance as a prudent prewar step. Proponents from both sides praise the potential partnership while critics warn the US might concede too much. The piece urges mutual respect for both powers and stresses shared interests in safeguarding each other.
Paul Mallon argues against disarmament skepticism, saying the peace conference will resemble a hardnosed business meeting, not a bargain table. He cites Pearl Harbor and wartime lessons, warning against isolation and urging prudent buildup over complacent security.
Constable Rennick of the RCMP informs Bill Penny and Powell that Bert Stringer confessed and will face more charges, thanks to Rockwell’s work. Powell proposes marriage to Penny at Fort St. John, Penny wavers amid sudden emotion as Cleve Rockwell bursts in.
Penny faces a stunned choice as Cleve Rockwell plans medical treatment in Edmonton and enlistment, while Penny and Powell confront a wedding upheaval in the Alcan settlement. Penny rushes to stop Cleve, seeking help from Constable Rennick as an Edmonton plane looms.
Washington dispatch by Ernie Pyle recounts a wartime Atlantic flight returning Navy sailors from Africa. He notes crew camaraderie with stewards, blankets in high altitude, and sailor attire shifts from blue dungarees to whites. He reflects on copying demands, civilian clothes in Washington, and recovering a wallet with all docs but the cash.
Dorothy Thompson argues that Germany is retreating from Russia under pressure while throwing in reserves to rescue fronts. She notes strategic and political aims, the lack of a Russia Anglo-American agreement, and warns that without this accord the Germans may leverage a peace deal, prompting tense hopes for future European order.
Newsweek reports Soviet establishes nine Suvoroff military schools to train cadets from Red Army families and workers. Each school to hold 500 cadets under Defense Ministry direction, with dual military and cultural education shaping future Soviet officers.
The excerpt highlights calls for civilian cooperation with government to fight inflation, remarks on mortality risks by marital status, skepticism about public trust in peace and welfare, and observations on wartime victory prospects and public sentiment as voiced by Roosevelt, Dr. Depord, Alice Stone Blackwell, and Elmer Davis.
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