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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1943
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe records its founding date February 20 1924 and second class mailing status. It lists staff roles including President and Publisher, Associate Publisher, and department contacts for news, business, and circulation.
The War Shipping Administration says absenteeism since March 15, 1943 has been below 61 percent, with about one in sixteen not returning to ship after voyages. Of 104,000 seamen who sailed from U S ports, 6,600 stayed ashore on return mainly for health reasons. recruitment of 20,000 former seamen supports improving outlook.
The piece argues innovations in automobiles will come slowly after the war to test new designs and drive sales while war bond funds and a large pool of potential buyers await. It notes half the 16 and 17 year olds enroll in pre-induction courses this fall to ready them for service, claiming better training saves lives and improves returning veterans' outcomes.
Bernard Baruch argues that postwar American mass production should set global living standards and guide the world’s future. He advocates using productive might to shape prosperity and elevate living conditions worldwide.
Washington report on Bricker and Taft for Ohio delegates amid talk Bricker may run or bow out. Taft’s possible re election and pressure from his supporters loom large. Debate over postwar policy and a tentative compromise resolution gain attention as leaders seek broad agreement on international peace aims.
The essay profiles Mr F a nearly 76 year old roving voyager who travels alone on slow freighters. He retired at 51 from business to roam the world, writing occasional poetry and sharing wit. His life blends youthfulness and tolerance, with plans for cremation at land and sea burial.
Constable Rennick races Penny to catch Cleve before a departing plane. In a tense hotel and street chase, they reach the airfield as Penny declares she cannot marry without Cleve present. The embrace and vow set up a continuation on page 13.
Dorothy Thompson argues that US policy toward the Soviet Union shapes Moscow’s view of postwar Europe. She warns that a US aim to dominate Europe and Asia could drive Russia toward countervailing alliances, risking a future conflict.
A dense schedule of NBC and Blue network programs for Tuesday and Wednesday with news blocks and war loan appeals. The article includes quotes from officials such as Rep. Eaton and secretaries Ickes Knox Mor genthau and McNutt, plus a Salem Oregon motor vehicle registration drop report.
A crossword style puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include military explorer and zodiac section terms. many entries like Entertain and Nickel symbol appear, plus Spanish and Latin origin words, and various abbreviations.
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