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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1943
Page
5
Page Three of the Amarillo Globe News announces publication details and staff roles. The note lists Howe as president and publisher and John McCarty as associate publisher with contact lines for the business and circulation departments.
The American Red Cross cautions relatives of missing service men to dismiss Axis short wave broadcasts purporting to give prisoner information. False or misleading data are used to undermine American morale.
Edward Stettinius named under secretary of state as Roosevelt signals a practical, business-friendly shift. Hull remains an international free trade advocate, and a broad postwar economic plan may center on global trade. Critics note lingering New Deal allies and mixed signals from aides and agencies.
Dorothy Thompson lauds Churchill's two hour parliamentary address as a milestone of political liberty. The article praises his candor and accountability to Parliament, contrasts it with autocratic rule, and notes the British system's elasticity and citizen oversight.
In a tense scene on the Holman grant, Tubac Jones spars with Deckerman and Stampede Hog figures over grazing rights. Jones asserts stronger claims, threatens to defend his claim, and a scar-faced man enters as tensions rise and an arrest request is made.
In a tense exchange at the Holeman grant dispute, Lot Deckerman and Stampede Hogan's Cattle clash with Sheriff as accusations fly over illegal entry fraudulent possession and stock threats. Jones argues the bank holds the grant in trust for Sam Holeman heirs and has leased it for six years amid mounting tensions.
Ernie Pyle recalls the Midwest wind as a symbol of eternity and recalls a childhood fear of snakes sparked by a blue racer on a Iowa farm. He narrates a memory of his mother punishing him for crying while his father plowed, linking roses, a pocketknife, and a snake to a family tale told for years.
The Balkan front tightens as Allies advance in Italy with Naples reportedly under siege. Hitler fears invasion of the Balkans while Yugoslav guerrillas claim German retreats and heavy fighting flares along the Dalmatian coast.
A compilation of quotes from Stalin to Baruch notes Soviet citizens funding the war, China’s morale, feared enemy agents in the U.S., Allied resolve after Dieppe, labor’s patriotism, and U S leaders praising Allied resilience. The remarks stress production, bonds, and home front effort as key to victory across theaters.
Radio schedules for NBC and Blue networks list programs from 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. including Fred Waring Life With Fred Brady and News by Air. The piece ends with a quote from John Green of the Marine and Ship Building Workers CIO declaring that ceasing war material production would prove mental bankruptcy and unfitness to lead Americans.
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