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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1944
Page
11
The Ankara report suggests Turkey could act as a Balkan front, with a powerful armed force and Lend-Lease equipment aiding the Allies. Yet public skepticism persists about motives and the desire for a quick postwar share of the spoils, should Turkey join the conflict.
The piece discusses a clash led by War Production Board chair Donald Nelson with the War and Navy departments and the War Manpower Commission over when to begin converting war industries to peacetime use. Nelson argues for immediate start to avoid paralysis, while officials warn of labor shortages and ongoing war needs.
A distorted OCR fragment cites Psalm 3 7 and invokes themes of salvation and liberty for the nation. It references enemies and a divine blessing on the people, with garbled words suggesting a public or religious context.
The piece notes delays in transferring 300,000 tires bought from Latin America to civilians, with Rubber Development and Defense Supplies governing the price and stock. It also covers a Rostow Hull leak episode and mentions political intrigue around President Roosevelt's reelection efforts and Pat and Mike O Daniel’s army postings near Washington.
War correspondent Ernie Pyle accompanies U S infantry on a raid through a ruined Normandy street. The march proceeds under rain and shellfire with cautious, disciplined movement. Soldiers, not heroes, endure fear and fatigue as they advance one by one, prioritizing cover and mutual aid.
A reader seeks guidance on stopping family jealousy over money and balancing relations with envious brothers. Brandeis argues love cannot be bought, urges kindness, and stresses that relatives must earn affection. if troublemakers persist, distance is advised. A 19 year old asks about marrying a 45 year old widower with four children amid parental objections.
Ben Ames Williams presents Ellen Harland as a dominant jealous figure in Leave Her To Heaven a tragedy of possessiveness and deception set around husband Richard Harland and his brother. Harry Brown’s A Walk in the Sun follows a war weary platoon in Italy with sharp dialogue and human fear, while other crime tales unfold through Detective Campbell and a string of killings in a wartime suspenseful mix.
Puzzle clues list various military terms and related abbreviations. Includes references to the 61st Division, sun god, bone, Greek letter, and measures of cloth, with several abbreviations for places and objects.
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