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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1940

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Finnish Forces Hold Front as Red Army Retreats on Lake Kianta

Finnish ski patrols penetrate central Finland to encircle fleeing Red troops after a crushing 163rd division loss on Lake Kianta. Murmansk rail lines suffer multiple bombings by Finnish forces. reports also cite bombings of Liinahamari and Dagö Island bases with possible British involvement. Hoover transfers aid funds to Finnish relief. fighting shifts toward Lake Ladoga region with Karelia quiet and Hanko air raids noted.

Lake Kianta Russia Red Army Copenhagen Finland Lake Kiantam Divi Rea Murmansk Pekka Nieme Lake Kianta Iles Bergen Norway Liinahamari Dagoe Déesel Estonia Ussr Aftenavis Helsinki Hanko Baltic Turku Lake Lacoga Karelan

Little Due To Seek Reelection May Run For Senate

Amarillo State Representative G. H. Jack Little is near certain to seek reelection and run for the Senate to succeed Senator Clint Small. Curtis Douglas of Panhandle is weighing another bid, while Rep. Max Boyer and Rep. Gene Worley are also discussed as possible candidates. Speaker Emmett Morse may visit Amarillo for talks with Little, who supported Morse for speaker.

Little Douglass Senate G. H Jack) Little Amarillo Curtis Douglas Panhandle Small Rep. Little Max Boyer Perryton Gene Worley Shamrock Senator Small Austin Emmett Morse Houston Rep. Morse Boyer Worley House Clint C. Small Curtis Douglass

Texas Ranchmen Look for Best Year in Decade

Texas ranchers forecast 1940 to be the best year in a decade with strong grass on ranges and favorable conditions in the Panhandle and Canadian River Valley. Officials from the Cattle Raisers, Soil Conservation, and local agents cite snow, rain, and plentiful feed as boosting cattle and wool markets, while fears of hog production temper price optimism.

Texas Panhandle Area J. T. Sneed Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, Inc M. T. “Hap” Johnson The Panhandle Livestock Association Trangelands H. H. Finnell Soil Conservation Service Plains Canadian River Valley Clyde Carruth Hutchinson County Panhandle Wichita Falls F. L. Britton Lubbock Associated Press San Angelo Odessa Corpus Christi King Ranch al Kleberg

Nose Icicles Up Inside Finns Rally Amid Arctic Blizzard

James Aldridge reports from Petsamo Front as a Baltic winter grips the Arctic. A Finnish patrol of four plans a foray toward a Russian supply base under brutal cold and blizzard conditions. The frost bites breaths, noses ice, and troops press on despite lethal cold and darkness.

James Aldridge Petsamo Arctic Circle

National Guardsmen Prevent Lynching After Slaying

Gov. Hugh White ordered National Guardsmen to Meadville Mississippi as a posse of about 75 surrounded a black man wanted for the murder of a white man and wounding two others. Deputy Herring said the mob would lynch him anyway. two homes were shot at during the surge.

Meadville Miss Hugh White National Grahame Herring Knoxville Herring Hillard Hall Franklin County

Amarillo Area Weekend Weather Outlook

Partly cloudy in Amarillo and vicinity with little temperature change. West Texas west of 100th meridian remains cloudy with minimal temperature shift. New Mexico shows increasing high clouds and a touch of light rain or snow in the extreme northwest, with little overall temperature change. Yesterday's Amarillo temperature highs and lows noted, precipitation trace over the past 24 hours ending 4 PM yesterday.

Amarillo West Texas 100Th Meridan New Mexico Lures Pam Crete

No Glamor for Stenographers in Springfield Cleanup Move

In Springfield health and safety department steno staff report for work with pale faces as Commissioner J. A. Van Nattan enforces a permanent ban on rouge lipstick and red polish to de glamorize city hall. He says lipstick cracks lips when outdoors and cites the cleanup drive.

Springfield Ill U.P City Health and Safety Department J. A. van Nattan van Nattan

Industry at Close of 1939 Matched 1929's Best Quarter

Secretary Hopkins reported that industrial activity in the last quarter of 1939 matched the best quarter in 1929 with Christmas trade the strongest since 1929. He cited inventory readjustment, higher payrolls, farm price gains, steady construction, and increased capital commitments as factors influencing future activity.

Washington Hopkins

Jones Urging New Airships

Chairman Jones of Texas introduced two bills in the House agriculture committee calling for federal cooperation in lighter-than-air craft. One bill would provide 15 million dollars for two airships three airship purchases and personnel training. The other would form the American Airship Corporation to coordinate with the airship industry headed by the Civil Aeronautics Authority administrator.

Washington Jones Texas House Agriculture Committee American Airship Corporation Civil Aeronautics Authority

Snow Stalls North Plains Roads Amid Panhandle Cold

Heavy snow fell 10 miles west of Dumas toward Dalhart and Hartley while light flurries appeared near Spearman Perryton Guymon Okla and Wichita Falls. Amari ll o recorded 26 degrees with fog and a chilly Panhandle forecast continued cloudy and cold.

London North Texas North Plains Dumas Dalhart Hartley Spearman Perryton Guymon Okla Wichita Falls Amarillo Panhandle Texline Childress Kansas City Omaha Neb St. Joseph Des Moines Iowa U. S. 66 Tulsa Galveston Houston Temple Palestine Lufkin Saltillo Fort Worth Dallas

Stock Show Catalog Responds To Advertising Solicitation

Amarillo Fat Stock Show officials called the catalog ad solicitation gratifying as it funds the annual livestock show. The event opens March 4 and copy is sent to printers promptly to cut catalog costs and maximize net proceeds for expenses. Merchants and cattlemen are urged to submit copy soon.

Amarillo

Unusual Offer Unusual Results Ford Coupe Ad

Offer highlights a 1939 DeLUXE FORD Coupe with easy payments and a quick sale. The ad notes the car is gone and credits Globe-News Want Ads for the fast result, urging daily checks and listing the Want Ad Headquarters dial number.

Globe-News

Jackson Day Dinners Are Not Faithful Says Vandenberg

Senator Vandenberg wrote Democratic Chairman Farley that Jackson Day dinners should honor the 1835 precedent of extinguishing the national debt. He criticized current events as a far cry from the original Jacksonian ideal and noted a $100-a-plate dinner amid debate over deficits.

Washington Vandenberg Michigan James A. Farley Washington Globe New Orleans Jackson Day Old Hickory

Romanian Front Tensions Rise as Fortifications Expand

Bucarest reports intensified work on fortifications near the Soviet frontier amid Romania's vow to defend Bessarabia and Bucovina to the last man. Troops shift back from Bessarabia as Finland's resistance is noted, while fears of multi-front attacks from Hungary and Bulgaria grow. A Soviet Bulgaria trade pact is also cited, stressing shipping terms with no political clauses.

George Tatarescu Rumania Bessarabia Bucovina Russia Red Army Pruth Bucharest Finland Hungary Bulgaria Transylvania Carpathians Europe Italy Yugoslavia Romania Dobruja Bessarabian Balkans Kremlin Black Sea

Flora Finch Dies in Hollywood Silent Film Star

Flora Finch a leading silent film comedienne died at Good Samaritan Hospital from blood poisoning.

Flora Finch Hollywood Comediennes Good Samaritan Hospital

On His Way To Finland

An ambulance delivered Rex Barroni, 56, to Taylor Hospital after being hurled across a highway by a car. He suffered minor bruises though doctors said he might have been killed without his heavy clothing layers that protected him.

Philadelphia Taylor Hospital Rex Barroni

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Piel Finn New York Herbert Hoover Finnish Relief Fund Lewis T. Nordyke Plainview Claude Witherspoon W. L. Pier Fort Worth National Bank Paul Russell South Texas FDR Congress Lieut Arctic Hoyhenjaervi No Man's Land Leutenant National Defense Treasury Roosevelt Rep. Gurney South Dakota Answer Taft Ohio Chicago Rep Rayburn Byrnes South Carolina Blc PS Ee Ee Defense Ee Farm Cnet National Guardsmen Phillip Shell J. W. Shell Red Prestige Moscow
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