Five Hurt In Head On Crash at Western Avenue Canyon Highway
Five persons injured in a two-vehicle head on collision at Western Avenue and Canyon Highway at 2 15 yesterday afternoon. J C Birdwell and wife, Mrs J C Birdwell, Mrs W M Gibson, Mrs B C Birdwell, and J R Webster were treated. two vehicles, one a Santa Fe brakeman's car, were demolished. Mrs Birdwell unconscious for hours.
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Russians Report Division Wiped Out in Center Push
Soviet bulletins claimed the central front held while German divisions were crushed near Lepel and Borisov, with 15,000 men killed or wounded. Moscow said German air power avoided direct combat, and Stalin met with Britain’s Cripps as Berlin touted large prisoner captures and encirclements.
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War Chest in United States Defense Budget Grows
Senate debates a Northern Ireland naval base claim and a rising defense fund. President Roosevelt asks Congress for about 4.77 billion for the army as total defense and lease lend funds approach 60 billion. Secretary Morgenthau signals tax reexamination while measures seek greater draft and national guard authority.
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Harvest Dispute Delays Wheat Harvest Across States
Texas seeks to use Oklahoma combines but Oklahoma trucking firms demand hauling work. Oklahoma truckers refuse to loan equipment, while Texas resists waiving license fees to allow Oklahoma truckers. The Panhandle faces a difficult 1941 wheat gathering season with new crop estimates and farm news inside.
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Defense Stamps Draw Tourists To Post Offices
Postmasters spark a tourism gimmick with defense stamps. A traveler buys a two cent stamp in each town and writes the town name under the stamp, starting in Amarillo and aiming toward California from Amesburg Massachusetts. Other postmasters in New Mexico and Dalhart join in.
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Weather summary for Amarillo and Southwest regions
Fair and mild in Amarillo with little temperature change. West Texas and New Mexico expect Friday and Saturday cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms, warmer in the north and central portions, cooler northward. Temperature readings show highs around the mid 80s and a low near 40.
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Limit of 27 Approved In House Strike Power Cut
The House passed a draft deferment bill limiting military training to men under 28 after removing broad presidential power to manage defense strikes. The measure, 159 to 97, now goes to the Senate which already backed discretionary deferment for older men and allowed presidential plant takeover.
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FDR Seeks Funds for Iceland Legation and Arctic Gear
President Roosevelt may ask Congress to fund a minister to Iceland and legation costs as diplomatic ties with Reykjavik are pursued. A new Arctic supply push accompanies American military occupation plans, including skis, snow shoes, toques, and blankets for Iceland and Greenland deployments.
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Earthquake Strikes Chile Arica Region at Dawn
A strong earthquake was felt in the Arica region of Northern Chile at dawn today. No immediate reports of casualties or serious damage were provided.
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Olton Invites Rodeo Guests Parade In Amarillo
Lamb County boosters arrive in Amarillo by motorcade for an Olton rodeo goodwill visit. The group plans a breakfast and a short program in front of the Amarillo Hotel near Polk Street around 11 o clock.
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Amarillo Welcomes Its First Woman Taxi Driver
Amarillo's Gladys Wilmeth, 34, becomes the city's first woman taxi driver for Triple A Taxi Company. She joined after responding to a help wanted ad and trained amid a growing national trend of women entering taxi work due to wartime manpower shortages.
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