Rising U S Axis Tensions Deepen Over Consulate Closures
The Associated Press reports Germany protested U S closing of German consulates as Nazi anger grows. Washington accuses German actions of provocation while Berlin warns of “necessary measures” and Germany blocks payments amid broader military moves in North Africa and the Middle East.
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Argosies of the Skyways Or Swift Death by Bombs
A Washington sourced feature argues America holds a helium monopoly centered in Amarillo and envisions vast lighter-than-air ship programs. It notes congressional funds and Navy orders for blimps, and urges Panhandle residents to recognize helium’s strategic potential and Amarillo’s plant role.
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Amarillo Girl and Shamrock Van Die in Panhandle Crashes
Two traffic deaths occurred on Panhandle roads with Lucille Betty 18 and John Blake 57 killed in separate crashes near Amarillo and Shamrock. The incidents raised the regional death toll to 43 for the year, with Blake’s car hitting an underpass on Highway 66 west of Shamrock. Survivors include Blake’s wife and seven sons, several sisters and relatives. A third victim, ten-year-old Rodney Wilson, remained in serious condition after being struck at the east edge of Shamrock.
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North Bryan Street
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Third Avenue
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Blake
Leal
Allen
Tommy Ernest
J. W. Floyd
Robert Blake
Cecil Blake
Ogden
Utah
Alice Blake
L. W. Purcell
Ada Cates
Lester Parrish
Emma Beck
Washington
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Hollis
Oklahoma
Sician
Northwest Texas Hospital
Morgan
Adrian
Willie Smith
Johnson Street
Mr. Morgan
Miss Betty
Blackburn-Shaw
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Samuel J. Betty
C. E. Betty
R. Q. Betty
Emma Clift
Rodney Wilson
G. H. Wilson
Grove
Okla
General Hospital
Radio location called Britain’s best kept war secret
London reports Britain officially reveals radio location a wartime defense against German raids. Air Chief Marshal Sir Philip Joubert explains how electric waves detect approaching aircraft while 24 hour watch keeps distant outposts. The device boosted RAF efficiency and contributed to the lull in German activity. A Texas attorney general candidate Gerald C. Mann to speak at an outdoor rally after the Joe Louis Billy Conn fight.
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Putterer About Gardens Talks Tonight in Amarillo
Harry R. O'Brien, Ohio State professor and garden writer, lectures at Amarillo College Auditorium tonight under the Amarillo Garden Club sponsorship. His talk titled Idle Thoughts of a Dirt Gardener targets amateur gardeners and yard enthusiasts with insights from years of personal gardening and writing. Attendance is 25 cents, with a luncheon at the Amarillo Country Club earlier today adding local and out of town attendees.
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Amarillo College
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O’brien
Ohio State University
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Columbus
Ohio
Garden Club
Joe Jenkins
O'Brien
Wales Madden
Amarillo Country Club
Macon Carder
Victim Improves Slightly After Fatal Highway Crash
W R Holcomb of Edes Colp was reported somewhat better but still very serious at the United States Veterans Hospital. The Colorado man was among three killed when a highway crash south of Dumas occurred a week ago Sunday.
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Edes Colp
United States Veterans’ Hospital
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Dumas
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Southwest Regions
The Amarillo Daily News reports partly cloudy warm conditions for Wednesday in Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas and New Mexico areas are largely fair with a chance of scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms, higher elevations mostly affected in the afternoons and evenings.
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U S Completes Case Against U Boat Attack
The United States declares its case against Germany for sinking the Robin Moor complete. Officials indicate a stern protest will follow as deposits from survivors are reviewed and final action nears. Roosevelt orders asset freezes and consulate closures amid mounting tensions. One man at Ellis Island slashes wrists after detention.
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German Library of Information
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Trans-Ocean News Service
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Trans-Ocean
Ellis Island
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Bronn
U.S. Bars German Nationals From Leaving Nation
The United States directs border and transport officials to prevent any German national from leaving the country pending compliance with the executive order freezing foreign funds. The move ties to yesterday’s step closing German consulates and expelling agency personnel, with no German allowed to depart until assurances cover the freezing order.
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United States
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Mr Collman Pegs Breeze For Golfers
Weather expert Mr Collman claims to have pegged the wind to the southwest for the Texas PGA out at Country Club. He notes the wind should stay southwest to dry the Panhandle and bring warm, dry conditions for the tournament, with rain unlikely unless the wind shifts again.
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Trinity River
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Country Club
Mr. Collman
Panhandle
Romanian Government Moves Staff From Bucharest
Reuters reports from Ankara that the Romanian government has moved office staffs from Bucharest to the countryside. The Soviet minister to Romania has left for Moscow.
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