Turkey Denies U S Air Raiders Flew Over Area
Ankara denied German charges that four United States Consolidated Liberator bombers flew over Turkish territory on outward or inward routes during operations against Ploesti and Constanta. Turkish officials said crews said they did not intend to fly over Turkey and that forced landings at Ankara and Arifiye were for safety.
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Soviet Plot Conviction in Ankara Blamed on Gestapo
Tass reports two Russians Pavlov and Kornilov convicted in Ankara for complicity in a bomb plot against German envoy Franz von Papen. Moscow says the verdict stems fromGestapo provocation and strains Soviet Turkish relations. Tass cites protests from Turkish journalists and officials over the perceived sham trial and unjust ruling.
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High Ranking Officers Visit Amarillo Glider School
Maj. Gen. Hubert Harmon commander of Gulf Coast Air Forces Training Center led a group of high ranking air corps officers on an inspection tour of the advance glider school at Ran dolph Field in Amarillo. They arrived by staff transport from San Angelo and spent the night with the school staff after a dinner.
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Randolph Field
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Gulf Coast Center
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Ben Starkley
T. C. Musgrave
Maj
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Air Force Training Command
Leather brief cases for dad
Classified note from the Amarillo paper lists Leather brief cases for dad available at Russell Stationery Company with circulation figures for Amarillo Daily News and Amarillo Globe.
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Demand for Employes At Pantex Emphasized
George H Robertson of Certainteed urged more workers for Pantex Ordnance Plant to be ready by Sept 1. Training needed for plant roles, with travel and subsistence paid. The War Department procedures slow calls, as FBI checks and references verify applicants before placement. Major P S Irvine stressed taxpayer protection and caution.
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FBI
German Hordes Repulsed At Sevastopol Again
Soviet dispatches report heavy German attacks on Sevastopol repelled with losses as 1 000 planes and tanks support renewed efforts. Fresh reserves and intensified artillery battled along the northern defenses, while Kharkov front actions and Orel sector guerrilla punitive efforts also feature in the day’s reports.
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Certain-Teed seeks Amarillo workers in Panhandle tour
Certain-Teed Corporation officials announce a recruitment drive in West Texas with Tom J. Finley and Bill Stubbs to tour principal Amarillo cities. The aim is to fill local job quotas by interviewing applicants who may be reassigned to unexpected roles and to stress patient, proactive hiring. In other news, a British commentator says Tobruk possession is not essential to defend the Egyptian border and Lieut. Gen. Neil M. Ritchie plans to hold the siege fortress.
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Battlefront Briefs From World War II June 19 1942
Urgent American aid rumored in Washington as Churchill seeks help for the Middle East while Libyan garrison braces against German siege guns. British units strike near Tobruk to buy time. Sevastopol resists a Nazi thrust as Soviet forces report heavy tank and infantry pressure. Japanese landings hit Chekiang. Port Moresby raids are challenged by Allied fighters. July air action against Siberia looms.
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China
Critical Defense Housing Designation for Amarillo
Amarillo awaits formal approval in Washington of a critical defense housing designation and construction program for war workers. Rex Baxter reports successful talks with NHA and War Department officials. John Blandford Jr is expected to sign the program in the morning. Housing estimates range from 500 to 2000 units, with builders including Celotex possible to construct 1000 units on designation. Local contractors claim 350 to 400 units could be built every 60 days with material access.
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Washington
Rex Baxter
War Department
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Baxter
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British hold Tobruk line as German siege plans shift
British mobile forces push north from the Egyptian border to disrupt German preparations for an assault on Tobruk. Tobruk fortifies with barbed wire minefields and pillboxes while German heavy guns head toward the Libyan port. RAF raids slow Axis moves as Rommel rumors swirl and observers debate Tobruk’s strategic necessity.
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Barnhill Leaves Potter County Draft Board Post
Gov. Coke Stevenson will appoint a new member to Draft Board No. 1 in Potter County to replace J. R. Barnhill who is leaving after serving as board chairman. Arch Lidia and Guy Saunders remain on the board with the governor seeking recommendations for the vacancy.
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Potter County
J. R. Barnhill
Arch Lidia
Guy Saunders
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Saunders
C. W Furr
Walter Tirvin
Randall County
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Hottest June Teenth in Amarillo History
The city recorded 103 degrees at 5 30 PM marking the hottest June Teenth on record, surpassing the 101 degree high set on June 19 1931. Amarillo logged two straight days above 100 with 101 noted Thursday. Meanwhile local Emancipation Day celebrations featured a double header softball game at Second Avenue and Jefferson Street.
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Capital Keyed For Momentous Decisions Soon
Washington reports say Roosevelt and Churchill meet in secret to decide the war's next moves. Speculation centers on a possible British American invasion of Europe and a large Middle East expedition, with details awaiting White House guidance.
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Gripsholm to Return Americans From Japan and Thailand
The Gripsholm will sail from New York with Japanese and Thailand nationals and exchange passengers for Americans at Lourenco Marques. Top returning officials include Joseph C. Grew former ambassador to Japan and Willys R. Peck former minister to Thailand. Mrs. Grew and Mrs. Peck join them alongside AP reporters Richard C. Wilson and George F. Baxter among others.
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