Germans Arrest Czech Premier During Emergency Clampdown
Berlin reports Czech Premier Berg, Mole Bias was arrested on charges of high treason as six Moravian districts in the German protectorate imposed a state of emergency. Prosecution cites preparations for acts against the Reich. In London, reports describe heightened alert and troop movements linked to Czech resistance and saboteur activity, with officials promising official explanations.
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Assurant Press
Berlin
Berg
Wis
Geran
Bn- Vremig-Moraria
Depuy Reich
Rety- Lard Géydrich
Tand
Cierman
Henoriet Himmter
Konstgnutt von Neurath
von Neurath
Bruesta
Hishdo
Mechrich-Osiew
Hepdrich Caliee
Emil Hecba
Protectorate
Lonpon
Creete
Salletties
Loblde
Shniwilanys
Guiput
Btu
Sinvakla
Vai
London
Geresytent
Ang
Hitler
Moravia
Loodén
Skoda
Amanito District Council Beers Session Meeting Notice
The Amanito District Council will hold a session at the Capitol Hotel today at 12 o clock. Charles HL Youle, chairman, will preside. The Department of Commerce notes permit supply blocks and related nonproximate details.
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Plano Zslatano Council
Capitol “Hotel
Charles HL Youle
Amanito Distrot
Uae
Department of Commerce
Daniel Backs Constitution in Broadcast Appeal
Washington on September 23 Daniel Backs Constitution pledging defense of constitutional government in the United States. He warned against police officials becoming masters and urged citizens to seek full facts to guide judgment, expressing faith in the American citizenry and the need to avoid evading the Constitution.
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Washington
Ste
Lee D'Daniel Waren
United Bates
Quantel Call
Texas
Senor
Gonaltgstin
O'Deniel
Murderer of Policeman Charles Speaker Sentenced
In Chicago a youth identified as Sawicki was convicted of killing Policeman Charles Speaker last June 25. The jury found him guilty of murder after testimony by state pathologist Dr Harry Hoffman that the defendant was morally guilty. The case included killings of Henry Adlain and Charles Kwa, and the youth had claimed the task impossible and likened it to eating ice cream.
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Chicago
W.ar-Bernard
Ralfeg
Seviehl
Levexr
Fes
Dla
Fies
Joe Lettyelt
Tiny
Murate
Charles Speaker
Harry R. Hoffman
Jie Tame
Bawtcki
Henry Adlain
Mowence
Farmer
St. Charles
Reform School
Charles Kwasluki
Em “Rat
Haldup
Jott Nier 13
Dioldua Atten
Actress's Mother Sought in Dallas Case
Connie Moore, mother of 2 year old in Dallas, is tied to a relief effort after a distressed incident linked to the child. The case involves John Maschio, an actor's agent, with details emerging from Holly Wood reports dated September 24.
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Connie Moore
Holly Wood
Constanet Moore
Dallas
Tex
Bster Pound
Jno Maschio
Baxter State of Chamber Officials at Dallas Meeting
Ambiguous OCR text mentions Rex Baxter, Amarillo, and an advisory committee at a western school. It references security measures for protection and soldiers, but details are unclear due to corrupted source text.
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Baxter
McCallen
Sey
Chamber of
Tiandla Cate Leting
Dallas
Rex Baxter
Amarillo
Tir Reath
Radio Program Grid Highlights Evening Schedule Details
A dense listing of radio programs across stations KGHE and affiliates includes news segments, trading shows, music blocks, morning melodies, and special features. It names various hosts, programs, times, and station references while outlining a wide afternoon to late night lineup with sports, classical, and variety offerings.
Domestic Art Din At Tri-State Fair Verbose Exhibit
A long list details the Tri-State Fair domestic art department entries and exhibitors led by Mrs G Mun. The show features embroidery, needlework, crochet and lace pieces from many exhibitors with numerous category winners and participant names listed across sewing, knitting, and decorative arts.
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Tri-State
Fai
TriState
Gomestic Art Department
Teers Adler
Tor Versen Gree
Wits
Aspley
G . Mun
Eenbroisery
AeChtin
Stephens
Leng Maud Brough
Emproidery Arart
Cocmétius
Henry Bingholter
W. F. McClain
Ralph Dykeman
W. J
Edna Hughes
Yowel
Cornelius
Quartleyaum
Irs
Ons
Vidiz Biebsrl
WJ. Mettals
Embroléuy
Aia EE
Aia EE Quartlahaum, 1. Mrs. 5. 2. Gunter, 2 Needlepoint, “Mfrs. Din” Totinser
K. Gregg
Bee EB Cate
Jono Barton
GuntoKess
Lila Brower
Sis W. J. So. Crain
HL Smith
Mylrile Sastth
Ashan
jSlaugh
Andenon
Belmmeet
Ida “Attaerts
Alawar
Gma Av. Barsoen
McC
John Barton
Ward
C. Willer Smith
Eddle Mina
Nets
John Sutur
J. N. Bullock
Bilge
al Tyan
Saby Afghan
Dod. Anderson
Regs
Trish Ceociset
Moley McGueen
Stra. Harwood
Gat
A.W. Taranod
SB. Drivke Wellss
Coron Packware Zee
B.D. Corpettus
A'R. Vineverd
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Sha H. Ringhuiser
T. H. Smith
Judy Mae Marsh
Dare
Hi. Ringptier
Mildred Scott
Ald Bi Fen
FH. Smith
Dotn x
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L. C_ Scott
Tess
Pinia
John Copie
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Uit
Sid Boston
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Ringhofter
H. McLain
F. R. Gleavinger
Gnild
Ike Davidson
WJ. Spoths
ER Cleavinzer
Hinghorter
Jess Gromney
Nela Sentienims
Mrz
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Austin Welch
Johnson
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Max. A. W. Haroon
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Raymond "Faulkner
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M. N. Smith
Brown Campbell
A. J. Lawley
Ditlita ‘Sanwlag
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Mark Simon
Guandebaum
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J. L.yohnson
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Helen Ann Kroptt
Prominent Hereford Resident Succumbs
Hereford resident A. H. Riliston aged 20 died this morning at his home. Born in Parmersville, he moved to Hereford in 1504 and took part in events at the Cherokee strip in Oklahoma in 1889. He was a pioneer business man and land operator, long active in the First Christian Church and the Masonic Lodge. Survived by his wife, three sons, two daughters, four grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 6 0’clock at the First Christian Church.
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A. H. Riliston
Pionenr
Tom Claude
Parmersville
Finston
Gherokes
Oklahoma
Lit Christian Church
A. H. Ellistar
A. Bilisthn
Pat D
Elitslon
Long Beach
iCalit
Hevel
Denver
Cole
P Barnard, Jr
Marn
Momning
Christian Guuren
ML Rediana
Japs Take Gaangalia City Amid Broad Claims
A shuffled dispatch from Ranghaz reports Japanese forces declaring capture of Gaangalia, capital of Tart Bruvites, with remnants of the Chinese army driven into the hills west of the city. Chinese reports in Shanghai acknowledge Changsha still in Chinese hands as Jap advances push through streets for hours. Separate notes mention Ted Taylor of a radio network affiliating with Me Allen Chamber of Commerce for a highway hookup from Me Allen to Monterrey and Reynosa.
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Sranghaz
Gaangalia
Chungkings
Changsha
Japanie
Shangiai
Taylor
McAllen
Teaas
Anxieu Siafire
Valier
Sass
Fran
Jess Yat
Vocational Ag Youths Plan A Busy Day
Vocational agricultural students in the three state area prepare for a busy day at Tri State Park featuring poultry and dairy judging, project booths, and a banquet. Dairy judging begins at 9 00 with poultry to follow, 14 booths to be judged, and awards announced at the Amarillo Hotel banquet at 7 30.
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Tri-State Park
Hardeman-King
Cmlain
Laneh
Attic
Milton Tarris
Suser
Dimauitt
Clarendon
Sumrocz
Padican
Farwell
Tutia
Groans
Chiliress
White Deer
Banhwaule
Canyon
Amarith
Wil Je
Nation's Largest Maneuvers End In Louisiana War Games
United States Army completed its largest war games with 110000 troops in the field across the northwest Tunisian theater, ending at 445 p.m. CS. General Ben Lear oversaw the third army’s success as 100000 troops moved to wrap up operations and prepare return to posts over the next two weeks.
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Louisiana
Bept
United States Army
Taruk
Ben Lear
Third Army
United States
British Envoy Leaves Japan Suddenly
Sir Trovert Lestis Craigie the British ambassador to Japan left Tokyo with wife and son for Shanghai on a month long leave. He said he expects to return within three months and denied political significance to his departure.
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Japan
Trovert Lestis Craigie
Ensbascador
Menty
Tokyo
Shanghai
United States
Crabb
San Francisco
John Greig Tasham
Singspere
Joseph
Grewsi
Church To Honor City's Firemen
George J Mason executive secretary of the Baptist Fourutice will speak before the Men's Brotherhood of the San Oninio tonight at 8 o'clock. The second grand jury of the firemen will be entertained at the meeting. All firemen off duty at 8 are invited to attend for fellowship and good eats after a banquet.
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George J. Mason
Baplis’ Fourutatice
Wall
San Oneinio
Sus da
Cinto Baptist Church
Tooreing
Italians Quit In Ethiopia
Italian forces at Uolchefit in Ethiopia surrendered after a protracted siege due to food shortages and heavy enemy pressure. The Gondar front saw British actions repelled in places as Italian garrisons, numbering around 4200, faced collapse while others held last stands in regions around Quiguabert and Golytar under Mussolini's regime.
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Ethiopia
Dary
High Command
Comu
Nigué
Garrrison
Atrjeq
Talcherit
Earl Rison
Gondar
Sali
Ueichefit
Stratesio
Gasritons
Quiguabert
Celem
Golytar Steel
Premier Mussoliai
Egat
African’ Empire
Pistol Packing Soviet Women Take Front Posts
Soviet women form a visible part of the Red Army on the front lines and in rear areas. Nurses stenographers telephone operators and clerks support the front, with some serving at dressing stations and in hospitals while others staff civil and auxiliary duties behind the lines. The article notes women in uniforms with white aprons serving in restaurants near Moscow and civilians aiding artillery and logistics, illustrating large wartime roles for women on multiple fronts.
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Hexey C. Casside
Red Army
Drelor
Netnita
Ncesary
Cerry Myn
Crone
Kmat
Moscow Restauranih
Ares
Greenville Veteran's Rites Scheduled
Funeral services for Linda Sage, a Greenville resident, will be held in Greenville. Survived by her husband, with home funeral details and hospital services cited amid a family tribute from Sage and Bovuell Bimbers.
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Linda
Sage
Veterans Hospital
Greenville
Mms
BMPS
Eibeita Sage
Bovuell
Amarillo College Begins Evening Commercial Courses
Amarillo College announces evening commercial courses in mathematics for business and business statistics. Sessions start Tuesday at 7 oclock, with no prerequisite. Classes run two evenings weekly for a year and a half. Tuition is 15 dollars per semester. Those seeking details should contact W. I. Lay at the college via Globe-News Want Ads.
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Perses
Amarilla College
Oelock
W. I. Lay
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