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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
5
Rescue squads fire fighters and air raid precaution workers dig through rubble near El Camino Real in New Mexico where beds and pillows were left behind and many are believed to be casualties after a night outdoors.
Amarillo High School presents tonight at 8 in the High School Auditorium a concert featuring contest selections for the National High School Band Contest in Waco next month. The program includes Borodin first movement and Ti Guarany overture, a two minute sight-reading test under student conductor Bill Doherty, and solos duets by Jack Beeman George Wyatt Ray Nutt Clylas Knight plus drum duet David McKinney Victor Hatcher. Oscar Ise directs the band with free admission.
The Claude school district will fund 14 710 for a new gym with 13 153 WPA funds. Alson A. Meredith says the project has WPA approval and will employ 41 workers.
Seattle jurors heard Mrs. Margaret M. Gable recount a 1913 hotel pursuit by attorney Jay C. Allen and a torn pantomime exit as she seeks 250000 dollars in a breach of promise suit. She described engagement rings, paid bills, and efforts to keep their affair secret amid Allen s public life.
INDEPENDENCE MO April 24 Three children were burned to death when flames swept their home. The dead are Robert Jones Jr 12 Judith Jones 8 and Janice Jones 6. Their father Robert E Jones was seriously burned while attempting rescue. the mother Mrs Jones escaped with Caroline 10. The blaze was blamed on defective wiring and trapped the children as the family slept.
Acting Prime Minister Arthur Fadden urged the Labor Party to join a national government after Greece setbacks. He warned no party can win the war alone and called for shared responsibility as Labor critics pressed the government's stance on overseas service. Prime Minister Menzies, in London, anticipated Labor criticism and defended aid to Greece.
C G Fallon, president of the Australian Labor Party, says no emergency federal executive meeting is likely, signaling the party will not join a national government and plans to attack war policy at a special May Parliament meeting.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with families will view a sound movie of the new defense army at 8:30 PM in Odd Fellows Hall. Army recruiting officer Sergeant Short will present the program. Refreshments will be served.
German bombers blasted Plymouth for the third successive night, burning parts of the port town. The raid lasted half as long as Tuesday night but matched its fury with a heavy blast of high explosives over a wide area. Many inhabitants, fearing the third raid, had taken precautions.
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