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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1943

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Strike Threat Grows Acute Amid Miner Dispute

The War Labor Board plans a three man fact finding panel as John L. Lewis refuses to nominate a labor member. Threat of a 450000 soft coal strike rises as UMW members in Pennsylvania's bituminous fields protest stalled wage talks. Lewis demands a $2 daily wage rise, blocked by the Little Steel wage ceiling.

Washington War Labor Board John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Pennsylvania UMW Lewiss WLB William H. Daviseviously Lewis

Axis Losses In North Africa Decline Reported

A military spokesman said Col. Gen. Jürgen von Arnim concentrated armor to fight British tanks that penetrated Allied lines at North Africa headquarters. The Axis reported 66 000 men killed wounded or captured in North Africa from January to April 15, in official release.

Jurgen von Arnim Allied North Africa Axis

Roosevelt signs 30 day extension of coal control act

President Roosevelt signed a concurrent resolution extending the Guffey bituminous coal control act of 1937 for 30 days to May 26. The extension delays expiration at midnight and allows Congress more time to deliberate on renewal. The act sets minimum prices for soft coal.

Washington WPR Roosevelt Congress

Labor leader faces panel over coal dispute risk

The labor member sitting with industry and public representatives hears evidence and makes recommendations to the board as a coal mine dispute looms. Lewis summoned the UMWA international policy committee in New York to decide miners action after a 30 day truce with operators ends April 30. Lewis has outraged the board by stating it is packed against labor and may skip the first panel hearing while staying at his hotel.

Labor Lewis UMWA International Policy Committee New York

Soviets Break With Poland

Radio Moscow announced Moscow had severed relations with Poland's government in exile. The note from Foreign Minister Molotov to the Polish ambassador cited the move amid Poland's demand for an International Red Cross probe into alleged Nazi propaganda claims of 10 000 Polish troops killed in Russia, denounced as aiding Nazi aims to divide the United Nations.

London Radio Moscow Soviet Union Poland Viacheslav Molotov International Red Cross Russia United Nations

German Counter Attacks Probed Front in Caucasus

Moscow April 26 German forces pressed counter attacks in the Kuban delta of the western Caucasus but halted by heavy losses and no major engagements were reported. Scouting on almost all fronts continued with minor actions as the mid day communique noted.

Moscow Kuban Caucasus

Five Die As Santa Fe Section Crew Crash Near Cardenas

A Santa Fe accident near Cardenas New Mexico killed five section crewmen and seriously injured a sixth when a motor car crashed into a coal car pushed by a locomotive. The victims were L A McManus Satero Florez Gregario Baca Geronimo Gallegos Jose I Sena. The gravely injured Juan Sena was hospitalized in Clovis.

Santa Fe Cardenas N. M L. A. McManus Satero Florez Gregario Baca Geronimo Gallegos Jose I Sena Juan Sena Jose Sena Clovis Fort Sumner Largo Yeso A. L. Sweetland I. D. Phillips Army Air Base McManus The

Unseasonably Warm Easter Weather With Mixed Signals

The report notes strong winds and chilly start with a 74 degree day and 49 degree morning. It mentions Easter crowds, similar bonnet counts, and some Easter egg pains from synthetic eggs. Weather warms with little tonight and strong winds, Abilene hit 98 degrees yesterday.

Abilene

Air Force claims destruction of Japanese planes over Hunan base

Major Gen. Claire L. Chennault announces that five to nine Japanese planes were destroyed when a large enemy fighter formation attacked an advanced base in Hunan Province. Chinese pilots joined Chennault's airmen in combat for the first time.

Chungking Claire L. Chennault 14Th U. S. Air Force Hunan Chennault

Strawberries Rotting in East Texas Declares Abe Mays

Former State Rep. Abe Mays of Atlanta Texas told Governor Coke R Stevenson that strawberries and dewberries are rotting in East Texas due to a sugar shortage. He issued the notice in Austin on April 26.

Austin Texas Abe Mays Atlanta lGov Coke R. Stevenson

12 Million Tires Soon

Jeffers, a railroad president, inspects the Monsanto synthetic rubber plant in Port Neches Texas and forecasts the area will produce the most synthetic rubber in the nation within months. He expects 5 000 000 Victory tires by Jan 1 1944 in addition to 7 000 000 pre war tires, aiming for 12 000 000 tires annually by 1944 to keep rubber tires moving.

Monsanto Jeffers Texas Gulf Coast United States Port Neches Texas

Navy denies Ranger sunk after German claims

The Navy rejected Berlin radio reports that the aircraft carrier Ranger was torpedoed and sunk in the North Atlantic. A Navy spokesman said no US carrier has been sunk or damaged in any ocean, reaffirming the Ranger’s safety amid wartime claims. Meanwhile in Windsor Ontario about 15,000 Ford of Canada workers returned to jobs after a four day stoppage.

Washington Navy Ranger North Atlantic United States Berlin Windsor Ont Ford Motor Co Canada Dominion

Byrnes May Become Assistant President

Early Senate approval was predicted for a civilian supply agency measure described by Senator Taft as a step toward giving James F. Byrnes authority to act as an assistant president. The bill would separate civilian supply from the War Production Board and grant Byrnes final say on disputes among Army Navy and other agencies. Senator Maloney said he would try to bring the measure up this week.

Washington Senate Taft Republican Ohio James F. ‘Byrnes WPB Donald Nelsop War Production Board Army Navy Byrnes Senator Maloney Connecticut Supreme Court

Delay in Senate draft exemptions bill persists

Secretary Stimson opposes blanket exemptions for fathers as Senate action on the measure is postponed to next week. Senator Johnson will delay further moves until Monday while Senator Wheeler plans an amendment to bar pre Pearl Harbor fathers from 1943. Stimson cites Selective Service data showing about six million deferments tied to having children.

Washington Stimson Senate Johnson Colorado Wheeler Montana Senate Military Affairs Committee War Department Selective Service System

Germans Die Swinging Steel in Tunisian Hill Battle

Bodies of SS Stormtroopers were found among about 200 Germans killed in bayonet fighting atop Djebel Garci near Tunis. British Eighth Army clashed with a German force that included Stormtroopers outside Europe for the first time, as German attempts to hold the bridgehead continued with fierce infantry combat.

Eighth Army Tunisia U.P Djebel Garci Europe Eighth Hitler Tunisian

Sub Sinks Ship Survivors Landed In New York

Survivors of a medium sized United States merchant vessel torpedoed and sunk by an enemy submarine in the North Atlantic in mid March have been landed in New York City the Navy reported.

Washington United States North Atlantic New York City Navy

Weather after tonight and Tuesday morning in Texas area

Weather notes show little temperature change tonight and Tuesday morning for Amarillo and vicinity and West Texas with no major shifts in New Mexico. Temperatures in the past 24 hours reached a high of 74 and a low of 49 with 82 at noon today. Reshingle and repair offered by John Maynard Lumber Co. at 800 W. 5th.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Allied push advances toward Tunis Bizerte corridor

Allied forces report rapid progress in Tunisia with U S Army Corps reaching three miles east of Sidin Sir and 10 miles from Mateur while Tunis Bizerte routes loom. North of Sedjenane American forces seize Djebel Nechat el Mazi as French units move to tighten mountain positions amid tough terrain.

Toubellat Tunis-Bizerte Port du Fahs Zaghouan Bou Ficha von Arnim U. S. Army Sidi n’Sir Mateur Tunis Bizerte Djebel Nechat el Mazi Sedjenane

French forces reach three miles from Pont Du Fahs

A Paris radio communique aired from Algiers reports French forces advancing to a position just over three miles from Pont Du Fahs, the Tunisian stronghold held by Germany, as of April 26.

London Algiers Pont du Fahs

Allied gains in Tunisia drive back German positions

British and American forces push along the Tunisian front taking key hills including Djebel Mansour and Djebel Terhouna. The Eighth Army captures 50 prisoners while French forces seize heights near Pont Du Fahs and advances threaten the Medjez el Bab area. Allied air and ground actions cause German tank losses and destroy several enemy aircraft.

America Second Bizerte Tunis Tunisia Mateur Due Beja-Mateur Cape Serrat First Army Madjez el Bab Bou Arada Eighth Enfidaville Djebel Mansour Djebels Artogu el Tanech Bou Krin Menaesir Edjebel Grand Dorsal Five Hills Eighth Army Djebel Terhouna Pont du Fahs Algiers Associated Press German Africa Corps Goubellat Medjeb-El-Bab Medjez-El- Bab Sidi N'Sir Heidous Djebel Tanngouche

Confederate Memorial Day Observances Across States

The article recalls Confederate Memorial Day observed by Alabama Georgia Florida and Mississippi with simple rites while other states hold their events on different dates. It notes that only about 300 veterans remain and about 10 000 widows. most veterans live in Confederate soldiers homes as memory of the Civil War endures.

Atlanta Alabama Georgia Florida Mississippi Texas Carolinas Arkansas Virginia Louisiana Tennessee Jefferson ‘Davis

Bond Campaign In Final Week In Amarillo

Amarillo enters the last week of the Second War Loan drive with a Saturday cutoff for April sales of about 6 million dollars sought to back U S troops and curb inflation. Interstate Theaters in Amarillo report major bond push as Jack King buys 14000 in war bonds through the Amarillo National Bank, with Joe Pendleton’s team credited for the sale.

Amarillo Uncle Sam Paramount Theater Priday Amarillo Army Air Field Jack King Dallas Amarillo National Bank Joe Pendleton Bob McDonald KGNC KFDA Invest

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