Allied pressures in Norway and European fronts widen
Reports from Oslo and London describe Allied responses to German advances in Norway, with battles near Dombaas Stoeren railroad and Andalsnes while German air and ground operations progress elsewhere. Britain and Italy discuss resuming talks as Norway's government pledges continued resistance with Allied aid amid political tensions at home.
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War Office
Andalsnes
Molde
Trondheim
Gudbrandsdale
Dombas
Storen
Norway
Dombaas- Stoeren
Britain
Germany
Narvik
Labor Front
Robert Ley
Rome-Berlin
Cologne
Rome
Dino Alfieri
Bernardo Attolico
Attolico
Alfieri
Vatican
London
Italy
Lord Halifax
Giuseppe Bastianini
Halvdan Koht
Carl J. Hambro
Chamberlain
The
Vosges
Hjerkin
Oslo
Otta
Oester
Roros
Nore Way
France
Governor race shifts as Thompson withdraws for Congress
The Panhandle contest reshapes with Farmer Jim Ferguson entering alongside O'Daniel, Ferguson, Sadler and Hines as leading contenders. Eight candidates now seek Congress from Shamrock to Childress including Worley, Miller, Cade, Goodrich, Wells, Zimmerman, Elizey, and Harp. Thompson's exit hints at a governor bid with observers split on outcomes.
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O’daniel
Ferguson
Jerry Sadler
Harry Hines
Thompson
Congress
Gene Worley
Shamrock
Dusty Miller
Jim Cade
Amarillo
Lewis Goodrich
Deskins Wells
Wellington
Dennis Zimmerman
Tulsa
Tom Elizey
Perryton
Allen Harp
Childress
Worley
Harp
Texas House
Austin
Ernest O. Thompson
Panhandle
W. Lee O'Daniel
Miriam A
Ma” Ferguson
Albert L. Derden
Sadler
O'Daniel
Texas Publisher Defends Support for Garner in Ickes Letter
Fort Worth publisher Amon G. Carter replies to Harold Ickes saying Texas voters are capable of acting for themselves and denies Garner for President aims to defeat Roosevelt. He asserts Texas will seek equal treatment and rejects the pie-counter taunt. The piece also notes Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra closes season with two conductors and a guest artist.
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Lewis
Ernest O. Th
Amarillo
Texas Railr Missioner
Amari
Congress
Fort Worth
Amon G. Carter
Harold Ickes
Texas
Carter
Ickes
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Carter and Associates
Wisconsin
John Garner
Roosevelt
United States
Illinois
Union
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Ravel
Grofe
Grace Thompson
Albuquerque Civic Symphony
University of New Mexico
B. B. Holland
Walter Keller
New Mexico University
Junior Symphony
George Andelson
Junior Symphony Parents’ Association
Paramount Theater
KGNC
George Tucker
Thompson
Municipal Auditorium
Keller
New York
Julliard School
Grace E. Hamilton
Tyler Street
Miss Hamilton
Pretty Co Ed Earns Way by Selling Pools
Dolly Vaughn funds her University of California education by selling swimming pools. She demonstrates the pools in a readable bathing suit and poses with a figure, while majoring in psychology at the university.
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Los Angeles
Dolly Vaughn
University of California
Dolly
Inaugural Ceremony to Be Open Air If Rain Falls
The inauguration planned for next January 20 will be held outdoors regardless of rain. Four years ago President Roosevelt and thousands of spectators faced a heavy January shower on the east steps of the Capitol, prompting the decision to keep the event outdoors.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
River Road Club Meeting Set for Wednesday Afternoon
River Road Home Demonstration Club will meet at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. W. B. Gilbert on Wednesday afternoon.
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River Road Home Demonstration Club
W. B. Gilbert
Relief burdens a third of New York's population
Welfare Commissioner William Hobson reported that about one third of New York's 7 million people were on relief from 1934 to 1939. Federal, state and local funds totaled 1.807 billion dollars to aid the needy. Neely-Greenhill Agey, for Insurance.
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New York
William Hobson
Hobson
Weather Digest for Amarillo West Texas and New Mexico
Amarillo and vicinity fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. West Texas partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, warmer Tuesday and southeast portion to night. New Mexico partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperature extremes past 24 hours ending 6 30 A M. Max 74, min 41. Temperature at noon today 72.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
New Mexico
Supreme Court approves government labor purchase power
The Supreme Court ruled the federal government has unrestricted power to produce supplies and set terms for needed purchases. Justice Black wrote that the ruling dismisses a challenge by seven steel companies to a Labor Department order fixing minimum wages for contracts with the government. Justice McReynolds dissented without opinion.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Black
Labor Department
Justice McReynolds
You Pay for Three Homes in a Lifetime Ad
Why not own a home now and let rental checks pay for it. Read Globe News Want Ads for Amarillo's best available home values and opportunities.
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Globe News
Amarillo
Census Call Scheduling Prompt for Household Details
The notice asks for the street address and preferred call time for a Census Enumerator. It requests the date and hour of contact and inquires about roomers or servants to be listed. It aims to capture all residents and living arrangements for accurate enumeration.
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Amon Carter
Jim Fergusons
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Russia
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Russell Stationery Co
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Merz
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Richard A. Bolt
the Globe
River Road Club
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Oliver-Eakle
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