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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1942

Page

6

Germans Try To Hasten Jap Attack On Russia

The Axis partners Japan and Germany distrust each other and Germans tried to push Japan toward attacking Russia in Siberia. Tokyo viewed Nazi plans as a bid to divide Russian forces while Japan focused on consolidating Pacific positions and resisting German influence. Observers note Japan acts in its own interests, timing actions to Western strength.

Russia Robert J. Bellaire Rio DE Janeiro Japan Germany Tokyo Pearl Harbor Wopa South Pacific Ott Pacific

O Daniel on brisk Panhandle tour and newspaper takedown

Senator O Daniel zig zags across the Panhandle visiting Claude Borner Dumas Canyon and Floy dada for night speeches while reporters from Dallas News Fort Worth Star Telegram and Associated Press ride along. He says newspapers are unfair and notes 475 000 votes in the first primary. The piece explains Texas election returns and the role of the Texas Election Bureau.

Lewis Nordyke W. Lee O'Daniel Panhandle Claune Borner Dumas Te Dalhart Canyon Floydada James V. Allred Deep East Texas Canton Quitman Sulphur Springs Paris Felix McKnight The Dallas News Bob Hicks Fort Worth Star-Telegram Jack Kreuger Associated Press O'Daniel Amarillo Claude Texas Election Bureau Democratic Senate Democratic Party Commissioners Court Secretary of State Texas Democratic Executive Committee Houston

More Money Distributed to Aged Texans

Austin special report shows the State Department of Public Welfare distributing 3,571,721 dollars this month to 177,822 old age assistance recipients. The move exceeds prior ceilings but follows a monthly allocation of 1,750,000 dollars from state funds. The average grant rose to 20.09 dollars, with 7,599 cases reinvestigated yielding a 6.27 dollar boost for 6,232 recipients and 165 ineligible findings.

Austin State Department of Public Welfare Welfare Department

Presidential primaries test policy loyalties in five states

Five states hold primary voting to test presidential influence and foreign policy stands. In New York delegates for the Democratic convention may reveal Mead and Bennett support plus Roosevelt ties. Idaho Ohio Nebraska voters decide congressional and governor nominees while Arkansas faces a Senate run-off. New Zealand plans to ship 115000 tons of butter abroad this year.

Associated Press New York Idaho Ohio Nebraska Arkansas Roosevelt James M. Mead John J. Bennett, Jr Mead James A. Farley Bennett Thomas F Dewey Toy Herbert Ho Lehman Hatmilton Fish Congress Fish Empire State Pearl Harbor John W Bricker Mm Dus Obio Robert T Secrest Dweight Griswold George W. Norris Chase A. Clark Wiliam Detweiler Thomas D. McDougall C. A. Bottolfsen John Thomas Republica John McClellan Jack Holt New Zealand

Navy transfers Collier Parris to Lubbock substation duties

Collier Parris, former sports editor of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, moved from Dallas navy recruiting to the Lubbock substation under Chief Quartermaster J. E. Calloway after three weeks of training. He becomes yeoman third class and will handle public relations and recruiting tasks alongside a 190 enlistment quota for August. Lubbock plans a reception for 23 members of the Texas Plainsmen Navy Air Squadron Monday before their Amarillo sendoff banquet.

Collier Parris Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Publications U. S. Navy Dallas Navy Lubbock J. E. Calloway L. H. Ridout, Jr Parris Texas Plainsmen Navy Air Amarillo

Dying Man Fires On Enemy In Final Stand

In Australia Aug 11 Sgt Ralph Sam a full blood American Indian gunner on a bomber fired at a Japanese Zero after being mortally wounded and losing his right hand he could no longer operate the guns. He earned the Silver Star posthumously and died days after the mission. Barbados reports 2042 passenger cars and 522 trucks and buses.

Australia Ralph Sam Sam John Hill Texas Barbados

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Urges Bile Flow

A vintage advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate bile flow. It claims daily bile production improves digestion, reduces bloating, and boosts energy, urging readers to buy 10¢ or 25¢ packs.

Carter

Sky-Busters Mustering In For Banquet In Amarillo

The 60 Naval Air Squadron members known as Sky-Busters report to Amarillo to muster for a trip to the University of Georgia and three months of flight training. They’ll be honored at a banquet for 340 guests in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel with a 400-capacity plan. Rex Baxter says reservations cost 1.50 per plate, plus 1.50 per Plainsman sponsored. each will autograph programs.

Texas Plainsmen Herring Hotel Baxter Southwest Wes Izzard E. C. Seaman John McCarty Panhandle Navy Dixie Dice Carton Scales Bob Meuller KGNC KFDA The Globe News

Masonic Supper and Municipal Band Concert Tonight

Newcomers are quickly becoming familiar in Amarillo as events honoring new citizens roll on. Two main happenings tonight start with a free supper for Master Masons and guests at 6 30 at the Municipal Auditorium hosted by local Masonic bodies. At 8 30 the Amarillo Municipal Band, under Robert Louis Barron, closes its summer series in San Jacinto Park, delayed by rain. The paper promotes open house and tours for upcoming days at local military sites and concludes with a note on easy introductions among Amarilloans.

Amarillo Municipal Auditorium Amarillo Lodge, No. 731, A. F. & A. M.; Palo Duro Lodge No. 1239, A. F A.M Royal Arch Masons Knights Templar and Khiva Temple San Jacinto Park

Claim More Ships Sunk BERLIN Aug 11

A German broadcaster said that in three days U boats sank 13 vessels totaling 86,231 tons and a destroyer while damaging 10 merchantmen totaling 48,000 tons and another destroyer. Six ships totaling 41,000 tons and a destroyer were sunk in convoy attacks for England. Some targets were ships from America to Egypt and others near American and West African coasts. The Plainsmen Squadron image features insignias from Harold Bugbee.

Berlin High Command England America Egypt

Soldier Tests May Be Shock For Sergeants

Washington reports that army psychologists analyze private thoughts of soldiers using cast questionnaires. Mass opinion methods, led by Brig Gen Osborn, track rumors and complaints while preserving anonymity to keep a representative cross-section of views before officers. About 98 percent of responses are honest, with two percent deemed frivolous.

Washington F. H. Osborn Sarge

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United States China Wang Ching-Wei Shanghai Eugen Ott MR. O'Daniel U. S Sunday Globe-New Globo-News Display Advertising Department Calomel First National Bank Ameadsering Optometrists Opticians Seventh Ave Masonic Amario Junior Chamber of Commerce Robert Louis Barron E. C. “Red” Black Army Air Forces ‘Technical School Tri-State Fair Grounds East Tenth Avenue Fair Grounds E. H. Underhill Army Air Forces Advanced Shearer Field East Third Avenue P. S. Irvine Pantex Ordnance Plant Chamber of Commerce Pantex Plant Ordnance Chamber Plainsman Harold Bugbee John Furbach Polk Order OF the Golden Rule Blackburn del Monte Kerr KRAFT Armour N. Fillmore
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