Hitler Must Strike Anew To Save Prestige
The Russian press questions Germany’s air campaign against Britain and contemplates Hitler’s next move. A renewed air blitz, possible Balkan and Middle East offensives with Italy, and a northern Africa pivot are weighed as Britain’s defense tightens. Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary tensions, and Turkey shape strategic options while Russia remains a looming factor. Meanwhile U.S. observers note German need for decisive, visible action to restore prestige and deter Allied momentum.
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J. W. T. Mason
United Press
Germany
Britain
Hitler
Europe
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Dunkirk
Churchill
Middle East
North Africa
Asia Minor
Balkans
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Italy
Egypt
Suez
Greece
Turkey
Palestine
Dardanelles
Guardsmen See Face of Stuka in Louisiana War Drill
A wartime training near Cravens, Louisiana, shows 142nd Infantry and 131st Field Artillery facing low-flying Stuka bombers. Units wheel through bivouac amid blue force pursuit as officers note planes likely observation craft. Water is rationed at one gallon per man daily, with engineers supporting filtration.
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la Campe
131St
Blucher Tharp
131St Field Artillery
Camp Bullis
8Th Cavalry
82Nd Regiment
Texas
Fort Bliss
el Paso
142Nd
Louisiana
West Texas
142Nd Infantry
Cravens
Associated Press
James Foster
Texas Tech
Arkansas Guard
Julian 8. Williamson
Lubbock
Alfred J. Adkisson
C Battery
M. P
Galveston
Big Creek
Fullerton
Pete Green
Captain Green
Carl L. Wallace
36Th
Arthur Ball
56Th Cavalry
Dallas
56Th
Blues
Nat 8 S. Perrine
Local Unions Plan Labor Day Celebration in Amarillo
More than 40 locals and about 3500 members in Amarillo unions plan a Labor Day event on Sept 2. A picnic at The Tri-State Fairgrounds, a John Snider barbecue at Municipal Auditorium, and a dance at The Nat are scheduled. Central Labor group coordinates with Dwight Strimple as secretary. Bishop Robert E. Lucey will be principal speaker at the auditorium. The program targets union workers and their families.
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Amarillo
Tri- State Fairgrounds
John Snider
Municipal Auditorium
Central Labor Group
Dwight Strimple
Robert FE. Lucey
Gooch Heads to Dallas for Insurance Conference
Horace B. Gooch leaves Saturday for Dallas to ride the Southland Life Insurance Special Convention train to Estes Park Colorado. The Stanley Hotel hosts a combined business and social program. Gooch qualified with a substantial margin over the $150 000 volume and among the ten largest producers in June 1940. Since July 1938 he has been Amarillo district manager, with regional production up over 200 percent. Pinky hopes to learn about the war clause agitation driving insurance sales.
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Horace B. Gooch
Dallas
Southland Life Insurance
Estes Park
Colorado
Stanley
Pinky
Negatives Reveal Outfit’s Hidden Position
A terse line notes that repeated exposure to negatives would expose the outfit’s strategic stance, warning that disclosure harms the group. The remark frames surveillance as risky and suggests caution in how information is handled.
Banquet to Honor Retreatants at St. Mary's Academy
A banquet at Cathedral Hall 6:30 p.m. honors the ladies closing their annual retreat led by Rev. Leo Burns S. J of Regis College. Bishop Lucey will discuss The Church and America after Benediction. Mass to close the retreat by Rev. Thomas J. Drury at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Academy Chapel.
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St. Mary's Academy
Cathedral Hall
Leo Burns
S. J
Regis College
Denver
Bishop Lucey
America
Thomas J. Drury
Academy Chapel
Guy Sanders
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Mesdames J. J. Laughin
M. G. Leveritt
E. FP. Finch
J. S Edwards
FE. A. Ryan
M. J. Storck
Big Spring
Stanton
Wichita
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Persistent thief Canton tale ends with found car
In Canton Illinois on August 21 Harry Lukers breathed relief as his stolen automobile was recovered. The report notes Lukers’ surprise and satisfaction at the return of his vehicle, with brief emphasis on the local pursuit finding the car.
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Canton
Ill
Harry Lukers
Car Stolen After Locksmith Called Following Locked Doors
A man and police found doors locked during a visit. He left to fetch a locksmith. Upon return, the car had been stolen again.
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Dunsinane Forest
Stuka
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Ness
Fin
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Pol
Amarillo Friends of
Deskins Wells
Tappan
Tappanoff
Ptation
Sy, Stenecereround
Western Light & Supply
Polk
H. B. Gooch
Nurito
New Mexico Northern
N. Mex
Sen
New Mexico
Taos
Frank and
Helen Kentner
Colorado Springs
Copper Grove Antlers
Colorado Springs, Colo
el Rancho
San Geronimo Taos
A. H, Etzold
Colorado Creede
Art Neal
Wagon Wheel Gap
Silver Pine Club
Creede, Colo
Riverside Camp
Jack Munden
Red River
Globe-News
Travel Information Bureau
Globe-News Hotel — Camp — Resort — Travel
Information Bureau
Caprock Distributing CO
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