Nazis Learn in Brazil How It Feels To Be Refugees
Brazil mobilizes for war with mass enlistment and internal security drives forcing refugees and suspected Axis sympathizers to flee. Germans and Italians cross into Uruguay but are to be arrested and handed to Brazil. Police seize clandestine radio transmitters as anti submarine patrols intensify along the coast with Uruguay reporting sighted subs.
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Brazil
Uruguay
Maceio
Alagoas
Getulio Vargas
United States
Montevideo
Four Airplane Crashes Kill At Least 25 Navy Army Crews
Army and Navy authorities reported four scattered plane crashes yesterday killing at least 25 airmen and injuring three. Navy patrol plane near Dahlgren Virginia perhaps 12 aboard. Army Flying Fortress crash northwest of Las Cruces New Mexico killed seven and two injured. A medium bomber crashed near Bogalusa Louisiana with six dead and one critical. another Army pursuit plane near Tallahassee Florida killed Lieut Melvin F. Lacey. Casualties named for the Navy New Mexico crash include Lieut James E. Hudson and six others. injured Staff Sgt Walter E. Knox and Lieut Quentin W Hargrove. In Louisiana crash, dead include 2d Lieut William L. Kelley and four others.
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Associated Press
Army
Navy
Dahlgren
New Mexico Mountains
Las Cruces
Bogalusa
Melvin F. Lacey
Sacramento
Calif
Tallahassee
Fla
New Mexico
James E. Hudson
Indianapolis
Ind
James van George
Eugene E. Rochester
la Grande
Ore
Leon Shane
Bethlehem
Frank B. Johnson
White Plains
N. Y
William R. Simno
New Orleans
Cato H. Myers
Houston
Texas
Walter E. Knox
Melba Idaho
Quentin W Hargrove
Shreveport
Louisiana
William L. Kelley
Lamont
Iowa
Bernard H. Greed
Harlingen
Tex
Walter R. McGehee
el Paso
Edgar A. Stratton
Baton Rouge
Charles T. Kniepp
J. C. Goodwin
Clarksville
Richard H. Farnsworth
New London
Panhandle Artists Plan Meeting With Guest From U S O
Panhandle Artists Group meets tomorrow night at 8 in the Craft Center to discuss future activities. A representative of U S O will attend as a special guest. Also noted is Bulgaria using tobacco-seed oil as a food.
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Panhandle
Craft Center
U.S. O
Bulgaria
Woman Champ Leads Field In Boat Races At Lake Meet
The crowd watched Robbie Pyle win the free-for-all race at Lake McClellan as Walter Pyle failed to beat his wife. Robbie took the lead at the first buoy turn and held it for five laps, while Walter finished second in his 22 hp hydroplane. Alva Phillips won the 22 hp race with Roy Branscom third, and Robbie also claimed the 33 hp event ahead of Phillips. Navy planes saluted the crowd as the afternoon races wrapped up followed by a McClellan Boat Club picnic and plans for upcoming officer elections and trophies for the 1942 season.
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Walter Pyle
Borger
Robbie
Pyle
Lake McClellan
Alva “Shorty” Phillips
Ray Bernard
Pampa
Pete Cosgrove
Roy Kretzmier
Carl Baer
Alva Phillips
Roy Branscom
Commodore W. A. Nolan
Robbie Pyle
Roy Granscom
McClellan Boat Club
Scrap drives urged to sustain war production
Citizens are urged to respond immediately or the war production program could stall due to shortages of steel and other vital materials. Even in peacetime, scrap supplies provided about half of the raw material needed.
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America
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David J. Wilson
Rio DE Janeiro
U.P
Great South American Republic of Brazil
Essick
Nunn
Panhandle Artists Group
H. V. Robertson & CO
Accountants & Auditors
Oliver Eakle Bidg
Amarillo
Panhandle Laundry
anvandLe
Rea
Badger Ice CO
Steel
County War Board
C. J. Fowlston
J. W. Mode
Robert Condon
A. K. Baracat
M. Chisholm
Roy Greenhill
Conservation Division
WAR Production Board
American Industries Salvage Committee