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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1941

Page

8

British seize three vital spots in Iran oil region

British and Indian forces captured Bandar Shapur Qasr i Shirin and Abadan after swift air and ground operations. The advance threatened Iran's oil industry and allied interests as Russian and British actions aimed to block German influence, with troops guarding the Trans Iran railway and Abadan refinery. Dr. John R. Brinkley remained critically ill at Research Hospital after a troubled night.

Iran Moscow London Middle East India Ankara Bandar Shapur Qasr-i-Shirin Abandan Bandar Shahpur Teheran Caspian Sea Tigris Abadan Iraq Khanaqin Nafr-I-Shah Archibald P. Wavell Afghanistan Baluchistan Anglo-Iranian Oil Company Kansas City John R. Brinkley Research Hospital

Probe ordered on gas shortage on East Coast

Washington August 26 Roosevelt to send a military mission to China headed by Brigadier General John Magruder to study Chinese needs for American military supplies and strategic issues in the China war while Senate commerce committee orders an East Coast gasoline shortage probe. Price Administrator Henderson says government will act within 48 hours to stabilize retail prices and accuses stations of profiteering as hearings begin Thursday.

Washington Roosevelt China Hu Shih John Magruder Japan U.P Senate Commerce Committee Atlantic Seaboard Leon Henderson Thomas P. Henry American Automobile Association Maloney Commerce Committee

Beav erbrook backs U S entry call in London speech

Lord Beaverbrook said the United States is in full wartime production and there has been no slowdown as Germany invaded Russia. He refused to be pressed on U S entry, saying it is for American citizens to decide and that he would like to see them in the war now. In Atlanta a truck collision led to a driver citing legal duty to stay at the scene. In New York a dressmaker strike shut 1,370 plants, affecting about 58,000 workers across the metro area and parts of CT and NJ.

London Lord Beaverbrook Washington United States Germany Russia Beaverbrook Atlanta Williams New York Connecticut New Jersey Hopewell Britain U. S Bath

Weather summary for Amarillo and West Texas

Partly cloudy this afternoon with clearing tonight. Wednesday looks partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in the afternoon and evening and slightly cooler conditions. West Texas generally fair this afternoon and tonight, with Wednesday fair but cloudier in Panhandle areas and scattered thundershowers developing in the afternoon. New Mexico mostly fair with mild temperatures. east slopes of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains may see lower temperatures. Temperature extremes over 24 hours end at 6 A M show a minimum of 64 and maximum 94. noon temperature 82.

Amarillo West Texas Panhandle New Mexico Sangre de Cristo East Texas Oklahoma Texas Clarendon del Rio Brady Kansas City Lebo Kansas

Parrot theft and a soldier’s daring parachute save

Harrisburg resident Henrettia Sheeley reports a parrot in a caged living room squawked loudly as a thief entered and stole $30 from a buffet. In Fort Benning, Private Benjamin F. Mourey fell 800 feet after a failed back parachute but opened an emergency chute for a safe landing and received a silver parachutist badge.

Harrisburgh, Pa Henrietta Sheeley Fort Benning House Military Affairs Committee Benjamin F. Mourey Bloomsburg R. E. Thomason Democrat Texas Mourey

Man Kills Rattler at Door. Post Mortem Details Knot

In Jeffersonville Georgia E G McCants killed a rattlesnake at a tenant home door. He later had to pry apart porch steps to remove the reptile. Post mortem revealed a large wood knot in the snake’s stomach jammed as it tried to slide under the steps.

Jeffersonville E. G. McCants

Simplified Tax Form Approved by Senate Finance Panel

The Senate Finance Committee approved a voluntary simplified tax form for small taxpayers earning under 3000 a year. It would let filers compute tax at a glance, with charts prepared by the treasury and posted in public places. The plan targets about 6 million people new to filing next year due to raised exemptions.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Senate Committee The Treasury

Cousins Meet First Time in Car Crash

A California woman Mrs Mabel King of Sacramento and Amarilloan Judd, driving opposite cars, collided and fled together. Officer Lester Cruitt recounts the moment at Northwest Texas Hospital as Mrs King identified Judd as her unknown cousin, a railroad man, in the wreck that linked them.

Lester Cruitt Amarillo Northwest Texas Hospital Mabel King Olympia Sacramento Cal Judd Paul Judd Florida Street

Duke of Kent praised by Norfolk journalist in interview

Norfolk editor Tom Hanes recalls Duke of Kent as a “good guy” while describing a 18 hour defense tour. The interview covers labor's defense effort, a bourbon preference, and a grueling bomber flight, with the royal visitor praising American industry. A second note reports Camp Callan using BB guns alongside Springfield rifles in training.

Tom Hanes Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch Duke of Kent Norfolk Area Hanes Reuters Norfolk Joe Atlantic

Planes Quiet Night Flights Limit 80 HP at Wiley Post

West Nichols Hills resident can sleep again as Wiley Post Airfield instructors are ordered to use planes of only 80 horsepower for night training. The prior 300 horsepower craft caused excessive noise, prompting the restriction.

Oklahoma City West Nichols Hills Wiley Post

Famed Snake Handler Dies After Bite

Wilson R. Shorty Broadbent a renowned snake handler who ran a highway service station and small zoo between Carlsbad and Carlsbad Caverns died after being bitten by a rattlesnake ten days earlier while posing for a tourist photograph. Funeral services were held today in Carlsbad New Mexico.

Carlsbad N. M Wilson R Shorty

Two First Prizes Awarded in News Tip Contest

Two first prizes of five dollars each go to tipsters A. D. Johnson and Sidney Mendel for the kidnapping and robbery of a young Amarillo man. Second prize of three dollars to Mrs. J. Francis Brown for a fire department snake hunt tip. Third prize of two dollars goes to Thelma Stephens for a road grader hitting a gas line.

A. D. Johnson Amarillo Sidney Mendel Hayden Street J. Francis Brown Harrison Street Thelma Stephens North River Road Pleasant Valley

Nazis Claim Bridgehead On Dnieper Is Smashed

German forces announced the capture of Dnieperopetrovsk, the last western bridgehead on the Dnieper. The drive through western Ukraine yielded 83,596 prisoners, 465 guns and 199 armored cars. Luga fell with 22,000 in Lenin grad defense ring near Leningrad. Red Army reports spoke of heavy fighting as Wehrmacht units closed on Leningrad while Odessa defenses resisted Romanian forces.

Associated Press Dnieperopetrovsk Dnieper Ukraine Uman Soviet Union Luga Leningrad Simen Peipus Red Army Novgorod Soviet Information Bureau Red Star Klementi Voroshilov Odessa

Italians Claim British Cruiser Is Damaged

The Italian high command announced that an Italian torpedo plane damaged a British Dodo class cruiser off the Libyan coast near Salum.

Rome Libyan Salum

Mexicans Thrown Out by Hitler in Diplomatic Clash

BERLIN Aug 26 The German government demands withdrawal of Mexican consular privileges in Germany after Mexico ordered 15 German consulates closed by Sept 1 in retaliation for Germany closing Mexican offices in Paris and other cities. Haiti Cuba and Honduras also ended consular ties with Germany.

Berlin Mexico Germany Paris United States Haiti Reich Cuba Honduras

New Shipbuilding Plan Expanded by Maritime Commission

The Maritime Commission announced an expanded shipbuilding program totaling 246.65 million dollars to add 23 more ships to existing war contracts for 66 C type cargo ships. The move follows the signing of a 698.65 million dollar appropriation bill, with potential options of up to 1 billion dollars. The news release projects a total program of 1,276 ships, with 100 completed to date.

Washington Maritime Commission Commission

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