Plans on Japan Focus Plans on Japan
United Press war analysis outlines Allied aims from the Pacific and Indian Ocean fronts. Mountbatten heads a regional command as U.S. and British plans converge toward Burma and Malaya with sea and air operations shaping the two ocean defense of Japan and its empire.
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Louis F. Keemle
United Press
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First Concrete Barge Goes Down the Ways
Concrete No. 31 a 5150 ton oil carrying barge launched on Gulf Coast at San Jacinto Shipbuilding in Houston. Mrs. Matthew H. McCloskey sponsored the vessel. Three similar barges expected in weeks, while contract on 16 others was recently cancelled by the U.S. Maritime Commission.
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Late Spray Stops For Bagworms In Amarillo Parks
Chester Fitz, superintendent of city parks, warns it is too late to spray bagworms or tent caterpillars in Amarillo. He notes tents are fleeing ground and burning is the only effective method left this season. He fears trees, especially poplars, may not survive another season if damage continues. Thirty thousand soldiers were killed in the battle of Munda, Spain, in 45 B C.
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Amarillo
Chester Fitz
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Highway Leaders Plan Amtrak Meeting? Not Amtrak
Amarillo delegates prepare for a two day highway meet in Denver to back the Alaska to Cape Horn route as the official path linking the Alaska and Pan American Highways. Rex Baxter says members of the highway committee will attend. maps have been sent to many chambers to spark postwar travel benefits. Seven Stockton shipyards are building barges for wartime use.
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Range Riders Set For Benefit Show At Amarillo-Panhandle
The Will Rogers Range Riders plan a large exhibition of riding and horsemanship at the Tri-State Fair Grounds Labor Day to raise funds for the local American Red Cross. Dalby notes 50 riders and over 100 horses expected across 21 classes, with 25 to 30 fine horses likely in competition.
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American Red Cross
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Labor Day
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Delbert Dalby
Sunset Stables to Exhibit 21 Classes at Dual Showings
McNichols announced a two-session event featuring 21 classes with Hackney horses in tandem singles and doubles plus Range Riders. Tickets cost 1 dollar for adults 50 cents for men in uniform and for children. Tickets are sold at Maxor Drug Cretney Drug Red Cross office and Southwestern Public Service Company.
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Amarillo
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al LE
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Invasion Price Will Be Great
Sen. Tom Connally said a European invasion is essential and will entail stag gering manpower losses for the Allies. He warned Russia’s wartime role will secure Stalin a seat at the peace table and influence postwar negotiations. The note ends with a stray zoological line about serpents.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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