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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1942

Page

2

Funeral services set for Flying Cadet Pat Toombs

Funeral services for Flying Cadet Clark I. Pat Toombs will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 40 o clock at the First Baptist Church with Dr A D Foreman Jr and Rev E F Cook officiating. Pallbearers are fellow Flying Cadets from Lubbock Flying School. Toombs son of Mr and Mrs G W Toombs of Amarillo died in a mid air collision that wrecked the post tailor shop at the Lubbock Flying School killing three others. He was a former Amarillo High School star and West Texas State College alum. He leaves two brothers and a sister. Burial at Llano Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw.

Clark I Pat) Toombs First Baptist Church A. D. Foreman E. F. Cook Glenwood Baptist Church Lewis, Worbin Tooke Trumble Stores Tucker, Miller Maris Lubbock Lubbock Flying School Flying Cadet Toombs, Son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Toombs Arthur Street Post Tailor Shop Pat Toombs Amarillo High School West Texas State College Woodrow Billy Toombs M. J. Owens Amarillo Llano Cemetery Blackburn Shaw

Market News Signals Mixed Stock Moves and Livestock Prices

New York stocks show mixed movements with industrials and rails up modestly while many major issues fluctuate. Kansas City livestock reports slower hogs and steady cattle, with beef and lamb demand uneven. Chicago cattle and calves sales reflect a soft to steady trend amid varied prices.

Kansas Kansas City Claasen Desle Gistelier Helters God Lodhiice Wealtrs Miostiy Alem Chicago Livestock Chicago

Army Institute at Wisconsin Enrolls 1000 Soldiers in Mail Courses

The United States Army Institute, housed in a former Madison grammar school near the UW campus, has enrolled more than 1,000 soldiers from all branches in its correspondence courses. Under Lieut. Col. William R. Young, the institute offers 60 roughly vocational courses at $2 per course, with the army paying half tuition for college work at 70 affiliated colleges.

Madison Wis Ww.p University of Wisconsin United States Army Institute William RR. Young Joseph A. Benia Chicago Benia Army Army Service University of Wisconsin Extension

C10 Workers Pave Way For Another Strike

Aluminum Workers of America CIO reject a war labor board wage increase order. Four of seven AA plants report 32,000 members voting to oppose the WLB mandate, with six of seven units leaning against it and other plant results anticipated.

Pittsburgh U.P Aluminum Workers of America CIO War Labor Board Aluminum Company of America WLB

Texans Asked to Send Films of American Scenes

Governor Stevenson urged college film libraries and Texans with 16MM films of Texas or American scenes to donate them to American soldiers in Puerto Rico. Conrad J. Hansen of the U S O in Aguadilla said soldiers there want to see home landscape films. they have a projector but no films.

Austin Texas Puerto Rico U.S. O Stevenson Conrad J. Hansen Aguadilla

Troop 10 Scouts Headed to Three Day Camp in New Mexico

Ten members of Boy Scout Troop 10 departed yesterday for a three day camp in the Red River area of New Mexico under the direction of Sgt. Howard Ferguson of Camp Wolters. Ferguson, formerly assistant Scoutmaster, is now on furlough.

Boy Scouts Red River New Mexico Howard Ferguson Camp Wolters Ferguson

Running Dog Kills Girl

Davenport Iowa August 28 Chief of Police Reed Phillips reported a dog chasing a car caused the death of Dorothy Whipka 21 a bakery employee walking to work yesterday as the dog struck her she was thrown airborne landed on her head and died of skull fracture The Dalles Ore UP a pioneer saloon The Horn burned down destroying a large collection of animal heads stuffed animals and relics of Northwest pioneer days

Davenport Iowa Reed Phillips Dorothy Whipka Dalles, Ore Northwest Pioneer

Scouts Organize Annual Council Swimming Meet at Gem Lake Pool

The Llano Estacado Council Boy Scouts stage their yearly pool meet at 8 30 tonight at Gem Lake Pool. Weight classes span under 5 100 130 and over 130 pounds with 40 yard free style events. Life saving demonstrations follow. admission is free and families are invited.

Boy Scouts of the Llano Estacado Council Gem Lake Pool

Allied Air Attacks Rise as War News Flows

Allied aircraft targeted two locations in Sicily reported by Rome. Japanese planes bombed Darwin and Broome on the Australian coast. Stockholm offered speculation on the cause of heavy gun fire heard in the area.

Darwin Broome Rome Sicily Stockholm

Nazi official Thierack named Reichminister of Justice

Dr Otto Georg Thierack former head of the People's Court is appointed Reichminister of Justice with power to interpret and execute Nazi laws. He assumes control over the legal system and enforcement, signaling a tightening of Nazi authority.

Otto Georg Thierack Germany People’s Court

Bombing marks France anniversary of Deat Laval attack

In France a bombing marked the anniversary of last year's attempted assassination of Marcel Deat and Pierre Laval. The blast killed three people and injured forty as they gathered to hear Deat speak. Deat himself was unharmed.

Kattegat Denmark Sweden France Marcel Deat Pierre Laval Deat

Five More Counties Added to Amarillo Federal Rent Control

Five additional counties in the Amarillo area join seven county federal rent control under attorney-director Riley Strickland. Rent registration is due by Sept 15 at the Fisk Building offices on the fourth floor. Federal rent control begins Sept 1 in the Dalhart Dumas Sunray area. An OPA sub-area rent control office is planned for Dalhart.

Amarillo Riley Strickland Potter Randall Dallam Hansford Hartley Moore Sherman Fisk Building Dalhart-Dumas-Sunray War OPA Dalhart

British Attack Sicilian Towns Air raid details

British air raiders attacked the Sicilian towns of Gela and Comiso last night. The Italian high command said the raid caused only minor damage and a few civilian casualties. Rome dispatch from Italian broadcasts dated Aug 28.

Rome Gela Comiso High Command Vo Globe-News

Gaming Charges Faced by Fire Crown Bar Raid

Sheriff officers raided the Crown Bar and filed gaming charges against J. H. Smith Farnest Mason George Parker Ray Jones J. D. Jackson and Justice of the Peace Cazzell fined each fourteen dollars Vv.

Crown Bar J. H. Smith Farnest Mason George Parker Ray Jones J. D. Jackson Justice of the Peace

Fire destroys divan at Adams Street home

Early this morning a fire at 607 Adams Street destroyed a divan. Firemen arrived after 5 10, extinguishing the blaze and limiting further damage.

Adams Street

People's Platform on Radio Tomorrow

Filsworth C. Alvord and other participants will discuss sales tax provisions in the pending revenue measure on a Columbia Broadcasting Company network program. Rex Baxter announced the feature following a telegram from Roger Miller of the U S Chamber of Commerce.

Filsworth C. Alvord Federal Finance Committee United States Chamber of Commerce Columbia Broadcasting Company People's Platform Rex Baxter Chamber of Commerce Roger Miller Southwestern Dallas United State Chamber of Commerce Alvord

Germans execute nine more Czech officers

London reports the German government announced the execution of nine former Czech general staff officers. A spokesman said they were condemned by a Prague court for high treason against the German Reich and the Bohemia Moravia order as leaders of a treasonable organization.

London Bech Prague Bohemia and Moravia Globe-News

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