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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1940

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Southampton Is Pounded by German Attack and Italian Surrender

German forces pressured Southampton in a fierce raid while a Greek dispatch claimed 5000 Italian troops surrendered in the central Balkan front signaling a wider Italian retreat. A convoy attack west of Ireland left at least 10 vessels hit as Britain and Spain move toward financial accord.

Associated Press Britain Southampton Mussolini Ireland Mackay London Spain Iberian Peninsula Rock Gibraltar Samuel Hoare Madrid Ramon Serrano Suner Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Hitler Balkans Hungary Rumania Budapest Yugoslavia Slovakia Berlin British Press Association England

Bargains Draw Throngs: Santa Coming Tomorrow

Amarillo shoppers flood downtown for Dollar Day bargains as Santa Claus plans a 3:50 PM parade from Municipal Auditorium down Polk Street to Taylor Street and Fifth Avenue. Christmas spirit boosts stores ahead of 19 remaining shopping days and a predicted surge in holiday purchases. President Roosevelt departs Washington by train for a Caribbean defense inspection cruise. He may visit Miami and other Florida ports as preparations for naval movements surface. his exact destination remains undisclosed.

Washington Roosevelt Miami Florida Stephen Early White House Early Caribbean Panama Canal Santa Claus Polk Street Municipal Auditorium Third Avenue Tenth Avenue Taylor Street Fifth Avenue Santa Amarillo

Four Die After Powder Plant Explosion Near Tacoma

Four men were killed or seriously injured when a mixing plant at the Columbia Powder Company near Tacoma exploded early today. Undersheriff Clyde Knowles reported.

Tacoma Wash Columbia Powder Company Here Clyde Knowles

Vacation Ends as Local Schools Open Amid Storm Repairs

Amarillo area students return to class at most schools today after a Thanksgiving holiday that extended through the week due to storm damage to power lines. Pleasant Valley School plans to resume classes tomorrow as electric line repairs finish.

Amarillo Pleasant Valley Sksgiving Jasses

Italian Girls Aid Greek Relief Drive in Kansas City

A Greek war relief tag sale in Kansas City drew Italian girls and a young Italian seller who told Thomas McGee an insurance man that she is Italian, not Greek. The scene features several Italian misses joining Greek girls in the fundraising effort with volunteers collecting tags.

Kansas City Greek War Relief Fund Thomas McGee McGee

Woman Uses Rock After Gun Fails to Fire in Yard

In Bloomsburb, Pa, on a December day, Mrs. Arthur Allegar retrieved the family pistol to shoot a rabbit fleeing through her yard. The gun misfired, so she threw a rock instead, killing the rabbit.

Bloomsburg Arthur Allegar

Mrs Roosevelt Opposed To Sending Troops

Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt says it will likely never be necessary or wise to send American men to Europe. She criticizes adding manpower in England as a feeding problem while affirming support for aid to England in current ways.

Mrs. Roosevelt Fort Worth Dec Franklin D. Roosevelt Europe England

Hemingway Novel Banned in St Joseph Library

Public library officials in St Joseph Missouri ban Ernest Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls citing robust language and also ban To Have and Have Not.

St, Joseph, Mo W.P Ernest Hemingway Hemingway

Orchestra To Play Tuesday In Gala Event

Amarillo will open the 1940 41 symphony season with the Philharmonic Orchestra at 8 15 p m in Municipal Auditorium. Baritone Barre Hill formerly of the Ziegfeld Follies and Chicago Civic Opera Company will sing operatic arias with the orchestra. Conductor Robert Louis Barron oversees final rehearsal and full instrumentation. J R Pendleton directs a near completed membership drive with season passes priced 1 for adults 50 cents for students 5 and 10 for special classes.

Amarillo Philharmonic Municipal Auditorium Ight Opera Barre Hill Ziegfeld Follies Chicago Civic Opera Company Clarence Brady Robert Louis Barron J. R. Pendleton

Knife and Fork Club to Welcome Ella Enslow Lecture

Amarillo prepares for a large Knife and Fork Club meeting at the Amarillo Country Club with Ella Enslow as lecturer. Enslow gained fame after early teaching work and a series in the Saturday Evening Post. Members can reserve tickets at Maxor Drug or the Amarillo Hotel news stand. dinner begins at 7 o'clock.

Amarillo Country Club Ella Enslow America Miss Enslow Cumberland Mountains Saturday Evening Post Hills Knife and Fork Club Maxor Drug Fisk Amarillo

Approval for Credit to China Moves Forward

Senate Banking and House Coinage committees unanimously approve a plan to extend 100 million dollars in aid to Chiang Kai-shek's government. Half from the treasury stabilization fund and half from the Export-Import Bank, with Hull and Morgenthau detailing policy and terms.

Washington Senate Banking and House Coinage Committees United States Treasury Hull Chiang Kai-Shek Morgenthau House Wagner New York

Weather forecast and temperatures for Amarillo area

The U S Weather Bureau forecast calls for fair and slightly colder conditions tonight and Tuesday for Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas and New Mexico show fair weather with colder readings in the Panhandle, and temperatures ranged from a 34 degree minimum to a 50 degree maximum in the past 24 hours with noon at 50. New Cameo model dictaphones, Russell Stationery Company.

Amarillo West Texas 100Th Meridian Panhandle New Mexico Russell Stationery Company

Pruning damage cited by Amarillo mayor

Mayor Ross D. Rogers cites pruning damage after the storm as the real harm to Amarillo trees. He warns many inexperienced workers have cut trees too deeply and urges owners to hire qualified professionals to prevent further destruction and future regrets.

Amarillo Ross D. Rogers Mr. Rogers

Italy's mystery plane tests without propeller

Fascist reports say Col Mario de Bernardi flew Italy's no propeller aircraft at 625 mph. Invented by Secondo Campini, the machine runs on compressed gas and aims for 3000 mph in the stratosphere for civilian and military use with Mussolini's backing.

ROTE U.P Italy Mario de Bernardi Secondo Campini Caproni Air Works Bedo Mussolini Campini Atlantic Milan Corriere Della Sera

Weather forecast predicts steady temps with little moisture

Mr Colman forecasts fair weather tonight and tomorrow with few changes in temperature. For the rest of the week he says conditions remain “as is” or cooler with no expected rain.

Mr. Collman

Campaign Chiefs Subpoenaed in Presidential Campaign Probe

Edward J. Flynn and Joseph W. Martin Jr chairmen of the Democratic and Republican national committees were subpoenaed to testify before a special grand jury examining major party expenditures in the recent presidential campaign.

Washington Edward J. Flynn Joseph W. Martin, Jr

Oil Drilling Yields Carbon Dioxide Well in California Desert

BRAWLEY Calif Dec 2 The Venice Oil and Refining Company failed to strike oil but brought in a carbon dioxide well near Brawley. President R R Horrowitz said the gas well was gushing about 1 000 000 cubic feet daily and likely the most productive of its kind in the world.

Robber Targeted Cigar Store. $250 Loss Reported

Police today hunted a robber well stocked with cigars after Grant H. Arnold of Ottawa, Kansas reported 6400 cigars stolen from his car in Kansas City Missouri. The total value was $250. The item is noted as a 25 years ago snapshot from December 2, 1915, with a withdrawal of Allied troops from Serbian territory.

Kansas City, Mo Grant H. Arnold Ottawa Kans

Nazi Paper Bitterly Attacks Switzerland Front Page Undiplomatic

The Frankfurter Zeitung prints a front page attack calling Switzerland unneutral and pro Britain in a piece titled The Swiss in Churchill's Service. It condemns Swiss public attitude as the war rages and cites perceived slander by a neutral nation during wartime.

Berlin U.P Frankfurter Zeitung Today Switzerland Churchill

48 Page Objection to Being in Army Reported in Lapeer

An unidentified man in Lapeer Michigan filed a 48 page objection to military service with the local selective service board. He filled many pages with biblical quotations emphasizing peace and the golden rule.

Lapeer, Mich U.P Selective Service Board

Hoover Prophecies Denounced by Protestant Leaders

In New York on December 2, 34 Protestant religious and educational leaders condemned Herbert Hoover’s forecast that 15,000,000 would starve in German conquered Europe this winter. They called his predictions gravely inaccurate not responsible and an exaggeration and rejected plans to supply Germany via England despite the blockade.

New York U.P Herbert Hoover Europe Germany England

British Destroyer Sturdy Reported Lost in War

The admiralty today reported the loss of the destroyer Sturdy 905 tons the 33rd British destroyer admitted missing since the war began in Britain field.

London Admiralty Sturdy

Britain Tightens Blockade Says Argentina Trade Quietly Shifts

Buenos Aires reports Britain secretly tightens restrictions on ocean trade to curb shipments to Axis nations. Britons reportedly deny navicert approval for 100,000 tons of Argentine cotton to Spain and hamper deals for Argentine meats fats and hides destined for France Russia Sweden Finland and conquered France. Swiss buyers store essentials in Argentina amid wartime constraints.

Associated Press Buenos Aires Britain Russia Sweden Finland France Spain Argentina

Letter With Money Goes Unclaimed

Post office clerks in Anderson South Carolina issue notice to sender or addressee of a found letter containing currency but no address or message. The letter bears no sender details and postage due two cents. efforts to deliver have failed.

81 Year-Old Man Is Father of 8 Pound Boy

Springfield Oregon December 20 J F Allison 81 today accepted congratulations on the birth of a son to Mrs Allison the infant weighed eight pounds Also mentions Neely Greenhill Lowndes Insurance as part of the text.

Sprinfield, Ore J. F. Allison Mra Allison

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