Nation at war rally fuels unified American resolve
The piece urges unwavering support for President Roosevelt and the war effort against Japan and Germany, condemns Axis aggression, praises patriotic sentiment, and warns of fire dangers in the Panhandle with a call for a volunteer fire-emergency plan. It notes deer hunting exploits and various social observations while defending Allied resolve and criticizing Axis leaders.
Help Wanted and Lost Sweater Notice
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Audrey Smith
Tack
M. L. Taylor
North Polk
Margaret Wills
Pensacola
Wake
Wright
Midway
Eva
Pearl Harbor
States
Japan
Dad
Amarillo
Needs Housekeeper at 315 N. Pierce St
Job listing seeking a mid age or elderly woman for permanent housework duties. Preference for overnight stays. Contact details not provided. Location: 315 North Pierce Street.
Lindbergh Declines Comment on Japanese Attack
Charles A. Lindbergh at his West Tisbury, Massachusetts home declined to comment on the Japanese attack on the United States. A correction notes Elton H. Simmons Jr. listed as an Amarillo boy in Hawai i and the Philippines is the son of Mrs. Hattie F. Simmons of TO Fillmore Street. address was incorrect in the News account.
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West Tisbury
Mass
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Elton H. Simmons, Jr
Amarillo
Hawai and
The
Philippines
Hattie F. Simmons
Fillmore Street
Amarillo Pilot Ready for Combat Against Japanese
Lt. John Blackburn an Amarillo aviator among early U S and American airmen to join Chinese air force and fly P-40 fighters against Japan. He trained at Randolph Field after graduating from New Mexico Military Institute and previously served as Defense Coordinator Knudsen’s private pilot.
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John Blackburn
Blackburn
U. S. Air Corps
Burma
Stanley Blackburn
Randolph Field
Randolph
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Amarillo
Stanley
William K. Knudsen
H. Walter Blackburn
van Buren Street
Plan to Fight Prairie Fires in Panhandle discussed
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce met at the urging of the Southwest Cattle Raisers Association to organize a Panhandle wide effort to control prairie fires. Rex Baxter was named to coordinate the campaign with ranchers backing fire guards and an educational program urging motorists to prevent fires. The group cited heavy growth from a wet season and losses to grazing lands.
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Amarillo
Baxter
Isolationist sentiment in Congress fades after Pearl Harbor
U P reports Congress shifts from isolationist stance to support for war after Japan's Pearl Harbor attack. Senators Wheeler and Nye declare support for war, with Nye criticizing administration diplomacy as provocative yet urging decisive action to declare war.
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John R. Beal
United Press
Washington
U.P
Congress
Roosevelt
Japan
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Pearl Harbor
Son of Local Marines Writes Home From Pacific War Zone
A letter from Jack Pittman Jr of Amarillo, Texas, dated December 3, describes his voyage from Pearl Harbor to Wake and Midway islands aboard the USS Wright, an aircraft carrier tender. He notes seas, cargo unloading, cigarettes for sale, and Christmas plans while expressing faith and hope to return home.
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Pacific Ocean
Jack Pittman
West Twentieth Avenue
United States Marines
Wake
Midway Islands
Pearl Harbor
Wake Island
Midway
War Fails To Surprise U S Public Opinion
Dr George Gallup reports a majority of American voters expected conflict with Japan and favored curbing Japan even at war risk. In the week ending Dec 6, 52 percent said war would occur, 27 percent said no, 21 percent unsure, with 69 percent backing steps to curb Japan even if it risks war.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N. J
Japan
American Institute of Public Opinion
U. S
America
Congressional War Talk Across Parties Amid Japan Attack
The piece cites Sen. Arthur Vandenberg and multiple Republicans and Democrats including Bennett Clark, Danaher, Aiken, and Milner along with O Hara and Mcule as urging a united, full mobilization and a declaration of war if needed. It frames the attack as a catalyst for bipartisan support for decisive action.
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Bennett Clark
Missouri
John A. Danaher
Connecticut
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Guy M
Iowa
Earl C. Milner
Michigan
J. P. O'Hara
Minnesota
Bee
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