Hitler Promises French Fleet To Help Japan
Senator Gillette cited a source claiming Hitler promised Japan control of the French fleet by next month and active military aid by February. The claim cites prior reports about Japan planning a December or February strike as the war expands across the Pacific.
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Hitler May Strike Blow In New World War Analysis
DeWitt MacKenzie weighs why U S defenses in the Pacific seemed flat footed amid Japan’s actions and how Hitler might strike next. He notes warnings from Mayor La Guardia, Japanese raids near San Francisco and the Aleutians, and the danger of renewed U boat activity. He argues Hitler aims to cut Allied war aid and fears a strong Russia reshaping the balance if mobilization proceeds.
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Darlan and Duce Discuss French Tunisia Status
Private advices from Europe report Adr Jean Francois Darlan left Vichy to confer with Mussolini or Ciano about the status of French Tunisia. He traveled with Charles Rochat by train, a motor car aboard, amid expectations the issue could gain paramount importance as Axis powers seek routes to Libya and a potential settlement with Vichy.
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First Trial Opens In Miley Murder Case
The trial of Robert H. Anderson, the first of three defendants charged with murder in the Marion Miley and her mother's fatal shooting, began in Lexington as Tom Penney testified and repeated his confession naming Anderson as the accomplice. Penney, arrested in Fort Worth, testified yesterday.
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Embroidery Sampler Pattern Request Published in Globe
Colorful embroidery piece titled Home Sweet Home draws attention. Pattern 1024 includes a transfer panel measuring 15 by 19 and a color chart with stitch illustrations. Send ten cents and request PATTERN NUMBER, NAME, and ADDRESS to Amarillo Globe Needle craft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY.
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Clifton Janak Sings Solo In The Messiah At Muni Auditorium
Clifton Janak is among 14 soloists in Amarillo's 18th Messiah performance to be sung Sunday at 2 30 PM in the Municipal Auditorium. The final rehearsal is tonight at 8 PM at Amarillo College of Music auditorium 1322 Tyler Street with 300 plus singers from Pampa Hereford Tulia Friona Portales Clovis and Amarillo. Accompaniment includes organ and piano by Nellie Erhard and Lila Austin Myers, plus a large Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra group. Directed by Emil F Myers who has led 17 prior Amarillo Messiah productions. All chorus members and returning soloists are urged to attend tonight's rehearsal. no participation or admission charges.
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Southwest Shippers Board Sets Meeting in Dallas
Chairman J C Murray of the Southwest Shippers Advisory Board called a special meeting for December 12 in Dallas amid recent developments. Objectives include maximum freight car utilization for Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas and cooperation in forming a national transportation policy.
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Guard Against Harakiri at Japanese Embassy
Washington dispatch reports special American guards at the Japanese embassy to prevent possible self harm attempts by Ambassador Nomura or his staff. Police stationed inside with instructions to frustrate any death by own action, amid fears of seppuku amid war tensions and disheartenment over diplomacy.
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Woodmen of World Meet Here Tonight at Hall
Woodmen of World will meet tonight at 8 P M at Woodmen Hall Seventh and Taylor Street initiation of new members and full robing for officers. Refreshments will be served and all members urged to attend. The natives of Guam are called Chamorros.
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War news interrupts plans in Amarillo as headlines hit highways
Sunday shoppers and travelers heard a war bulletin and furlough cancellations via car radios. In Panhandle towns extras sold by newsboys drew long lines and late-night crowds. Local residents, including Harlen Nesbit and Marilyn Cooper, reflect amid wartime worry as families seek updates and relatives in service. The Icelandic parliament is called Althing.
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