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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1941

Page

8

Restore Lindys Eagle Would Restore Lindys Eagle

Texan home front buzz centers on action against Japan with sidelights on Lindbergh. Mace Stewart urges keeping Lindbergh in textbooks and restoring his army colonelcy. Corpus Christi residents suggest some Japanese welcome defeat to end military rule, per Dr. Joe B. Hunter.

Galveston Mace Stewart State Board of Education Charles A. Lindbergh Lone Eagle Stewart Lindbergh Corpus Christi United States Japan Joe B. Hunter Dr. Hunter

Veterans Reflect On War Service And Peace Time Duty

A Christmas pastoral features remarks by Archbishop Lucey urging timely opposition to unjust aggression. The piece profiles William Dooley a 26 year Army sergeant from Fort Sam Houston who embraces promotion to serve his country. It also recounts C L Murray of Waco who kept a live 155 millimeter shell as decoration until army experts inspected and removed it from his yard near Camp MacArthur.

Robert E. Lucey San Antonio America U. S William Dooley Dooley Fort Sam Houston C. L. Murray Waco Murray Globe-News

Gulf Cities Plan Biggest Blackout in Texas Coast

Coastal Texas towns from the Louisiana border to Corpus Christi prepare for the nation’s largest blackout test within 10 days. Mayors and defense leaders outline the scope affecting Orange, Beaumont, Port Arthur, Galveston, Houston, Freeport and others as Maj Gen Donovan orders the drill.

Houston Texas Gulf Ment Ike Ashburn City Harris County Louisiana Corpus Christi Richard Donovan Eighth Army Corps Ashburn Orange Beaumont Pe ' Arthur Galveston Texas Oil Conroe Goose Creek Baytown Pelly Freeport

Oil Power and National Defense in Texas

The speech emphasizes oil as vital to both military defense and civilian life. It claims Texas provides over one third of U S oil and 250 000 workers support the industry, insisting uninterrupted production is essential to national safety and calling for all Americans to devote skill, experience and loyalty.

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