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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1941

Page

2

A French Thorn In Hitler's Side

DeWitt MacKenzie profiles the clash between Adolf Hitler and Marshal Philippe Pétain as critical to the war. It notes Petain's refusal to surrender French navy and bases, Laval's fall from power, and the Vienna/Berlin push to control Vichy France through Darlan Laval talks and a revived Laval role, with Petain deciding the next move.

Dewitt MacKenzie Herr Hitler Marshal Petain France Germany Britain Fuehrer Petain Darlan Paris Laval Hitler Vichy Berlin

Train Perils Fisherman But He Guards Catch

White haired 68-year-old J. G. Alexander of West Hickory saved his life and a prize string of 16 catfish by hanging with one hand from a 30 foot railroad trestle as a freight train roared past. He started across after a prior train and did not see the second until nearly on him. He leaped as the signal block scraped his leg and cut his left hand to the bone, yet held on until the engineer stopped the train and pulled him back to the trestle.

Hickory N. C U.P J. G. Alexander West Hickory Alexander

Hoyts Compound Aids Amarillo Resident After Meals

Local resident J. H. Saunders of Amarillo says Hoyt's Compound eased his postmeal distress. He suffered indigestion gas pains and sleepless nights, but after two bottles he reports improved appetite, better color, and renewed strength. Large bottle $1.25, two for $2. mail orders filled by Cretney Drug Store.

Amarillo Hoyt J. H. Saunders East Sixth Ave Cretney Drug Store

What Not To Do With Your Tax Return

Guidance from the collector of internal revenue warns filers to read instructions before filing due by March 15. Do not rush, assemble data early, preserve records, include all items and explanations, and avoid omissions to prevent audits and extra costs.

Internal Revenue

Evangelist Darby Draws Overflow Crowds at Amarillo Revival

Dr John W Darby evangelist leading a three week revival at West Amarillo Christian Church reports packed services with an overflow crowd Sunday. Morning and evening services run daily at 930 and 730 with The Great Salvation as tonight's topic. Arthur Scott leads singing with Homer Rice and Carl Clifft among other song leaders.

John W. Darby West Amarillo Christian Church Powell A Smith Arthur Scott Homer Rice Carl Clifft

Hodges Dies in Waynoka Oklahoma

J H Hodges brother of J T Hodges of Amarillo died recently at Waynoka Oklahoma Funeral services were held yesterday at Pampa with burial in a Pampa cemetery He had been in the oil land gas business in Pampa for many years.

J. H. Hodges J. T. Hodges Amarillo Waynoka Okla Pampa Mr. Hodges

Amarillo Held Record Dances For Infantile Paralysis Relief

Amarillo celebrations for the President's Birthday raised a record amount for the local Crippled Children's Council. Total gross receipts were about 1,348.53 with 600 expected for local chapter relief and to fund doctors and nurses in case of an epidemic. Local postmasters aided by selling badges, boosting funds under the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.

Amarillo G. A Bert” McCullough National Foundation National Foundation For McCullough National Association of Postmasters W. D. DeGrassi

Pryor and Battey Return From Texas Hotel Conference

Pryor and Battey returned from Fort Worth where they attended the Texas Hotel Association executive board meeting and Hotel Review. Pryor predicted a strong 1941 hotel year with increases in tourist and commercial business amid defense demand. He noted rising food commodity prices and rising costs for hotel supplies. both men fly to the event, Pryor serving as publication committee chairman.

Amarillo Hotel Battey Capitol Hotel Pryor

NYA Radio Shop Trains 30 Youths in Amarillo

Thirty Amarillo youths, 13 boys and 17 girls, study radio operation at the NYA shop at 909 W. Tenth, learning to operate and repair recording instruments transmitters and sound equipment under James B. Redfern. After five months they read 25 code words per minute, and the program builds skills for commercial licenses and employment in various media fields.

Amarillo NYA Tenth James B. Redfern

Fancy Chimney To Rise In Middle of Road

Motorists along U S Route 1 will see a 9 foot high bronze chimney flue rising from the middle strip as part of a new heating plant at the state garage under the Merrimac Street bridge. Bids have been received by the state department of public works for its erection. Britain has ordered thiamin chloride added to flour to supply vitamin B.

Newburyport Mass State Department of Public Works Merrimac Street

Army Expands Higher Ceiling Pilot Training at Wright Field

Wright Field opens a one week school to train 120 officers in high altitude flight using oxygen systems. Capt Otis O Benson Jr directs demonstrations in a 40 foot altitude chamber and 30 officers per class will later instruct cadets and pilots. Mass tests occur in a bomber reaching 30 000 feet with ground lectures on altitude physiology and escape.

Dayton, O Army Air Corps Wright Field pBots Wright Air Corps Benson B. S. Kelsey London

Surprise For Legion at Post Meeting In Amarillo

Legionnaires of Amarillo attend Han son post meeting at 7:30 p m in Legion Home 1800 Harrison Street. Auxiliary presents a surprise program while Erwin Ochsner announces a membership contest with prizes 2 50 to 50 for top recruiters, limited to one prize per person. Notices were sent by Charles Hoppin attendance chair. John Boyce reports growing interest and larger attendances with 150 to 200 people last meeting.

Legionnaires of Amarillo Hanson Post Legion Home Harrison Street Erwin Ochsner Charles Hoppin John Boyce

Membership Open to the Screwballs

The Screwballs of America Inc opened membership nationwide while incorporating in Indiana. The group grants charters to cities enrolling 25 certified screwballs and seeks individuals who are a little off center, with a Florida businessman cited as an example of the type of member sought.

Angola Ind Screwballs of America, Inc Indiana Kenneth Hubbard Florida

Indiana Celebrities on Local Membership Rolls

The passage notes three notable names on local membership rolls: Senator R. E. Willis, Indiana Republican. Rep. George W. Gillie, Indiana Republican. and Charlie McCarthy. It also mentions a government surveyor discovering ore in the Lake Superior region in 1844 and remarks on taking money along and induction upon return.

Loca R. E. Willis George W. Gillie Charlie McCarthy Lake Superior

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