Britain Breaks Relations With Romania as War Clouds Grow
Sir Reginald Hoare notified Ion Antonescu that Britain's break with Romania is effective at noon. Churchill's broadcast warned of Nazi moves toward the Black Sea as German troops push into Romania and perhaps Bulgaria. UK prepares to assume British interests. Gunther and staff take command. a steamer awaits at Constanta for Istanbul. Blackouts and air raid precautions spread nationwide.
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Reginald Hoare
Ion Antonescu
Churchill
Hungary
Romania
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Britain
Rumania
Sofia
RAF
Greece
Turkey
United States
Franklin Mott Gunther
Constanta
Sir Reginald
Istanbul
Antonescu
Legation
Traffic law quiz from Texas public notices
A reader quiz asks which road rules apply in Texas. Questions cover signaling, school bus passing, offenses with penitentiary penalties, licensing requirements, illegal parking on highways, legal speed limits, and arrest authority without warrants. The item resembles a newspaper trivia feature with answer hints on page 2.
Train crash near London leaves many dead and injured
A local train rammed the rear of a stationary express between Harold Wood and Brentwood on the London Norwich line, telescoping the guards van and two rear coaches. Soldiers sailors and airmen used axes to free entrapped passengers as rescue teams worked at the scene.
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London
Here
Harold Wood
Brentwood
Supreme Court Refuses Review in Ford Labor Case
The Supreme Court today declined to review a national labor relations board order against Ford Motor Co, upholding a ruling that Ford coerced and intimidated workers at River Rouge and Highland Park plants. Ford must cease anti union activities, reinstate 28 discharged employees with back pay, and the court left unresolved the pamphlet distribution issue. Justice Frankfurter wrote for the 5 to 3 majority with Justices Black Douglas and Reed dissenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Co
Ford
CIO Automobile Workers
Henry Ford
Chicago
AFL
Meadowmoor Dairies, Inc
Felix Frankfurter
Hugo L Black
William O. Douglas
Stanley F. Reed
Franco Suner to Confer with Mussolini and Ciano
Spanish foreign minister Ramon Serrano Suner and General Franco travel from Madrid to Ventimiglia to meet Mussolini and Ciano, with reports of further French cabinet reshuffles and Darlan's rise amid Vichy changes. Laval and Leahy tensions are noted as part of Paris turmoil. Narcotics smuggling near the U.S. border described as petty by customs chief Johnson.
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Zurich
U.P
Spain
Ramon Serrano Suner
Madrid
Vichy
Berlin
Rome
Bern
Switzerland
Francisco Franco
Ventimiglia
Mussolini
Galeazzo Ciano
France
Suner
Jean Darlan
Philippe Petain
Pierre Laval
Darlan
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Laval
Petain
Interior
Information
Paris
United States
William D. Leahy
Flandin
Washington
Amarillo to host dog show in Tri-State area
Globe News plans a dog show sponsored locally with negotiations for an American Kennel Club event. Dates not fixed but likely late April to May or in fall. If AKC approval, it would be the first of its kind in the Tri-State Area at the Tri-State Fair Grounds.
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Amarillo
The
Globe News
AKC
Tri-State
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Indians Pay Formal Visit to Legislature
Chief Tic-Ca-I-Che of the Alabama Indians and about a dozen Braves visited the Texas Legislature in full regalia. A joint session welcomed them, Gov. O'Daniel and Lt. Gov. Stevenson presided as the chief handed a broken arrow and then an unbroken arrow and a bow to the governor, signaling peace and warning that any war would be sparked by whites if conflict arose.
Amarillo Philharmonic brings 70 musicians to tonight’s concert
Seventy musicians, many Amarillo residents, perform at the Municipal Auditorium in a symphony night program led by conductor Robert Louis Barron. Esther Johnson, a famed Amarillo pianist, soloists Chopin's Concerto in F minor with the orchestra. Box office opens at 7 and concert starts 8:15 with memberships and tickets available.
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Panhandle
Philharmonic Orchestra
Junior Symphony
Sandie Band
Sam
Europe
Esther Johnson
Amarillo
Balkans
Robert Louis Barron
Mendelssohn
Gounod
Schubert
Nevin
Bach
Municipal Auditorium
Philharmonic
New Deal Attorney to London as Legal Counselor to Winant
Benjamin Cohen, a New Deal attorney and former brain-trust partner of Tommy Corcoran, will go to London as legal counselor to Ambassador John G. Winant. The State Department also shifts Robert Murphy from Vichy to London to bolster the embassy staff. Cohen brings expert knowledge of New Deal legal practices to address technical questions in British American relations.
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Washington
U.P
Benjamin V. Cohen
New
Pd.l
Brain-Trust
Thomas G
Tommy
Cork” Corcoran
London
John G. Winant
State Department
Robert D. Murphy
Ahe
Vichy
France
Cohen
Winant
Buy Baby Chicks From Reliable Hatcheries Ad
If you plan to raise chickens this year, start with good stock from a reliable hatchery using modern scientific methods. Early start and quality stock make poultry raising a pleasant and profitable sideline. See Poultry & Livestock Classification No. 50 in the Globe-News Want Ads.
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Poultry & Livestock
Globe-News
British Planes Attack Dunkerque and Boulogne in Daylight Sweep
British bomber formations escorted by fighters attacked Dunkerque and Boulogne in a daylight operation. Docks at Dunkerque were bombed and two German fighters were reported destroyed. The action followed an early morning raid on Northwest Germany and a daylight strike off the Norwegian coast.
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London
Dunkerque
Boulogne
Ministry of Information
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Germany
Norwegian
Flushing
Netherlands
Texas House postpones oil prorations bill to April
In Austin on February 10 the House with a strong majority voted to delay consideration of a bill extending Texas market demand oil prorations law until April 1. The move shifts the fate of the proposal to the next session stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House Today
Texas
British Freighter Ramon de Larrinaga Capsizes at Delaware Breakwater
The 5800 ton British freighter Ramon de Larrinaga capsized after cargo shift left the vessel listing over 30 degrees to port near Lewes Delaware. All 47 crew were aboard. one missing as coast guards rescued the rest. The ship was beached by two tugs after sailing from Philadelphia and encountering a gale offshore. The Mohawk cutter and patrol boats towed her to the breakwater.
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Lewes
Del
U.P
Ramonde Larrinaga
Delaware
Philadelphia
An Sos
Coast Guard
Mohawk
French Penetrate German Trenches Near the Somme
On February 10 1916 French forces pierced German trench lines near the Somme sector. The action marked a notable assault in the ongoing battles on the Western Front with reported gains and continued artillery duels.
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Somme
Daylight Burglar Caught by Police at McAfee's Garage
Police yesterday caught a daylight burglar as scout car officers surprised him taking tools from a truck in the garage at McAfee's Inc. 601 Taylor Street. County officials were notified to take charge of the case.
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Scout Car
McAfee’s, Inc
Taylor Street
British seize Red Sea port and town on Eritrean frontier
British forces captured the Red Sea port of Mersa Tadlai and the town of Karora as part of a northern drive against Italy's Eritrean colony. The advance accompanied movements across Eritrea and Libya toward Tripoli, with RAF raids on Tripoli and continued Allied pressure in Cheren and Hobok in East and Ethiopian fronts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Italy
Eritrea
Red Sea
Mersa Tadai
Karora
Sudan
Middle East
Mersa Tadlai
East Africa
Cheren
Asmara
Hobok
Somaliland
Karora 4S
Tripoli
Libya
Italians Lose 12 Planes in Greek Front Air War
Greek and British fighters shot down 12 Italian planes yesterday with reports suggesting up to 15 may have fallen. The losses marked the largest daily toll since the war began last October as hostilities intensified over Albania. Italian raids targeted Salonika Patras Ioannina Preveza and Peloponnese areas with some casualties but no Greek losses reported.
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Athens
Tepeleni
Klisura
Albania
Salonika
Patras
Ioanniina
Preveza
Peloponnese Islands
Soldier to marry after enlistment dies in car crash
National Guardsman Robert Berry, 17, Humboldt, Kansas, on way to marry Hazel Ingels near Leanna, Kansas, died when his car collided with another near Iola. Five others were injured. one had a fractured skull. Berry had recently earned corporal stripes at Fort Riley and planned to marry today after getting leave.
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Iola
Kan
U.P
National
Robert Berry
Humboldt
Berry
Fort Riley
Hazel Ingels
Leanna
Hopkins Leaves London for Lisbon to Join Yankee Clipper
Harry Hopkins, Roosevelt’s emissary, departs London by plane for Lisbon to connect with the Yankee Clipper for New York, expected this afternoon. He has spent weeks in Great Britain as the President's trusted intermediary and advisor.
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London
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Lisbon
Portugal
New York
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Summary
The forecast covers Amarillo and surrounding areas with fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. West Texas and New Mexico regions show similar fair skies with scattered light showers in higher elevations and cooler northern portions. Temperature extremes range from 24 to 62 degrees with noon at 57. National Venetians, Go by Newby's.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Texas highway workers told to watch for sabotage
Texas highway employes were ordered to be on alert for possible sabotage to state highways bridges or warehouses. The order comes as 6 375 miles of Texas highway were designated by the war department as strategically important for military reasons. No acts of sabotage have been reported, officials said.
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Austin
U,pa
Texas
State Highway Department
War Department
Burglars Take Peanut Machine and Oil at Two Local Sites
Burglars last night took a peanut vending machine and some oil from a filling station and candy from a school cafeteria. The loot was small. The sites burglarized were Lloyd's service station at 600 Georgia Street and Wilson School at 1619 Taylor Street.
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Lloyd's Service Station
Georgia, Street
Wilson School
Taylor Street
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Chopin
New Deal
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes Insurance
GHC
el Agheila
Fleet Air Arm
Soldier
U. S Weather Bureau
Newby’s
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Panhandle Livestock Ass'n Convention
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