Axis Propaganda Push Hints At Possible Peace With Allies
The Axis, struck by military defeats in Russia, launches a propaganda drive to warn the United States and Britain of a Soviet victory. German officials claim a Bolshevik success would spread communism across Europe and the world. Rome and Ankara officials suggest a possible compromise peace with the Allies, while warning that the Soviets could dominate if no deal is made.
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Axis
Russia
United States
Britain
Germany
Europe
Walther Brell
Ankara
DNB
Fritz Matsel
Joseph Goebbels
Brell
Matsel
Moscow
Italy
Rome
Stockholm
Virginio Gayda
Gayda
Anne Adams jump er outfits patterns 4344 4345
Anne Adams patterns 4344 and 4345 show jumper and blouse details with sizes for misses and children. Pattern 4344 offers misses sizes 12 to 20. pattern 4345 offers children's sizes 2 to 10. Send sixteen cents per pattern and order with size name address and style number to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Dickey
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
N. Y
WAAC recruitment drive committee forms in West Texas
Mrs. Horace Griggs, Legion Auxiliary chairman for WAAC recruiting, selects her committee and plans an intensified campaign for women volunteers. Army recruiters to supply literature to auxiliaries this week and booths to operate downtown through March 31 aiming for 684 recruits from West Texas.
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Horace Griggs
Legion Auxiliary
WAAC
Bluebonnet WAVES Joiners Urged to Apply at Hunter College
Amarillo recruiter Chief Harry Longabach announces a March 2 class for the Texas Bluebonnet Squadron at Hunter College New York City. Women completing enlistment papers and exams may be sent to New York College. transportation to Oklahoma City for final exams is provided. SPARS and Women Marines enlistments also accepted locally.
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Texas Bluebonnet
Hunter College
New York City
Harry Longabach
Amarillo
Naval
New York College
Oklahoma City
Longabach
Crawford Named Chief of Army Services in Middle East
Brig. Gen. Robert W. Crawford will replace Brig. Gen. Russell L. Maxwell as chief of the U S Army services of supply in the Middle East. Maxwell is leaving soon for another theater. In San Diego two youths aged 18 and 19 sought supplementary gas books claiming urgent need. OPA found they wanted fuel for a last four wheeled sling before being drafted.
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ARMY
Cairo
Robert W. Crawford
Russell L. Maxwell
U. S. Army Services of Supply
Middle East
Maxwell
San Diego
Calif
OPA
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Ata
Japan
Jayne
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