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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1942

Page

11

Draft Scaling Up As 9 Million Eligible Ready for Call

The Army accelerates induction of roughly 1 000 000 already classified as 1 A while preparing to register 9 000 000 men aged 20 to 44 on February 16. Officials say no fixed wartime ceiling on forces sent abroad and that draft numbers may be doubled or trebled to meet needs.

Washington Jan Britain Stimson War Department United States Selective Service Fed Lewis B. Hershey

University of Texas Rubber Claim Called Bunk

University of Texas chemists deny a sensational rubber substitute from natural gas. U.S. Senator O Daniel and President Rainey touted a discovery, while campus Daily Texan cites a machine in the chemistry building as the only likely basis, with officials stressing ongoing research and potential use of oil and gas.

Austin U.P University of Texas U. S W. Lee O'Daniel Homer Price Rainey O'Daniel San Antonio Ber Rainey University Texas Washington Bureau of Industrial Chemistry Daily Texan Clyde Roland Johnson E. P. Schoch Chemi

Allied Forces Hit Axis On Multiple Fronts In WWII Action

United Press reports a global clash as Allied and Japanese forces clash from Singapore and Malaya to Bangkok and Rangoon. Japan presses a large Malayan offensive and preparations for the Philippines attack while Allied air raids strike Japanese bases in Thailand and Malaya.

United Press United Nations Russia North Africa Japan Singapore Malayan Philippines Pacific Thailand Malaya Kuala Lumpur

Chinese claim annihilation of Japanese forces fronts in China

UPI reported from Chungking that Chinese war communique says Japanese 3rd and 6th Divisions leading the Hangsha assault are almost annihilated on the North Hunan front. It notes Canton Nanchang Hankow and other fronts seeing Chinese gains while British Burma troops draw positions.

Chungking UPI United Press San Francisco Hunan Hangsha China Canton Nanchang Wangtung Kiangsi Canal China Burma Jangsha Yangtze River Hankow Japan Chi Zchang

Japanese tanks breach front near Kuala Lumpur stage

West Malaya front reports Japanese heavy tanks and dive bombers driving toward Kuala Lumpur as Allied bases endure air and land attacks. British Commandos reportedly shield Kuala Lumpur while fighting intensity rises and enemy aircraft losses climb.

West Malaya Kuala Lumpur Singapore Tarakan North Borneo Slim United Press Harold Guard Malaya

Nazis Push Diplomatic Offensive In Europe

London dispatch reports Germany drafting a diplomatic push to win Turkey and Switzerland to the Axis, pressure Bulgaria with a threat, and deepen ties with Hungary. Ribbentrop and Bardossy spoke in Budapest claiming renewed unity against Britain, the Soviet Union, and Bolshevism.

London U.P Germany Hungary Turkey Dardanelles Bulgaria Sweden Switzerland Budapest Joachim von Ribbentrop Balkans Italy Ladislaus Bardossy Europe Ribbentrop

Sub Raiding Near Tokyo

Japan faces a feared blockade as an Allied submarine raid near Tokyo torpedoes the 2225 ton freighter Unkai Maru No 1 and damages it. The attacking nation is unnamed in the report.

Associated Press Japan Imperial Headquarters Tokyo U. S. Navy

Soviets Break Two Nazi Siege Lines

Soviet forces declared to have nearly broken the sieges of Leningrad and Sevastopol as Red army troops attacked German lines along the eastern arc. Advices note Germans losing captured territory near Leningrad while Sevastopol defense forces counterattacked as German siege efforts were repelled by the Black Sea fleet.

Associated Press Russia Leningrad Sevastopol Lake Ladoga London Poventsa Schluesselburg Neva Ladoga Crimea Red Army Great Black Sea Kuibyshev Kerch Izvestia

Weather forecast for Amarillo and Panhandle region

Cloudy and colder this afternoon and tonight with very light snow flurries. High near 27 with low around 4 in the Panhandle and vicinity. Fair this afternoon and tonight with little temperature change across West Texas. Snow flurries predicted Panhandle and South Plains tonight. temperatures dipping to near 5 Panhandle and 12 Big Spring vicinity. East of Pecos River slightly colder. Rio Grande Valley fair then clouding up.

Amarillo West Texas el Paso Big Bend Panhandle South Plains Big Spring Pecos River Rio Grande Valley Rio Grande Central Mountain

Ten Billion in New Taxes Needed to Meet Budget

Senator Walter F. George said to reach President Roosevelt’s budget goals the nation must raise about 10,000,000,900 in new revenue yearly. After a Treasury tax conference with Henry Morgenthau Jr. and others, he noted seven billion in new revenues needed for the coming fiscal year starting July 1. The tax program’s full effect will come later due to delays in revenue from certain taxes and the war production ramp. He called the problem larger than it appears.

Washington Jan Walter F. George Senate Finance Committee Roosevelt The Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr George

Leaflets Dropped on Occupied France Stress Franco American Ties

The White House announced a U S led campaign with Britain to drop over two million leaflets on Nazi occupied France highlighting the French American friendship. RAF planes carried 1 38 million copies around Paris and over 600 000 near Lille this week. The pamphlet quotes Roosevelt and cites LaFayette’s 100th anniversary while signaling a future message to the enemy.

Washington White House United States Royal Air Force France Stephen T. Early Europe U. S RAF Paris Lille

Winter’s 12th Snow Expected Here Tonight

A cold snap returns with a 56 degree range noted in Amarillo from 4 above to 60 above then 19. Forecasters cite slight chances of snow flurries by supper time and reference a private forecast of 30 snows for the winter. Alpine and Pampa report varied temps, with Alpine at 64 yesterday and Pampa at 57 high.

Plains Texas Japan Weather Bureau Alpine Pampa

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