Inaugural Address Tells Nation of Great Perils
A British and Allied reporting frame describes a German Italian alliance and Axis plans. It outlines Greek, North African battles with Kassala as a focal point and notes British advances in Eritrea and Sudan. The piece cites Mussolini’s media and Berlin claims of Blitzkrieg readiness and ongoing Mediterranean pressure.
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Hitler
Italy
Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Rome
Virginio Gayda
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Winston Churchill
Sabderat
Tessenei
Eriterea
Sudan
Cairo
Berati
Albania
RAF
Middle East
London
Kassala
North Africa
Tepeleni-Klisura
Klisura
CIO Officials Settle Strike in Defense Plants
CIO officials secured settlement orders for two defense industry disputes after intervention by Congress, while workers at Ryan Aeronautical Co San Diego prepared to strike if talks fail. 440 workers received picket duty cards at a mass meeting. The CIO demands higher wages on orders totaling 10.5 million dollars.
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United Press
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Defense Industries
Company
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Ryan Aeronautical Co
San Diego
Cal
Harry C. Malcom
Farm Equipment Organizing Committee
CIO
Chicago
International Harvester Co
Middle West
Rock Falls, Ill
Milwaukee
Wis
Rock Island, Ill
Harvester
Gavel Falls For Bluff Hearty Garner
John Nance Garner retires after 28 years in Congress and eight as Vice President. He plans to return to Texas to enjoy private life, rental houses, fishing, and hunting, aiming to live to 93. Henry Wallace will assume the vice presidency and pursue broader hemispheric cooperation and inter American trade aims.
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Washington
Bluff
John Nance Garner
Henry Agard Wallace
United States
Texas
Cactus Jack
House
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Marconi
New York
Panama Canal
Garner
Congress
Uvalde
Roosevelt
White House
Wallace—i
America
Senate
Capitol
Wallace
South America
Far East
Latin America
Europe
Flag Incident in San Francisco Scuffles German Pride
German spokesman warned of possible political and diplomatic effects after two U S sailors and three civilians tore down a Nazi flag from the German consulate in San Francisco. U S State Department expressed regret and pledged to investigate, while newspapers denounced the act as an insult to Germany.
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Berlin
San Francisco
United States
State Department
Washington
U.P
Fritz Weidermann
O Daniel Seeks Quick Job Act Change In Texas
Governor W Lee O Daniel urged the Legislature to adopt as an emergency measure an amendment to the unemployment compensation act to save Texas employers about 10 000 000 annually by lowering the tax levy. He asked for immediate passage with future changes to be considered later.
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Austin
W. Lee O'Daniel
Texas
Federal Social Security Board
O'Daniel
Weather forecast from Mr Collman predicts partly cloudy skies
Mr Collman says the day will be partly cloudy with high clouds and generally dry. Temperatures around 60 during the day and 32 to 38 tonight. Last night’s low was 30 in the countryside and 38 in town. South wind 10 to 15 miles per hour.
Amarillo Weather Forecast Amid Cloudy Skies
The Weather Bureau predicts Amarillo and vicinity will be partly cloudy with a low of 32 to 38 tonight. Tuesday remains partly cloudy with warmer conditions in the south portion. West Texas and New Mexico show similar trends with fair conditions and high clouds. Temperature extremes over the past 24 hours ranged from 38 to 62, with noon reading at 62.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Inauguration of Roosevelt in the third term
Extraordinary in history, Roosevelt’s third term inauguration frames a crisis of unprecedented foreign threats. The piece notes his vow to preserve the Constitution while seeking broad executive powers to aid democracies and prepare the nation for potential war, amid nationwide uncertainty and calls about democracy’s fate.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henry A. Wallace
Pullmans
Potomac
Mr. Roosevelt
British Empire
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Winston Churchill
London
Electoral College
Congress
United States
Roosevelt R
William L. Beale, JR
Jan
Civilians Killed in Britain from Air Raids
London report shows December air raids killed 3,793 civilians and injured 5,044. November casualties were 4,588 dead and 6,202 injured, raising total civilian toll since last June 18 to 23,081 dead and 32,296 injured.
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London
Ministry of Home Security
Britain
Floor covering at Dwight Newby's
Dwight Newby offers prompt free delivery for floor coverings through Russell Stationery Company.
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Dwight Newby’s
Russell Stationery Company
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National Defense
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lafayette Park
Mexico City
Mexico
Build Now
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Greenhill
Lowndes
Losurance
Mr. Collman
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