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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1940

Page

2

Federal agencies form Rubber and Metals Reserve Co

Federal Loan Administrator Jesse H. Jones announces two new corporations the Rubber Reserve Co and the Metals Reserve Co to buy reserve supplies for national defense. Each capitalized at 5 million with half from the RFC and half from industry. Rubber Reserve will build a 150000 ton rubber stock at 18 to 20 cents a pound to augment Britain barter and existing domestic stocks.

Washington Jesse H. Jones Rubber Reserve Co The Metals Reserve Co Reconstruction Finance Corporation International Regulation Committee Jones

Refugees and War Briefs From Manila to Libya

Refugees aboard ships totaling 45 vessels were to reach Manila on July 3 before returning for more evacuees. In Rome, Graziani was appointed to command Italian forces in North Africa replacing Balbo who perished in a crash near Tobruk. In London, Britain warned Syria and Lebanon against occupation by hostile powers and noted French forces under Mittelhauser would oppose such moves.

Killy Fowle Christopher Morley Presbyterian Rome U.P Rodolfo Graziani Italy Libya Africa Italo Balbo Graziani Egypt Benghazi North Africa Balbo Tobruk London Foreign Office Syria Mittelhauser Britain Lebanon Near East Germany France

Dardanelles Battlefronts Reawaken International Interest

War expert J W T Mason analyzes how Russia seeks control of the Dardanelles to open a warm water route to the Mediterranean, threatening German and Italian plans and shifting European power. He notes Turkey's nonbelligerent stance and potential British support for Russia if needed.

J. W. T. Mason United Press British Empire Russia Dardanelles Bessarabia Bukovina Stalin Germany Italy Vladivostok Murmansk Black Sea Mediterranean Turkey

Help Wanted and Lost Pet Notices From A City Classified Page

A notice seeks part time hotel or apartment house work in exchange for housing with references offered. Call at 1422 Pierce Street north door. Also a lost Pekingese dog found, owner may call 7728 or 2-3073. A young woman seeks child care work. Continued on page 9.

Dixon Madison Pierce Street

War Fronts Extend Across Europe As Britain Tangles With Luftwaffe

A war front bulletin reports British raids over northern, western, and southern Reich areas as they press toward a major British invasion. German high command claims only civilian targets were hit and 18 raiders were shot down, signaling heavy enemy participation. Meanwhile the Red Army seizes Danube control after landing tanks at Reni, Romania, as Romania’s garrison is overwhelmed. A German communique says a British Orion class cruiser was torpedoed south of Brest and 33,000 tons of British merchant ships sunk. German air units then targeted several East and West Coast harbors in Britain with noted success.

Red Army Rumania Reni Danube Prut Russia Germany Perlin UPI High Command Brest France

Chamberlain called sniper by German sources

Berlin reports Neville Chamberlain earned the nickname sniper for his radio address and Britain’s civilian population cited as part of the armed force. German foreign office orders US and other embassies to discontinue missions in Norway Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands by July 15. Adlerika ad claims included.

Berlin Neville Chamberlain Germany Britain German Foreign Office United States Norway Belgium Luxembourg Netherlands Foreign Office

Navy Orders 45 Warships Amid Defense Drive

The Navy will spend about 500 million dollars to build 11 cruisers 20 destroyers 13 submarines and one large sea plane tender in the largest contract in Navy history. Lewis Compton acted secretary announced two hours after Roosevelt signed defense speedup legislation aimed at allowing contracts without bidding saving an estimated 16 to 17 million dollars.

Washington Navy Navy Department Lewis Compton White House Roosevelt

Canadian Pacific liner leads 4500 British evacuees from Hong Kong

A gray coated Canadian Pacific liner carrying about 4500 British women and children departed Hong Kong Harbor as outgoing ships crowded the area. Americans aboard included a few, with the President Coolidge remaining to await orders from Washington. The move is a precaution against possible Japanese blockade to close the Burma route to the embattled Chinese government.

Hongkong Coolidge Washington Burma Manila

Fleet Returns to Lahaina Roads After Routine Exercise

Major U.S. fleet units, absent a week and prompting surprise in Hawaii, anchored again at Lahaina Roads amid officials citing routine training. Admiral James O. Richardson said the move was a standard exercise, though the surprise caused a ripple of speculation.

Eggpfing Fleet Command-In-Chief Honolulu United States Hawaii Lahaina Roads James O. Richardson

French Planes Land at Gibraltar Amid Mediterranean Tense

Cadiz Spain July 1 reports say French airplanes flown by aviators opposed to the Pera government landed at Gibraltar a British stronghold in the western Mediterranean. Several aircraft reportedly crashed during landing and one crossed into Spanish territory where Spanish anti air batteries fired on it.

Cadiz Spain Pera Gibraltar Mediterranean

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