Bolivian Government Demands Wendler’s Departure Amid Coup Claims
Reports state Bolivia sought Wendler’s exit Saturday to counter alleged Nazi coup plans. United States promises full support to Poma if an international incident arises over funds. German sources claim Red Army setbacks and the capture of Lt. Jacob Stalin near Ljosno. Meanwhile Japan faces Indo China invasion rumors and Chinese and British forces in Malaya tied to Indo China actions.
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Wendler
Washington
Sumner Welles
United States
Poma
Red Army
Jacob Stalin
Joseph Stalin
Ljosno
Japan
Hongkong
Comei
Peovil
Malaya
Indo-China
Shanghai
North
China
Manchoukuo
Weather Notes From The News Globe Office
The column reports rainfall discrepancies between Amarillo city and the airport with a claimed 25 inches at the News Globe office, notes on heat around Sixth and Polk Streets, and introduces a wind catcher atop the office. It forecasts scattered showers, notes continued hot weather for crops, and touches on public notices, local social items, and nutritional trivia amid wartime context.
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News-Globe
Kansas City Livestock Market Report July 22
Hogs sold slow and uneven with 250 lb weights down but steady to 10¢ lower. top at 11.35. Cattle offerings about 5,000 with calves 500. grainfed cattle and feeders steady to higher, grass steers opening steady to strong. bulls weaker. Notable quotes include Colorado fed steers at 12.25 and Nebraska steers at 12.15. Missouri and Kansas grass steers around 10.50 to 11.50. sheep near 11.35 and above for better lots. Financial fund listed with liquidation price 1.53 and offering 1.69.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Nebraska
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement urges readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow. It claims two pints of bile daily aid digestion and prevent gas, constipation, and sour feelings, pricing the pills at 10 and 21 cents.
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Carter
Defense parley planned in Amarillo next Friday
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce hosts a 10 o clock meeting in the Crystal Ballroom at the Herring Hotel with A. K. Langford of the Office of Production Management as principal speaker. Rex Baxter invites all interested in defense to learn how civilians may help in emergencies.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
A. K. Langford
Office of Production Management
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Baxter
Pretty yellow Persian kitten seeks loving home
A gentle playful kitten, a yellow part Persian named Tack Dear Tack, has arrived at the Globe News office. The staff asks for a good home for her as they cannot keep her.
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Tack
Globe News
Paperhanger and painter offers repair work
Dear Tack column notes a paper hanger R FP TIMBALAKE 412 North West 3rd Ave seeks work with references. A middle aged woman MRS ALVA DODSON North West 8th Ave is seeking work and will handle some chores. Mrs Q A Webb offers reward for lost fawn colored Pekingese dog last seen near 318 East 22nd Ave. Call 9932.
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Timbalake
North West 3Rd Ave
Sefks
Tack
Alva Dodson
8Th Ave
22Nd Avenue
Q. A. Webb
East 22Nd Ave
Sewing Machines Sought by Center for Girls
Miss Margaret Eichbauer, director of the Social Center for Girls in Amarillo, appeals for old sewing machines. Three classes of 10 girls use only two machines, plus a NYA class of 10 adds to the burden. Call 6787 to arrange pickup of any machine no longer in use.
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Margaret Eichbauer
Social Center
NYA
Eichbneur
Paving Petitions Scheduled Before City Commission
Paving petitions and other routine matters were set for tonight's city commission meeting. Proposals include paving on Cleveland Street, First Street, Fillmore-Pierce alley, Johnson Street, and North East Seventh Avenue. An amendment to lift parking restrictions around the Blackstone and Capitol hotels is up for second reading. A street light at South Second Avenue and Alabama Street was filed, and traffic reports cover an automatic signal at North East Eighth Avenue and Buchanan Street, stop signs on Pierce Street near Nineteenth Avenue, and lifting time parking in Tyler-Harrison alley.
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City Commission
Cleveland Street
Tenth Avenue
McMasters
Bryan
Fillmore-Pierce Alley
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Johnson Street
Second
Third Avenues
Seventh Avenue
Pierce
Buchanan Streets
Blackstone
Capitol
South Second Avenue
Alabama Street
North East
Eighth Avenue
Buchanan Street
Pierce Street
Nineteenth Avenue
Tyler-Harrison Alley
Harrison Street
Delay Order Pushed for NBC Network Split
The FCC postponed until September 16 the deadline for NBC to dispose of one network, a move to allow continued talks with major broadcasters. The May 2 order required NBC to relinquish a network within 90 days, with Blue Network cited as the affected unit. Columbia Broadcasting also sought a delay.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Communications Commission
Makin
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Blue
Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System
Two Quizzed About Brutal Rape Murder
Boston reports two automobile owners questioned by Lynn police as suspects in the rape murder of Frances M. Cochran, 19, whose mutilated body was found in a woods lane after she rode in a dark sedan. Separately, Raymond Woodward, 15, faces potential death in the electric chair for the Constance Shipp case in Reading, with grand jury action pending.
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Boston
Lynn Police
Frances M. Cochran
Constance Shipp
Reading
Raymond Woodward
Robert F. Bradford
Miss Shipp
Reading Baptist Parsonage
Woodward
Mayor Highlights Thompson Park Tennis Courts
Mayor Joe Jenkins urged Amarillo players to use the Thompson Park courts near the swimming stadium. He praised them as the best and fastest in the city and noted other parks are crowded, suggesting players drive out to Thompson Park to avoid waits.
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Amarillo
Joe Jenkins
Thompson Park
Mayor Jenkins
Things Happen To Deputy Lampe
Deputy U S Marshal Bill Lampe, always near danger, is described in a sequence of incidents from a McLean case to a weather interrupted drive. He moves from Fort Worth to Childress and Booker Oklahoma, where a rainstorm drives his car into a ditch for a while.
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U. S
Bill Lampe
McLean
Lampe
Frank Potter
Fort Worth
Childress
Booker
Okla
Close Figuring at Chuck Wagon Feed
A Chuck Wagon dinner for Texas Post Office Clerks and Carriers Convention delegates served at Amarillo Hotel. C S Charlie Pryor, wagon boss, said 625 people were fed in one hour five minutes and only 11 slices of barbe qued beef were left over.
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Amarillo
Texas Post Office Clerks and Carriers
C. S
Charlie” Pryor
Titel
Chuck Wagon Outfit
Enlistments Sought For Air Corps
Army recruiting pushes air corps enlistments led by Sgt. R D Short. Quotas target Brooks Field San Antonio and Ellington Field between Galveston and Houston plus the regular army unassigned.
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Army
Air Corps
R. D. Short
Brooks Field
San Antonio
Ellington Field
Galveston
Houston
Priest Remodels Building for Negro Welfare Center in Amarillo
Father J. J. Regan expands his charity effort by purchasing a former night club in North Heights to create a two story center. The Chapel of The Blessed Martin de Porres will share space with a day nursery a hospital ward and clinics for the local Negro population. Grounds will be landscaped into a playground for the center.
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J. J. Regan
Amarillo
North Heights
Blessed Martin de Porres Mission
Father Regan
Flats
Moscow's First Air Raid Of The War Report
Henry Shapiro recounts Moscow's first air raid night as sirens wailed at 10 P M. and a dud incendiary bomb landed nearby. He describes crowds filing into the subway, calm amid fear, and police and Red Cross aiding evacuees. The raid lasted until 3 30 A M with limited damage by morning.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
U.P
House Committee
Palace of the Soviets
Red Cross
Sam Kline Plans Amarillo Store and Home
Sam Kline decided years ago to settle in Amarillo. He returned from an eastern buying trip to supervise fittings for his new shop, Kline's, at 615 Polk Street. The store will open soon with distinctive women's apparel and a formal opening date to be announced.
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Amarillo
Sam Kline
Mr. Kline
Kline
Hereford Electrician Injured In City Crash
George W. Byrd a 26 year old Hereford electrician was critically hurt when his heavy coupe rear ended a parked trailer truck on Highway 60 inside city limits. The truck driver Beral Roy of Fort Worth and his passenger escaped injury. Byrd suffered multiple injuries and was hospitalized.
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Hereford
George W. Byrd
Byrd
Beral Roy
Fort Worth
Highway
Roy
Gayle Neal Advances in Marine Corps Training
Gayle Neal of 3307 Van Buren Street has completed recruit training in San Diego and is transferred to sea school. He earned sharpshooter for rifle and expert for pistol and bayonet, and he was born in Hereford and grew up in Amarillo. He is a Texas Tech graduate.
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Gayle Neal
van Buren Street
Marine Corps
Corps
San Diego
Neal
Hereford
Amarillo
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Borger men enlist after Army service
Harry W. Guthrie of Borger finished a three year Army tour and today joined the Marine Corps. Kenneth D. Cassidy of Borger also enlisted as a Marine recruit.
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Harry W. Guthrie
Borger
Army
Marine Corps
Kenneth D. Cassidy
Amarillo Seeks Cadet Spots in Flying Unit
Fourteen men have asked for places in the proposed Amarillo flying cadet unit. Sgt. R. D. Short said about 16 more applications are needed before a board of examiners will come to the city to test applicants. Amarillo may become first Texas city to form a 20 man cadet unit.
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Amarillo
R. D. Short
Texas
Horse Jump Incident Shocks Kingston Show Crowd
A stunt horse at a Kingston Pennsylvania show misjudged a jump and leapt over a refreshment stand, injuring four spectators. The rider Daniel Morziani, 17, was leading the animal when pennants on the stand appeared as a cue for the leap.
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Kingston
Daniel Morziani
Amarillo College National Defense School Sets Biweekly Graduations
Shelby Kruser, director, says graduations occur every two weeks to avoid full turnover. The next class of about a dozen graduates will finish in a week. Each 16 week course is followed by a new group starting immediately, with a formal labeling like Amarillo College National Defense School Second Section July Class 41.
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Amarillo College
National Defense School
Shelby Kruser
Defense School
Yale
Texas
Camp Meetings Slated Here at Tri-State Fair Grounds
Pentecostal Holiness camp meetings will run from Thursday to August 4 at the Tri State Fair Grounds in Amarillo. Principal speakers include Reverend Dan T. Muse of Oklahoma City and Reverend T. T. Lindsey of Leaksville, N C, with additional speakers from across the country. Morning and evening services will be held. exact times to be announced.
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Pentecostal Holiness
Tri- State Fair Grounds
Amarillo
Dan T. Muse
Oklahoma City
T. T. Lindsey
Leaksville
N. C
Aluminum Feed Pans Collected for Scrap Drive
In the flats, Chickens area, children will eat from tin cans as five aluminum chicken feed pans are collected by a boy who plans to leave Thursday night at the Liberty Theater to watch the show. Clay Thornton, theater chairman, reports Liberty management arranged a scrap drive show for colored children.
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Liberty Theater
Clay Thornton
Liberty Management
Frontline Pursuit in Salla as Russian Conflict Intensifies
Reports describe soldiers trudging through ash and burned forests in the Salla region in pursuit of Russians while in Europe Germany orders the Bolivian charge d affaires to depart Berlin within three days in retaliation for an expulsion.
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Salla
Berlin
Germany
Ger
Exclusive Crocheted Jewelry Pattern 7053 Bracelet and Pin
Pattern 7053 outlines crocheted jewelry including a bracelet and lapel pin in seeded coin style. The snippet mentions Amarillo Daily New York and patent notes, but details are sparse and unclear.
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Amarillo Daily
New York
N. Y
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