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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1940

Page

5

Britain Builds Modern Air Power For Total War Victory

The article traces Britain's shift from World War I supply struggles to a centralized Royal Air Force. It details seven RAF commands, the fleet air arm, empire air forces, and foreign units, all under Air Chief Marshal Sir Cyril Newall. It notes the 1918 birth of the modern air force, central production control, lessons from Norway and Flanders, and the aim to produce 10,000 planes monthly for a decisive defense and offense.

Brydon Taves London U.P Great Britain Royal Flying Corps France British Commonwealth Fleet Air Arm Admiralty Air Staff Empire Air Forces Sir Douglas Haig Germany Haig Norway Britain Canada United States U.S Henry A. Morgenthau, Jr A. F Flanders Air Board Air Ministry R. A. Fs Cyril Newall Bomber Command Metropolitan Air Force Admiraltty Laison Stavanger Flying Training Command Tne Near East Far East Palestine India Newall Viscount Gort John Francis Barrett Australia New Zealand Kenya Rhodesia United Kingdom

Roosevelt views defense runs safe, capital assured

President Roosevelt toured Chesapeake Bay defense sites and navy yards as he left Washington, saying a safer capital could be achieved within a year. He hinted at further inspections of forts and air bases, aligning with campaign defense talk.

Washington Roosevelt Potomac River Norfolk Chesapeake Bay

Export Threat: New Licensing Aims to Curb Japan

Washington reports that a new export licensing system for aviation gasoline and scrap metal, effective after midnight, could deter Japan from pressuring American policy in the Orient. Licenses may be issued for substantial quantities for a year but can be revoked if national defense requires it, allowing continued shipments to Japan or cutoffs as defense needs arise.

Washington Japan Orient Roosevelt China

Mister Mack Reunites With Old School Friend After 50 Years

At city hall in Crosbyton a reader recognized John McEntire known as Mister Mack. The man turned out to be Bill Wilson, his old Parker County schoolmate from 1890. Mister Mack recalled frontier life before Amarillo and Hale Center.

City Hall Mister Mack Amarillo John McEntire Down Parker County Bill Wilson Old Floydada Hale Epworth

Dallas Couple Hurt in Claude Area Car Wreck

A Dallas couple, J. B. O'Hara and Mrs O'Hara, sustained minor injuries when their car was struck after a tire blowout near Claude early last night. O'Hara, president of the Dr Pepper Company, suffered a masked nose and his wife a sprained ankle.

Dallas Claude J. B. O'Hara Dr. Pepper Company O'Hara

U S Army Theme Of March Of Time Film At Rex Theater

The March of Time feature Uncle Sam's New Army is extended for tonight at the Rex Theater due to strong demand, manager Jim Golding announced.

U. S. Army Uncle Sam Rex Theater Jim Golding

Santa Fe Railway Carloadings Week Ending July 27 1940

The Santa Fe Railway System moved 19 508 carloads for the week ending July 27 1940, up against 18 910 the same week in 1939. Receipts from connections were 5 227, compared with 5 460 in 1939. Total cars moved reached 24 735 versus 24 370 in 1939. The system handled 27 387 cars in the preceding week of this year.

Santa Fe

Courthouse Records Transactions and Registrations

Courthouse records list warranty deeds transferring properties in Mirror, Sunset Park, Ama Heights and other districts, with several small sums. Transfers include Farley to Jameson, Ritzinger to McMurtry, Underwood to Hedge coke, Burns to Hedge coke, Thomas to Blair, Davies to Pedersen, Marsh to Priolo, and multiple releases and trusts. Also recorded are land transfers, motor vehicle registrations, and marriage licenses for Kitchen with Swafford and Maples with Conrad.

C. Farley Thomas N Jameson Mirror George A. Ritzinger Clifford McMurtry R. E. Underwood Mattie Hedgecoke Sunset Park Forest Burns Alonzo H. Thomas Hattie Blair Holland G. M. Davies F. L. Pedersen Clyde J. Marsh Charlie Priolo Cc. C. Farley Farm & Home S. & L. Tvl B. I. Barfield Prud. Ins. Co. Tml Feak Forrest Burns Sunset Henrie & Bolthoff Mfg Sarah Conwell C. C. Farley S. D W. S. Birge E. S. Burgess Farm & Home S. & L Olds Sedan C. I. Penry Ford C. E. Montie Fillmore Thomas W. Kitchen Eva Swafford Glen Maples Ruth Mary Conrad

Last of Summer Series Of Concerts Tomorrow

The Amarillo High School Summer School Band presents the final concert tomorrow night at 8 in the High School Auditorium. Student conductor Lawrence Keaton will direct the opening selection and Miss Winona Wise leads the band. The program includes several ensemble and solo pieces.

Amarillo High School Lawrence Keaton Winona Wise

Round Town the Hollywood Apartments

M C Schulze arrives in Amarillo to join Cocke and Braden with his wife living at 1500 West Eleventh Avenue. I S Meeks and daughter relocate from Venita Oklahoma to 3623 West Sixth Avenue. Meeks works at the Telephone Company. E E Hayes from Dallas moves to 505 Kentucky Street with his family. he joins American Casualty and Life Insurance. SKY-HIGH Lieutenant R H Anthis of Barksdale Louisiana piloting an army bomber B 12 on a cross country flight stops overnight.

Hollywood M. C. Schulze Amarillo Bovina Cocke Braden West Eleventh Avenue I. S. Meeks Venita Okla West Sixth Avenue Meeks Telephone Company E. E. Hayes Dallas Kentucky Street American Casualty and Life Insurance Company R. H. Anthis Barksdale

Kidney Health Claim Promises Nighttime Relief Pills

An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules to stop nighttime urination and flush poisons from kidneys and acidify bladder. It lists symptoms such as backache cramps puffy eyes and burning passages, urging to refuse substitutes and buy the original.

Haarlem

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