Hitler's Europe war drive widens as U S debates entry
Washington reports fear of a German push toward Paris with England loading French ports while Italy may join the war. Public opinion splits on entering the conflict though many back aid to Allies. Germany expands subs and air power, and Polish Dutch Belgian and French forces suffer heavy losses.
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Paris
United States
Mussolini
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English Isles
South America as world frontier and war concern
The article argues Washington fears South America as the globe’s last untapped prize with German expansion threatening if Europe is overrun. It notes possible Fifth Column activity in Brazil and Argentina, German influence in Mexico, and urges Americans to weigh fight now versus later. It mentions two Dallas speakers, Henry Raphael Gold and Herbert Mallinson, speaking at the Temple Israel in Amarillo at 7:45.
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Brazil
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Help Wanted Ads From Wien SAGE HOUSEKEEPER
Classified notices advertise multiple help wanted requests from local residents seeking part time housework child care and kitchen or nursing tasks. Listings name applicants including Mrs A L McGahey Jr 1111 Fillmore St reader at 1700 Jackson St and Mrs J M 1919 Pierce St along with contact numbers.
Help Wanted In Boarding House Cafe Or Housework
Middle aged woman seeks paid work in boarding house cafe or housework. Will furnish references. Call 2-2349 at 501 Kentucky Street. CARE FOR CHILDREN also offered by same person by hour or day. Non smoker. Address 1203 North Harrison Street.
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Kentucky Street
Tack
Young Woman Seeks Help After Distressing Incident
A brief fragment indicates a young woman in distress seeks assistance following a troubling event, with continuing coverage referenced on page. No further details available in the readable text.
Prominent Jewish Leaders to Speak at Temple B'nai Israel
Herbert Mallinson and Henry Raphael Gold will speak at Temple B'nai Israel in Amarillo tonight at 7:45. Gold, a Dallas physician and rabbi, and Mallinson, Dallas civic leader, bring national Jewish welfare and interfaith experience. Arrangements are by Ben Lipshy. public invited.
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Zales
Amarillo
Temple Israel
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Herbert Mallinson
Dallas
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Fourth Avenue
Taylor Street
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Europe
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National Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds
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Southwestern
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Markets Briefed: Security Fund Quotes Hit 1.50
Market notes show the Security Fund priced at 1.3629 with a 1.50 ask as News-Globe listings publish G-1 results and related want ads.
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Financial Security Fund
Judge Bishop Highlighted as Texas Political Icon in Amarillo Election Speak
The piece notes Judge Bishop long in Texas politics since 1902 with a four-year judge term cadence and reluctance to run during midterm cycles. It parallels Sam Houston and Jim Ferguson as enduring figures and details current Amarillo elections with candidates for governor railroad commissioner and state senate.
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Congress
Bishop
Texas
E. C. Nelson
District Attorney's Office
47Th District Court Bench
Judge Bishop
Amarillo
Sam Houston
Jim Ferguson
A. J. Folley
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
W. Be, Gee
108Th District Court
Bob Underwood
Jack Little
Bill Brian
Martha Starkey Elected Band Queen at Golden Sandie
Martha Starkey was elected queen of the Golden Sandie band after a field of five candidates. Jenece Baustista, the previous band queen, drilled the contestants. Billy Dixon was chosen drum major succeeding Francis Gilmore.
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Martha Starkey
Golden Sandie
Jenece Baustista
Billy Dixon
Francis Gilmore
First Baptist Bible School Enrolls 425
About 425 children ages 4 to 16 enrolled at the First Baptist Church Vacation Bible School in its first session. Classes run 8:30 to 11 daily Monday through Friday for two weeks, with Harry W. Minor supervising, Grace McCracken as secretary, and John Josey at the piano.
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First Baptist Church
Harry W. Minor
Grace McCracken
John Josey
First Car of 1940 Wheat Sold in Fort Worth
The first 1940 wheat car sold on the Fort Worth market brings 90 cents a bushel with a four cent premium. The Megargel grown No. 1 dark hard winter wheat tested 62.4 pounds per bushel and is described as good quality by grain men.
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New York
al Chem & Dye
Allis
M & Fay
Roll Mill
Smell &R
Am Woolens
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Ad Refining
Aviat Corp
Barnedall
Blyth
Bendix
Cornwith & Son
Curtiss Wright
Doug Aircraft
du Pont
el Auto
Houston Oil
Hupp ' Int Harvester
Hydro el A
Johns Manville
Kennecott Cop TL
Lockheed Aire
Ews Conve Ee
Lorillard Bee Ee
Marshall Field Or Mid
Montgom Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Biscuit
Rem Rand
Repub Steel
Sears Roebue
Servel Simmons
Simms Pet
Socon
Stan Oil Col
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Cal
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Lly
United Gas Imp
U & Steel
Warner Bros
West el & Mf
Wilson & Co Woolworth
Chicago
Kansas City
Colorado
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Megargel
Archer County
Man Hurt in Fight At Roadhouse
A fight at a roadhouse on the North Highway left Pat Warner seriously injured by knife wounds and hospitalized. Loyd Phelps faces assault with intent to kill charges, with bond set at 1500 dollars, plus Ted Phelps and Loren Phelps facing related counts. Warner is charged with participation in an affray.
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Loyd Phelps
Justice of the Peace Cazzell
Ted Phelps
Loren Phelps
Warner
McKinley Hammonds Dies in Hospital
Morton farmer McKinley Hammonds, 43, died yesterday at the Veterans Hospital after being hospitalized since May 21. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs John Hammonds a sister Miss Lizzie Kent and six children of Olney. The body was moved to Morton by Boxwell Brothers for funeral services this afternoon with burial in Morton.
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Veterans Hospital
John Hammonds
Lizzie Kent
Olney
Morton
Boxwell Brothers
Airmail Shipments Rise Third Time This May
Am arillo post office reports May air mail shipments up 29 percent from the previous year totaling 4,300 pounds. Last May's volume was 3,332 pounds, 968 pounds less than the May total. Postmaster W D De Grassi released the figures.
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Amarillo
W. D. DeGrassi
Davis Birthday Honored as Statewide Holiday in Texas
Texas marks Jefferson Davis birth anniversary as a legal holiday with many departments closed. The unusual note says only male crickets chirp, reflecting a quiet observance across Austin and the state.
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Davis
Austin
Jefferson Davis
Texas
Max Boyer to Open Campaign on KGNC Talk
Perryton state Senate candidate Max Boyer will open his campaign with a 15 minute radio speech on KGNC from 5:30 to 5:45 tomorrow evening. He will outline his platform during the address.
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State Senate
Max Boyer
Perryton
Curtis Douglass
Panhandle
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
Senate
KGNC
Boyer
Kiwanis Observes U S Music Week in Amarillo
Amarillo Kiwanis Club observed U S Music Week at the Amarillo Hotel with an improvised male quartet led by Homer Rice. The group included Hugo Loewenstern Carl Jenkins Herb Willborn Jim Hudson Judge W N Stokes Wade Brymer Howard Williams and Rice. The club sang old time tunes with John Josey at the piano. A picnic at Buffalo Lake was announced for June 17 for Amarillo Kiwanis members. Ben Solnick urged softball players for a civic league game Friday night. A golf tournament at Country Club was announced for Friday afternoon. Vernon Gunn announced a Vega club visit for Wednesday noon.
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Amarillo
John Josey
Irwin Ochsner
Buffalo Lake
Kiwanis
Ben Solnick
Interclub Relations Committee
Vernon Gunn
Vega Club
Heavy Federal Criminal Docket Opens Spring Term
The Spring Term federal court hearing began with a large criminal docket. Officials expect three or more days to hear the cases, none of which are expected to be contested.
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Federal Court
Pampa Youth Killed in Highway Crash
Jack Borington son of O L Borington prominent Pampa building contractor was killed instantly in an automobile accident yesterday afternoon between Miami and Canadian on his way back from a fishing trip to Lake Marvin.
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Jack Borington
O. L. Borington
Miami
Canadian
Lake Marvin
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