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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1940
Page
25
Classified line lists a car for sale with a phone contact 6247 9335 and a partial description. No full details of make, model, year, or price are readable.
Allied and German forces clash along the Seine and Oise valleys with German crossings near Rouen and Vernon south and west of Paris. French counterattacks, air raids, and planned military mobilization accompany developments as Britain and the United States react to Italy's entry and NATO allies brace for further action.
Norway capitulates after the Norweg ian army and government flee Narvik. German forces gain control of the coast and threaten Arctic trade routes while King Haakon and the government go into exile. Gen Otto Ruge remains, urging Norwegians not to blame the Allies for a withdrawal seen as necessary.
President Roosevelt argues freedom must be defended at home and abroad as America prepares for broader military build up. He cites isolationist danger, urges unity, and notes Congress advances in armament, naval, and army expansion toward a stronger national defense.
Washington June 10 Growing calls for a rapprochement with Japan signal a reassessment of Far Eastern policy. Leaders from both parties urge settling the quarrel to free the Navy for Atlantic duties, while state department officials demand Japan abandon China aggression and return to international law before any rapprochement. Senators Pepper and King back abrogation but favor amity once Japan defines a new Far Eastern policy and restores Chinese territorial integrity.
An 84 year old cowpuncher known as Jess Stevenson died at his Modesto California home after retiring five years earlier. The obituary recalls his Panhandle days beginning in 1800 with the first herd to the Palo Duro range and notes his later cattle work in New Mexico Arizona and California. He is described as a great friend and a key figure among early Western ranchers.
San Antonio June 10. S W Waight, planning engineer, outlined a plan to create 171 new Texas airports. The program would classify airports by priority while funding and construction progress would be adjusted. The state currently has 106 airports. J J Hurley of Fort Worth chairs the advisory board.
The state department reports eight year old Alfred Paul Ritter was killed in an air bombing attack at Klingenstein near Ulm Germany shortly after midnight June 4. His mother Marie lives in Collingdale Pennsylvania and the child had lived with his grandparents in Germany since 1937. His father was dead.
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