Hitler’s global designs and US defenses in 1940 outlook
Washington circles fear Germany could dominate the Western Hemisphere if the United States fails to contain Hitler’s expansion. Analysts warn the Monroe Doctrine could be challenged by a German-ruled South America while the British fleet falls, potentially giving the Axis naval supremacy. The piece also notes Hitler’s paranoia, his reliance on astrology, the role of German capitalists in his rise, and wartime reflections on global power, economy, and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
England
South America
Hitler
Western Hemisphere
Norway
British Isles
Germany
Italy
Brazil
South Atlantic
Africa
Czecho-Slovakia
Mexico
Narvik
Sweden
Gestapo
Two kittens up for adoption by Tack readers
A plea page lists two kittens to be given to good homes and includes multiple personal ads seeking work from individuals, with names, addresses, and brief notes on their backgrounds and circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Keirsey
Hughes Stret
Heart Attack Fatal To Oliver Maxwell
Oliver T. Maxwell, buyer for Southwestern Drug Corporation, collapsed and died of a heart attack at 8:45 this morning at his workplace in Amarillo. Survived by wife and two children Terry and Mary Maxwell. Home at 813 Prospect Street. Body in state at N. S. Griges and Sons Chapel. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver T. Maxwell
Southwestern Drug Corporation
Amarillo
Terry Maxwell
Mary Maxwell
Prospect Street
N. S. Griges and Sons Chapel
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce considers budget increase
With over 23000 pledged in a one man drive Amarillo Chamber of Commerce funds may be raised to cover emergencies including aviation group activities The budget committee led by Paul Edquist will submit its report to directors for approval The previous year’s budget was 23800 and the organization finished within budget plans for a one day supplement campaign were discussed by N F Nelson the organizations contact man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Chamber 0 Commerce
Aviation Group
Paul Edquist
Chamber of Commerce
N. F. Nelson
Rezoning Hearings Set for July 2
City commission schedules two re zoning hearings for July 2. Petitioners seek to change 4201 Bushland from residential to retail and 1106 North East Eighth Avenue from B residential to D commercial. Notices will go by registered mail and legal publication. No action was taken on 3505 3511 South Taylor Street due to protests. decision pending protest map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
North East Eighth Avenue
South Taylor Street
May Change Garner To FDR Ticket
In Dallas on June 12 U P prominent Democrats pushed for withdrawing John Garner from the presidential race and renominating him as vice president. The plan, reportedly by James A Farley, aims to unite New Deal and conservative Democrats on a single defense policy. F B Germany, head of the National Garner for President committee, declined to discuss withdrawal but said he had three recent calls with Farley in Washington.
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Victor Hugo
France
Hugo
United States
the Sun
Walsenburg
Colo
World-Independent
Britain
Kenneth Roberts
Moscow
Russia
America
Antie Sam
Jim Farley
New York Yankees
Patrick O'Horan
Dallas
U.P
John Garner
New Deal
James A. Farley
F. B. Germany
Garner
Farley
Washington
El Paso Man Speaks at Union Label League Meeting
El Paso resident W. J. Morgan addressed the Union Label League gathering on the benefits of buying union made goods. Morgan serves as secretary and representative for the Texas State Conference of Bricklayers. E. J. Berry of the Texas Unemployment Service spoke on his organization’s work.
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W. J. Morgan
el Paso
Union Label League
Morgan
Texas State Conference of Bricklayers
E. J. Berry
Texas Unemployment Service
NYA Seeks More Space in Amarillo for Growth
Amarillo chamber officials said the National Youth Administration may need larger quarters to expand. The NYA wood working department is crowded at the Auditorium Hotel and lacks room for about $5 000 in equipment. George Broome called the activity important and potentially an aviation mechanics school. Several possible spaces were checked today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Youth Administration
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
NYA
Auditorium Hotel
East Fifth Avenue
George Broome
Amarillo Sees More Water Meters, Lower Usage
City hall reports a rise in metered water customers with 10 591 accounts, up about 600 in a year, while daily usage falls toward 3 400 000 gallons following recent rains. Pumper Tom FB Brown cites declines of 3 500 000 to 5 000 000 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tom FB. Brown
Bonham Street
Water Department
Silkwood Seeks Peoria Life in Chamber Letter
Clyde E Silkwood of 610 Third Avenue Peoria Alabama writes to the chamber of commerce that he wants to grow old in Peoria, saying he plans to return after visiting the city and that he is in love with Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Clyde E. Silkwood
Third Avenue
Peoria
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Silkwood
Num
Aspiring Fliers Meet Friday at Amarillo College
Final details of the Civil Aeronautics Authority flying school at Amarillo College will be completed at a meeting Friday night at 8 oclock. The school begins operations June 15 with 30 students. 20 have passed the physical exam and the rest are being examined. Accepted applicants should bring certificates of physical competency. Meeting led by J F Mead college president and Thornton Oxnard and Fred Smith of the Amarillo Flying Service.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Amarillo College
J. F. Mead
Thornton Oxnard
Fred Smith
Amarillo Flying Service
Cade Addresses Kiwanis Club at North Amarillo Meeting
James O. Cade keynoted the North Amarillo Kiwanis Club stating that real fifth columnists would not salute the flag. The gathering marked the club’s second year with a steak fry at Buffalo Lake. Oscar Hargett and Ralph Roush left for Kiwanis International’s annual convention in Minneapolis.
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James O. Cade
North
Amarillo
The
Kiwanis International
Minneapolis, Minn
Two Escape as Tire Explodes at Service Station
Two men escaped serious injury after a tractor tire lock rim blew off and sent metal fragments through the service station ceiling. B B McCullough of Gunn Hinerman Tires received a deep arm gash while W K Medlin, Hereford farmer, suffered a cut above the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. McCullough
Gunn -Hinerman Tire Company
W. K. Medlin
Rador
McCullough
Medlin
Amarillo Love and a Chance for a New Start
The speaker recalls past stays in Amarillo and a wish to live there permanently. They describe working in 1929 during economic downturn and layoffs and express willingness to leave current job for a position in Amarillo, which they love and hope to settle in.
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Amarillo
Blue Star Ointment Claimed to Soothe Eczema and Itching
An advertisement for Blue Star Ointment touts relief from eczema itching and skin rashes including ringworm pimples and scabies. It urges repeat use as needed and claims healing progress over time.
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Nature Helpe Healey
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Tack
Oliver Maxwell
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Madison Street
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Jack Stewart
North Taylor Street
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Lou
Label Union
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Kiwanis Club
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Detroit
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MR. Moore
M&m
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Dodge
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Chrysler
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