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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1940

Page

16

Amarillo Daily News Official masthead and imprint

The Amarillo Daily News publishes every morning except Sunday by The Globe-News Publishing Company at 600 Fillmore Street. It lists the President and Publisher as well as the Editor and Associate Publisher and notes second class matter status and its Independent Democratic stance.

Globe-News Publishing Company Fillmore Street Amarillo Texas of the Daily News

Dog Sandy dies after shooting in Happy Hotel neighborhood

Sandy the seven month old dog owned by Anna Bee and Mary Jo Huckabee died at home Friday morning June 7 after being shot through the lungs with a .22 rifle. Neighbors say the dog, who had harmed no one, ran home from the north part of town and died minutes later. Survivors include two brothers in Amarillo and a sister in Happy.

Sandy Anna Bee Mary Jo Huckabee Happy Hotel Donley County Bellevue Old Bellevue Bowie Henrietta Nichols Grocery Fort Worth Cameron New York Texas Wm. Cameron and Company, Inc Waco Mr. Cameron William Waldo Oklahoma New Mexico W. W. Cameron Waco Planing and Wood Manufacturing Company Waco Sash and Door Company

Hitler Casts Eyes on Our Close Neighbors

Washington reports official gloom over wartime prospects with predictions of a separate peace in Europe. Analysts differ on a possible American invasion or economic penetration of South America, while Pershing’s legacy and Marshall’s leadership shape U.S. military planning and preparedness.

Claude Wells Memphis Democrat Tri-State Press Amarillo News Democrat Plander Hitler Washington France Paris Berlin St. Nazaire Bordeaux Reynaud Churchill Holland Belgium England Empire Fleet Hemisphere Europe Napoleon White House State Department der Fuehrer South America Brazil Atlantic United States Uncle Sam Air Force Navy John J. Pershing Malin Craig George C. Marshall Pershing Blackjack George Marshall General Pershing George W. Strong General Staff

Rossy McAfee and Tollivar court resolve deadly past

In a mountain court room, Dr Tollivar admits the fatal blow to Rossy McAfee's father was by an iron bar and pledges to mend, while Ike Hill testifies the killer was someone from Tollivar’s kin. Rossy, Judy, Hannah, and Steve Hogg confront feuds as Judge Jesse Leverage contemplates a wedding and a square dance.

Rossy Judy Dr. Tollivar Lincoln Jay McAfee Jay Rossy McAfee Tollivar Tollivars Lincoln College Hannah Shrider Bean Southern Leverage's Judge Ike Hill Hurd Leverage Hannah Tolliver McAfee Feller Hill Jesse Steve Hogg Steve TVA Cyars Jesse Leverage

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