Adrian Child Succumbs Here
Virginia Earline Reynolds five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Teri T Reynolds of Adrian died early this morning at an Amarillo hospital Survivors include her parents a brother Eugene grandmother Mrs Lillie Reynolds of Adrian grandfather M Youngblood Amarillo Funeral at Adrian Baptist Church 3 o clock Thursday with Rev L B Godwin and Vega cemetery burial under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home direction The Lassen Volcano in northern California is the only recently active volcano in the United States.
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Virginia Earline Reynolds
Teri T. Reynolds
Adrian
Amarillo
Eugene
Lillie Reynolds
Adrain
M. Youngblood
Adrian Baptist Church
L. B. Godwin
Vega Cemetery
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Lassen
California
United States
Germany Faces Strain as War Effort Presses On
New York reports imagine Germany’s mounting war burden in mid June 1942. Hitler’s forces, including 12 million under arms, 300 divisions with heavy tank strength, push eastern front aims while western defenses brace for Allied invasion. Public fatigue and dwindling resources threaten sustained effort.
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London
U.P
Adolf Hitler
Henri Philippe Petain
France
Hitler
Germany
Fuehrer
Europe
Henderson Keeps His Rubber Cigarholder in Scrap Drive
Washington dispatch notes U S officials from Henderson to Morgenthau contributing to the scrap rubber drive. Henderson keeps a cigarholder for duty reasons while Ickes works to line up 400000 filling stations. Wallace Rayburn Morgenthau Jones in various stages of participation.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Falla
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry W. Morgenthau, Jr
Henderson
Ickes
Henry A. Wallace
Sam Rayburn
Morgenthau
Jesse Jones
Congress
President Approves Dirigible Expansion Plan
The Navy gains authority to raise lighter-than-air craft from 48 to 72 units. The move, requested by the Navy, aims to boost coastal shipping security and intensify anti submarine warfare.
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Washington
Water to reach Amarillo Army School by July 15
City water is to be available at the Amarillo Army Technical School by July 15, announced by Wallace Hazlewood city engineer. Hazlewood said the east end of the line will connect with Ridgemere Boulevard mains first, with the Second Avenue and Harrison Street connection likely in August.
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Amarillo Army Technical School
Wallace Hazlewood
Hazlewood
Fort Worth
Federal Works Agency
Ridgemere Boulevard
Second Avenue
Harrison Street
Peace Officers Meet FBI to Fight Inside Enemies
More than 125 Panhandle peace officers conferred with FBI agents yesterday on methods of countering internal threats. Sheriff Bill Adams said Plains counties were represented and praised county cooperation with the FBI, claiming it built the strongest force of law enforcement in the nation’s history.
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Panhandle
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bill Adams
Plains
FBI
Ickes Approves Florida Oil Pipe Line
Petroleum Coordinator Harold L Ickes announces approval of an eight inch petroleum products pipe line across northern Florida to supply Atlantic coastal areas up to Norfolk Virginia. The 220 mile line from Port St Joe to Jacksonville would carry 35000 barrels daily and trans ship by barge along the Atlantic intracoastal waterway. The American Liberty Pipe Line Company of Dallas proposed using second hand Texas pipe and seeks government financing.
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Washington
Harold L Ickes
Florida
Atlantic
Norfolk
American Liberty Pipe Line Company
Dallas
Texas
Ickes
Port St. Joe
Florida Gulf Coast
Jacksonville
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Ralph K. Davias
Baton Rouge
Greensboro
N. C
Markets report shows Dow gains and varied stock quotes
Merrill Lynch led a market update with the Dow Jones up 23.50 at 1 PM and wide movement across Industrials Railroads and Utilities. The New York Stock Exchange list includes Alleghany Allis Chalmers Am Roll Mill Bethlehem Steel Chrysler and many others with mixed changes and notable price levels. Grain and livestock data from Chicago reflect wheat corn oats rye and cattle and hog quotes with activity and limits in various categories.
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Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Utilities
C.seeeee
NEW York Stock Exchange
Alleghany Lud Steel
Allis Chalmers
Am Smelt & Ref
Anaconda Tre
Armour & Co
At&sf
Aviation Corps
Baldwin Locomotive
Bendix Aviation Pal Wacé BO
Marshall Field
Martin, Glen I
Mid Cent Pet
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator National Biscuit National Dairy Products
New York Central Railway
North American Aviation
Ohio
Pan American Airways
Paramount Pictures
JC Penney Cn
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Plymouth
Remington Rand
RCA Nets
Aly Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Stand
California
Indiana
New Jersey
Studebaker Os
Loreen Eee
Texas Corporation Seteer
Texac Coal & Ol
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
Steel
Telana Wilson & Co
Ais
Resignation Accepted of Interior Official for Governor Bid
President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of John J. Dempsey undersecretary of the interior who plans to run for governor of New Mexico. Stephen Early denied knowledge of a reported resignation of Francis B. Sayre the Philippines high commissioner when asked.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John J. Dempsey
Interior
New Mexico
Stephen Early
Francis B. Sayre
Philippines
Four-Motored Army Bomber Crashes in Florida
A four motor Army bomber crashed while landing at Crane Field Lakeland Florida. Second Lieut Stephen A Wood 25 of Raleigh North Carolina was killed. Seven other officers and soldiers were injured but none seriously. Names include Lieuts Murphy K Lentz James H Carey Harry L Arnold and others with ranks and hometowns listed.
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Lakeland
Fla
U.P
Crane Field
Stephen A. Wood
Raleigh
N. C
Murphy K. Lentz
Cotton Valley
James H. Carey
Nashwood
Minn
Harry L. Arnold
Los Angeles
Sigt
Richard R. Richmond
Keyster
W. Va
Louis B. Campbell
Pendleton
William B. Bradford
Edward E. Baynes
el Paso
Tex
Parking Meters Bring In About $1000 Weekly
Amarillo’s parking meters bring in roughly $1,000 weekly as more residents use bicycles buses and taxis while more motorists fill the streets. Officials say the income may rise further as demand grows and peak revenue has not yet been reached.
Letos Helps the Gums Get Well Drug Ad
A druggist ad for Letos promises money back if the first bottle fails to satisfy. Read at Cretney Drug for irritated itchy burning gums and gum annoyance relief.
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Leto
Seabees Depart Amarillo for Dallas Training
More than fifty Seabees left Amarillo for Dallas for training stations in the Navy. Names of all travelers were to be confirmed by Dallas headquarters later in the week. The Panhandle contributed about 75 men from a 350 man Dallas division quota this week, with more to be called by July 1 for 250 additional Panhandle personnel.
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Amarillo
Dallas
Navy
Co. M. Norman
Panhandle
Norman
Boy Scout Leaders To Meet Tonight In Amarillo
All Amarillo Boy Scout leaders are summoned to an 8 o'clock meeting in the county courthouse district court rooms to plan the district rubber roundup. Scoutmasters assistants troop committeemen and commissioners are asked to attend.
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Amarillo
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Dick Hogan
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