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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1942

Page

9

Blucher Tharp Leads Panhandle Troops in Java Defense

Col Blucher Tharp, commanded a battalion of the 131st Field Artillery with Panhandle ties, leading Texas and Amarillo Plainview units to Java amid Allied resistance. His wife Loie and sons Stan and Dick express pride as Tharp advances from National Guard drills to overseas combat command.

Blucher Tharp Col Tharp Plainview Lubbock W. H. McDougall Lean Tommies Texas Artillery Tiwanty_fiva 131St Field Artillery Tom Bay Tharp Louisiana National Guard Java Col. Tharp Panhandle Loie Tharp Virginia Street Dad Blucher Stanley, Jr Stan Amarillo College

Britain expands mobilization with wider service registrations

Britain extends conscription to men aged 41 to 45 and broadens women registration to include girls aged 16 and 17 for training as total war mobilization accelerates.

London Britain

French Ambassador Haye Urges Review of U.S. Vichy Ties

Washington dispatch reports Ambassador Gaston Henry Haye visibly angered by a Paris bombing urged Acting Secretary Sumner Welles to conduct a general review of relations between the United States and Vichy. Weather bulletin forecasts milder conditions with a warm day ahead after a cold spell. highs around 43 and lows near 25.

Washington U' French Gaston Henry Haye Paris Sumner Welles Vichy

Expect Cripps To Take Place Of Churchill

A London political source predicts Sir Stafford Cripps may replace Winston Churchill as Britain's prime minister within three months. It notes Churchill's waning support at home since Crete's fall and Cripps rising in stature from his role as ambassador to Russia and his appointment as Lord Privy Seal.

London Sir Stafford Cripps Winston Churchill Britain Doughty Churchill United States Crete Stafford Russia Privy Seal

Helen O Keefe Sentenced 25 Years for Employer Murder

Helen O Keefe was sentenced to 25 years in the penitentiary by a jury in Judge Frank Williford's district court. She was found guilty of murdering her employer J C Franklin on November 12.

Houston Helen O'Keefe Frank Williford J. C. Franklin

Hard Life Hard Life Washington March Day

Treasury Tax Consultant Dolph Randolph Paul told the House Ways and Means Committee that it would be impossible to preserve the present living standards of Americans during the war. He said even those groups who spend all earnings on so called necessities face hardship.

Washington Treasury Randolph Paul House Ways and Means Committee

Grieving Father Slaps Woman Over War Hopes on Bus

An Amarillo bus tale shows a grieving father slapping a woman who wished the war would last long. He says the first slap is for his Pearl Harbor son and the second for his son in the Philippines, then returns to his seat as silence falls.

Amarillo Pearl Harbor Philippines

Thousands Killed in MacArthur Subic Bay Raid

General Douglas MacArthur reported that thousands of Japanese soldiers were drowned when three large transports carrying troops were sunk during a surprise air strike on Subic Bay north of Bataan. The war department release noted no American losses and said a separate Japanese bombing raid on Honolulu caused no damage.

Shima Tokyo Honshu Domei Pacific Japan U. S. Army Hawaii Honolulu Oahu Island Washington Douglas MacArthur War Department Subic Bay Bataan Philippines

Short On Oil Short On Oil

Washington March 5 UPI Harold L Ickes said a definite word on nationwide gasoline rationing may come this weekend to ease growing oil shortages on both coasts.

Washington U?p Harold L. Ickes

Third Philharmonic Concert Is Tonight

Amarillo adds a third concert of the season by the Philharmonic Symphonic Orchestra at Municipal Auditorium at 8 15 tonight with Cornelius Van Vliet as guest soloist and Robert Louis Barron conducting. Admission is by season card or 85 cents at the box office. The program blends standard symphonic pieces and a light opera medley. The list of principal players includes Marion Burnett as concertmaster and Grace E Hamilton on piano with Henry L Robinson as assistant conductor and librarian Ray Cox.

Amarillo Philharmonic Symphonic Orchestra Municipal Auditorium Cornelius van Vliet Robert Louis Barron van Vliet Saint-Saens Marion Burnett Frances Askew Edward Melin Minnie Wells Josey Clet Linda Holland Virginia Middleton Lois Strickland Betty Jane Wheat Martha McCartney Marjorie Welch Katherine Brooks Hollis van Doren Irving Tolzien Pat Devine Alf Lindbloom Margaret Welch Helen Strite Ruth Thornton Ada Morris Maurine Thoen

Rubinoff Concert Tickets Go Fast

All seats for Rubinoff and His Violin tomorrow night are reserved though not part of the season. Tickets at the Chamber of Commerce range 1 to 2 dollars tax included. A school children matinee at 4 pm features Rubinoff Alexander Makofka and the Amarillo High School Band.

Rubinoff Philharmonic Orchestral Association Chamber of Commerce Alexander Makofka Amarillo Municipal Auditorium

Weather and Revenue Report for Texas and New Mexico

Amarillo area sees warmer conditions this afternoon with milder tonight. West Texas warmer this afternoon and cooler tonight. Panhandle and Pecos Valley temperatures rise this evening. New Mexico similar to yesterday. Texas revenue deficit stands at 29.34 million dollars, down 240 thousand since Feb 20, with warrants totaling 1.453 million issued to April 14, 1941.

Amarillo West Texas Panhandle del Rio-Fagle Pass Pecos Valley New Mexico Austin U.P Texas General Revenue Fund Jesse James

Stimson Reports Increased Air Reinforcements to Java

Secretary of War Stimson said that material air reinforcements were sent to Java in the last week. He stressed that the shift of General Wavell did not change American or British resolve to aid the Dutch, and that air support had actually increased. He declined to detail reinforcements or comment on MacArthur’s raid on Subic Bay.

Rising Sun Tjilatjap Java Stimson Washington Soerakarta Batavia-Soerabaja N.E.I Batavia Bandoeng Kalidjati Rembang Bodjanegara Sittang Darwin Sydney, Daily Telegraph Gava Java Dutch East Indies Australia Queensland Imperial Tokyo Minamitori Shima Tokyo Japan Pacific Imperial U. S Naval Gilbert Islands Minamitori Archibald Wavell Southwest Pacific Command Douglas MacArthur Subic Bay Philippines

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