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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1943

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Attu Evacuation Rumor Grows As Forces Collapse

U S Navy reports ongoing operations on Attu Island with American forces closing in on the Japanese garrison in the northeast. A Vichy broadcast claimed evacuation was underway, but U S ships and planes are blocking sea exits as the fall of Attu looms. Nearby, MacArthur reports air raids on New Guinea and Rabaul as Allied forces press across the Pacific theater.

Washington Navy Attu Island North Pacific Associated Press Attu The Aleutians Vichy Chichagof Kiska U.S Pacific Douglas MacArthur New Guinea Douglas Harbor Milne Bay Dobodura Port Moresby Rabaul New Britain

Admiral Yamamoto Reported Killed In Action In Pacific Front

United Press reports Tokyo radio said Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, 59, commander in chief of the combined Japanese fleet, died in mid April during air combat on the Pacific front while directing operations from an aircraft carrier. Berlin and Tokyo broadcasts echoed the claim with claims of a posthumous promotion and national mourning.

United Press Isoruoku Yamamoto White House Tokyo Radio Pearl Harbor Tokyo Chungking South Pacific Yamamoto San Francisco DNB Berlin London Federal Communications Comission Mineichi Yama Domei United States Washington Imperial Pacific FCC Hirohito Japan Admiral Yamamoto U. S. White House Aleutians Vichy U. S Kiska Russia Black Sea Red Army Caucasus Novorossisk Southwest Pacific New Guinea MacArthur Rabaul New Britain Lawrence of Arabia

Bombs Hit Tirso Dam in Sardinia in Allied Air Raids

Allied air raids reported direct hits on the Tirso Dam in Central Sardinia, a key hydroelectric site on Europe’s largest artificial lake. The attack, likened to RAF strikes on German dams, threatened Sardinia’s electric power supply as details on the action remained unclear.

London Reuters NBC Sardinia Germany Moehne Eder Great Tirso Europe Tirso Dam

Truck Driver Passes Out Before City Crash

Don lispie of River Road lost consciousness while driving a truck for the Amarillo Baking Company early this morning. The vehicle swung around Buchanan Street in front of Municipal Auditorium and struck a parked car head on. lispie was uninjured but taken to the hospital by ambulance.

Don Lispie River Road Amarillo Baking Company Buchanan Street Municipal Auditorium H. H Tommy” Thomas

UMW President John L. Lewis to Visit Washington. NY HQ Closed

United Mine Workers officials announced John L. Lewis would travel to Washington today and that the union's New York headquarters would close immediately. No reason was given for the move and there was no indication the trip signaled renewed talks with the War Labor Board regarding the soft coal wage dispute. A Regal Co., Real Estate Loans.

New York United Mine Workers UMW John L. Lewis Washington Lewis War Labor Board

Detroit Ranks War Plant Strike At Highest Level Since Pearl Harbor

In Detroit May 21 an idle day shift at Chrysler Desoto bomber plant raises total idle workers in Chrysler war plants to about 27 500 as regional war labor board meets with management and UAW CIO leaders. Edwin E Witte orders top Chrysler and union officers to justify ongoing stoppage. Leo Lamotte accuses Walter Reuther and his allies of instigating unauthorized strikes while Reuther says the issue will be settled through union channels.

Detroit Chrysler Corporation United Automobile Workers (Cio War Labor Board Chrysler Desoto Edwin E. Witte WLB Chrysler Leo Lamotte Lamotte Walter P Reuther Uaw-Cio International

Opening of Country Club Pool Delayed Again

The Amarillo Country Club pool opening is postponed for a second time due to cool weather. If summer arrives next week, the pool will open Saturday May 29, according to club management.

Sergeant’s new WAAC shirt won’t fit cuffs small

Lubbock May 21 Sgt Charles Miller of South Plains Army Air Field received a new shirt but it did not fit due to dainty cuffs made for a WAAC. The item came from the nv Boorum and Pease Office Forms Russell Stationery Company.

Lubbock, Tex Charles Miller South Plains Army Air Field WAAC Boorum & Pease Russell Stationery Company

RAF Mosquitoes Strike Berlin as Allied Air Offensive Expands

RAF Mosquito bombers raid Berlin for the second straight night while London endures alarms. Allied aircraft hit Bremen, Essen, Grosseto, Sardinia and Pantelleria as air power widens across Europe. US bombers bomb Italian airfield near Rome. Allied air forces claim a major victory day with heavy Axis losses in the Mediterranean and Black Sea theaters.

Berlin London High Command Reich Continent France Germany Air Ministry Bremen Essen Shome Krupps Hitler Europe U. S Grosseto Rome Seeveatigestone Mediterranean Sardinia Pantelleria North Africa Strategic Air Force

Floods Rise Across Midwest as Rivers Merge Near Alton

Floodwaters from the Mississippi and Missouri rivers spread through six Midwestern states including Illinois and Missouri. About 100000 people were displaced according to Red Cross and observers, as hundreds of civilian volunteers aided engineers and soldiers in evacuations. Officials report over 80000 homeless in four states, with 12000 in Indiana and more in Kansas not yet counted. Crop experts see some optimism for corn despite delayed planting, hoping future warm weather will offset losses.

Mississippi Missouri Illinois Mid Alton Ill Red Cross St. Louis Arkansas Oklahoma Indiana Kansas Chicago

Light Panhandle Showers Bring Little Moisture

Weather bulletin notes scarce rainfall across the Panhandle with only about .03 inch at English Field and similar amounts in town. Occasional showers and drizzle expected today with little wheat root moisture. winds ease tonight and temperatures dip after a 73 high.

Panhandle English Field

Roosevelt and Churchill to Reach Final War Decision Next Week

President Roosevelt said at a press conference that war talks with Prime Minister Churchill were nearing final decisions and expected to conclude sometime next week. The remark came as U S policy details and allied plans were reviewed.

Churchill Washington Roosevelt Winston Churchill

Dutch Executions Reach Sixty-Four This Month in Holland

The Netherlands reports 10 more executions in occupied Holland bringing total for May to 64. The Netherlands News Agency Aneta notes the toll as Allied forces question the occupation.

Holland London Aneta Netherlands

Admiralty Says 30 to 40 Axis Vessels Damaged at Tunis

London May 1 The Admiralty communique reports 30 to 40 enemy warships and auxiliary vessels sunk or severely damaged by mines during the Tunisian campaign.

London

Weather Summary for Amarillo and Surroundings

Intermittent light rain or drizzle tonight and early Saturday with little temperature change and moderate to fresh winds. West Texas shows scattered showers Del Rio to Eagle Pass and areas east of the Pecos today and tonight, light rain or drizzle. Panhandle South Plains near unchanged temperatures with slight warming. Big Bend and El Paso similar. New Mexico reports scattered showers in the northeast and northern mountains today and tonight with little temperature change through Saturday. Temperatures in the last 24 hours ended 6 30 A.M. show high 72 and low 52 with noon 52 and moisture 0.03 inch.

Amarillo Texas del Rio Eagle Pass Pecos Panhandle South Plains Big Bend el Paso New Mexico

Gasoline Coupon Deadline Urges A Book Holders

Midnight tonight marks the final deadline for A Book gasoline coupons. Holders must redeem tied coupons before the lapse, as authorities urge prompt action to avoid loss.

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