Amarillo News Shorts Preview Wendt Talk and Draft Case
The Amarillo Evening News notes Dr. Gerald Wendt will speak to the Knife and Fork Club on Wednesday about future scientific developments that could transform home life. It also reports National Maritime Union President Joseph Curran being classified 1-A, and mentions Gen Henry H Arnold and Capt Eddie Rickenbacker as looming figures in winter events.
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Gerald Wendt
Knife and Fork Club
Dr. Wendt
Amarillo
General Electric Laboratory
Mr. Wendt
Selective Service Appeal Board
National Maritime Union
Joseph Curran
Our Bigger Navy Prompts Postwar Sea Supremacy Debate
Paul Mallon argues the United States will build a dominant five-ocean navy postwar, outpacing Britain and challenging Japan. He warns against scrap plans and notes Hull Stalin talks shift focus to trade and politics near elections.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Senate
United States
Britain
World Almanac
Navy League of the United States
Tokyo
Brittania
Moscow
Russia
Possibility of compromise in Italy discussed by Thompson
Dorothy Thompson argues after the Badoglio coup that a genuine political line has formed in Italy. A coalition of anti fascist parties may unite behind principles, allowing Badoglio to serve as regent while maintaining the Savoy dynasty and shifting power away from the king. Russia would back a representative Italian government, while failure to adapt could erode Allied influence across Europe.
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General Clark
Miss Thompson
Dorothy Thompson
Darian
North Africa
Thow
Italy
Badoglio
Carlo Sforza
Count Sforza
Mussolini
Ethiopia
France
Britain
Albania
House of Savoy
Umberto
Action Party
Europe
Germany
Russia
World
Escape at Black Point diggings grips Horse Prairie tale
In a divided canyon highlands Tubac and Windh Face chase a prisoner across an abandoned Black Point diggings cavern. They force a padlocked door, rescue Sue, and meet Blackwater alive as danger still closes with hidden foes in the tunnel.
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Tubac
Windh Face
Black Point
Winch Face
Jones
Winc
Tabac
Turbulent chase ends in tunnel standoff as gang closes in
Tubac and Sue Lambert hide in a tunnel while Deckerman threatens with dynamite. Winch Face shouts the pursuers are coming and the Stampede crowd blocks every trail. The group debates surrender or fight to the last man as the danger tightens around them.
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Tubac
Sue Lambert
Winch Face
Sue
Deckerman
Honey Hair
Outlaws Plan Escape Amid Mexican Border Shootout
In a desperate battle scene, Tubac and Blackwater Bill defend a ridge from incoming gunfire as rebels retreat toward horses. A risky escape scheme is discussed, with one man offering to stay behind to cover the others. The scene cuts off as they spot a potential ruse and indicate a continuation on page 14.
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Tubac
Bill
Tabac
Blackwater
Potter
Carlin
Landon’s charge on exclusive British American alliance refuted
Lipppmann blasts former Governor Landon for claiming a British American exclusive alliance. He notes no such proposal exists and cites Britain Russia collaboration under the May 26 1942 Anglo Soviet treaty as proof of an inclusive United Nations approach. The piece accuses Landon of inflaming world opinion with baseless assertions.
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Landon
Lippmann Landon
Eden
Hull
Welles
Connally
United States
Britain
America
Russia
China
France
United Nations
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
World Organization
Grand Alliance
Eastern Asia
Western Pacific
London
Washington
Moscow
Governor Landon
Two American medics capture 20 German prisoners in Italy
United Press reports Captain Parry Rowe and Sgt Emered Smith, unarmed, handed over 20 armed German captives after aiding a wounded American. They surprised the Nazis and later learned the same patrol had held them earlier. The medics also claimed to have deceived the Germans, making a safer return to their post. The tale adds to wartime oddities and notes Rowe's Silver Star.
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Fifth Army
Italy
Packard
Parry
Ted” Rowe
Seattle, Wash
Emered Smith
Exeter
Calif
Smith
No-Man's Land
Rowe
Rome
Kamerad
U. P
Medico
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Puzzle Fragments Yield A Weathered Crossword Clue
A scrambled list of crossword clues with numbers and abbreviations hints at a past puzzle page. Readers decipher terms like melody and sacred song while mapping abbreviations and short phrases to grid fills in a vintage newspaper puzzle.
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