Russians claim 1000 more Nazis slain near Nalchik
A Moscow report says Soviet forces killed about 1,000 German infantry near Nalchik and captured several tanks in three days of fighting. It notes prior offensives where 1,700 Germans died and 27 tanks were destroyed, with continued pressure on Mozdok and Grozny lines.
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Moscow
Nalchik
Grozny
Ordzhonikidze
Koon
Mozdok
Ordhonikidae
Mozrok
Stalingrad
Bryansk Front
Occupation of Algiers Faster Than Expected
American troops seized Algiers about 27 hours after landings along French Africa as Allied forces push along the Moroccan and Atlantic coasts. Vichy reports claimed armistice terms, while Darlan’s navy offered stiff resistance at Algiers and Oran.
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Algiers
R. Cunningham
Prench
North Africa
Mediterranean
Atlantic
French Africa
Roosevelt
Vichy
London
Henri Giraud
France
Africa
United Nations
Casablanca
Radio
Rome
Charles W. Ryder
Dwight Eisenhower
Oran
United States Air Force
James Doolittle
Mark W. Clark
Eisenhower
Exesenhower
Cape Matisou
Maison Blanche
Breda
Tafaroul
la Senia
Arzow Point
Morocco
Gibraltar
Radio Berlin
Moroccan
Tunisia
Libya
Erwin Rommel
Jean Francois Darlan
Relief claim for BC pain remedy with neuralgia note
Eases the pain and soothes nerves with quick-acting BC remedy. Headaches and minor pains respond promptly. Also relieves neuralgia and muscular aches. Use only as directed. Consult a physician if pains persist. 10c and 25c.
Holiday seasoning frock pattern 4252 by Anne Adams
Anne Adams presents pattern 4252 featuring a pointed bodice edge and inside pocket, a slim simple skirt, and shoe string ties. Available in mis ses sizes 12 through 20, size 16 uses 214 yards of 54 inch fabric. Send sixteen cents for the pattern and order to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Mavericks Club Scraps 165 Tons Since Sept 1
Oil men led by Baker Sauls and George Pratt placed 17600 pounds of scrap iron on the Maverick metal pile. Ralph Dykeman, Maverick Club director, said the scrap came from a sand and gravel pit at Tascosa. He noted the club collected more metal in the first nine days of this month than in all of October.
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Baker Saulsbury
George Pratt
Maverick
Ralph Dykeman
Maverick Club
Tascosa
Mr. Dykeman
Mavericks
News Correspondents Wounded Near Matruh By Mortar Fire
Three newspaper correspondents were lightly wounded by mortar fire near Matruh in delayed dispatches from the front. Alexander C. Sedgwick of the New York Times George Lait of the International News Service and Aubrey W. Hammond representing British and allied newspapers suffered superficial wounds. Edward Kennedy, AP correspondent, reported the incident.
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Cairo
Egypt
Matruh
Alexander C. Sedgwick
New York Times
George Lait
International News Service
Aubrey W. Hammond
Edward Kennedy
Associated Press
Deep Gloom In Germany Recedes As War Presses On
War column notes Adolf Hitler returns to Munich amid collapse and looming defeat. Rommel flees to Libya as Allied progress in Africa accelerates. The piece compares 1918 and today, warns Italy and France, and frames US Marines advancing toward Tripoli as part of a broader Mediterranean campaign.
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Adolf Hitler
Munich
Hitler
Rommel
Berlin
Libya
Italy
Pershing
Fuehrer
Kaiser
Germany
Ood
Goebbels
Algiers
Oran
Casblanca
U S Soldiers Ordered Not to Speak to Moslem Women in North Africa
Allied North African HQ reports a wartime directive forbids American soldiers from speaking to Moslem women. The booklet warns any remark could insult Moslem men and jeopardize the campaign. It stresses strict adherence to Arab customs and women’s confinement to quarters when guests are present.
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North Africa
Africa
Stolen Car Recovered Here After California Theft
Amarillo police recovered a car stolen in late October near San Jose California. The vehicle was abandoned locally. Two soldiers sought by California officers and the FBI in connection with the theft are believed to be headed home to Flint Michigan and Dunwoody Georgia. They reportedly had two stolen automatic firearms.
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Amarillo
San Jose
Calif
California
FBI
Flint
Mich
Dunwoody
Market summary and livestock reports from Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago hogs steady with prices 14.20 to 14.40 for 200 to 300 lb, sows lower. Cattle steady to higher with best fed steers around 17.50, cows weaker. Sheep and lambs steady. yearlings around 13.00. Kansas City hogs slow, 190-240 lb largely 13.75 with top 13.85. Cattle and calves steady. be sters and yearlings around 12.85 to 15.00 with various stocker and feeder grades.
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Kansas City
AMA
Vichy Government Plans Resistance After US North Africa Invasion
In Bern, Vichy declares severance of relations with the United States and vows to resist American forces in North Africa. Marshal Petain meets with advisers while Weygand returns from the Riviera to confer with Laval and others as officers pledge support amid unrest. The censor bans US dispatches as the government informs Paris and announces the Allied landing.
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Bern
Switzerland
Vichy
United States
Marshal Petain
Maxime Weygand
North Africa
Riviera
Petain
Pierre Laval
Algeria
Col Jal
Vic
Washington
Pinkney Tuck
Laval
Amarillo Lines Up for Extra Tires for Gas Cards
Local motorists queued at the Railway Express offices near the Santa Fe Depot to trade one to five tires each for receipts as Amarillo processes thousands of tires daily. Officials weigh grade and condition from No 1 to No 5 while Defense Supplies Corporation outlines payment options and future tire use remains secret.
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Amarillo
Railway Express Company
Santa Fe
Amarillo Storage Company
Express Company
David Flowers
Amarillo Tire Exchange
Defense Supplies Corporation
United States
RFC of
Dallas
Express
America
District Court Convenes Today for 47th Term
Amarillo opens the eight week term of the 47th district court led by Judge E C Nelson. Henry S Bishop is judge elect and R S Daniel chairs a new grand jury with members J Latham C A Green R H Kell c D Sears S T Curtis E B Bur gess W J Beechler J D Kerr R Barnes E R Archambeau and W Brett. Non jury cases will be heard this week.
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E. C. Nelson
47Th District Court
Amarillo
Eigh
Henry S. Bishop
R. S. Daniel
New Grand Jury
J. Latham
C. A. Green
R. H. Kell c
D. Sears
S. T. Curtis
E. B. Burgess
W. J. Beechler
J. D. Kerr
CARDUS promoted as tonic easing menstrual pain
For 62 years thousands of women have said CARDUS helped them. The ad touts it as a two way tonic that boosts appetite and digestion by stimulating digestive juices, claiming it builds resistance for hard days. It warns it may be harmful if used three days before menses.
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Cardus
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Glenn Babb
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Mers-el-Kebir
Josef Stalin
Tripoli
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Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
NEW York Stock Exchange
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Consol Co
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By Deere & Co
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Harvester
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Packard
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Republic Steel
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Southern Pacific
Wees
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