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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1942

Page

9

Dolph Camilli Retires From Dodgers Amid Pay and Future Plans

Flatbush fans react to Dolph Camilli announcing retirement from major league baseball. The 34 year old, earning 18 500, cites salary cuts and finances as plausible motives while speculation swirls about player manager roles with the Pacific Coast League, including San Francisco Seals. News notes also report Gabriel Dell and Norman Abbott joining the navy merchant marine reserve.

United Press New York U.P Flatbush Dolph Camilli Brooklyn Dodgers Camilli Dodgers Branch Rickey Coolie St. Louis Cardinal Dolph Johns Hopkins Clinic Baltimore Leo Durocher Larry MacPhail MacPhail Phillies Eddie Morgan Caeer California San Francisco Portland Brooklyn San Francisco Seals Frank “Lefty” O'Doul Navy Los Angeles Cal Gabriel Dell Norman Abbott Merchant Marine Reserve

Top Ten College Football Poll Shuffles Ahead in AP Vote

Georgia leads the AP poll with Georgia Tech close behind as Notre Dame Alabama and Michigan compete for spots. Texas Ohio State Tulsa and Wisconsin also rank in the top ten with Illinois Iowa and Minnesota in the second ten as weekend games loom. A separate note covers a lost rattlesnake in Walnut Park prompting a public call for its return.

New York Associated Press Georgia Georgia Tech Sinkwich, Davis, Trippi & Co Chattanooga Boston College Notre Dame Alabama Michigan Wisconsin Texas Tulsa Ohio State Texas Christian Baylor Towa Minnesota Tennessee Illinois Washington State William & Mary Penn University of California At Los Angeles Hardin-Simmons Williams

Power Boat Rule Clarifies Duck Hunting Law

Federal judge rules hunting from an outboard powered craft remains a power boat even when the motor is detached momentarily The decision emphasizes the law aims to protect migratory birds by preventing use of a designated craft regardless of its motion at the moment of the hunt Also reports boxing results from New York Newark and Philadelphia with several bouts and outcomes.

Kentucky Ohio River

Houdini Giraud Arrives in Algeria to Lead French North Africa

General Henri Honored Giraud, aged 61, arrives in Algeria with Eisenhower's backing to organize a new French North African Army against the Axis. The veteran commander, famed for escape feats, is welcomed by French and native residents as a key threat to Hitler's plans in the region. He previously helped capture Abd el Krim and knows Colonial North Africa well.

Wes Gallagher U. S Africa North Africa Houdini Henri Honored Giraud Algeria Dwight D. Eisenhower Gestapo Vichy France Hitler Abd el Krim Eisenhower Giraud Germany Italy France United States Charles de- Gaulle de- Gaulle Empire

Canada Breaks With P Laval Over Vichy Government

Ottawa reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King announced Canada severed diplomatic relations with the Vichy French government led by Pierre Laval. He emphasized the move targets the government not the French people and aims to hasten liberation. In Mexico City President Avila Camacho also said Mexico cut ties with Vichy France, citing noncooperation with democracies.

Ottawa U.P MacKenzie King Canada Pierre Laval Vichy France Mexico City Mexico Manuel Avila Camacho Avila Camacho

American Forces Score Early North Africa Wins As Cities Fall

American troops report rapid advances in French North Africa with Algiers under control and Oran, Saffi, Fedala, and Casablanca claimed or near capture. General Eisenhower praises allied naval coordination and Giraud arrives to organize the French army for the campaign.

North Africa C. R. Cunningham French North Africa U.P Algiers Oran Saffi Fedala Casablanca Morocco Henry Honore Giraud France

Dick Martin Promoted to First Lieutenant in Army Air Corps

Dick Martin former aviation editor of The Amarillo Globe News and former editor at The Daily Oklahoman has been promoted to first lieutenant and serves as a public relations officer at the Oklahoma City air depot. He is the son of Mr and Mrs L C Martin of Denver and lives with his wife at 730 Northeast Seventeenth Street. Martin attended East Denver High School and Colorado University and joined Phi Kappa Psi and Sigma Delta Chi. He commissioned May 12 after officer candidate school in Miami Beach Florida.

Dick Martin Amarillo Globe News Army Air Corps Martin Oklahoma City Air Depot Larry Martin Denver Post Young Martin Globe News Thornton Oxnard Ferry Command KGNC Amarillo Oklahoma City The Oklahoman Richard L. Martin Daily Oklahoman Colo East Denver High School Colorado University Phi Kappa Psi Sigma Delta Chi Air Corps Miami Beach Fla Northeast Seventeenth Street

Tired Kidneys and Sleepless Nights

Doctors warn tired kidneys disrupt sleep causing night waking and backache. Kidney disorder can trigger swelling headaches dizziness and low energy while toxins linger in blood. Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, trusted for over 40 years to ease kidney discomfort.

Dean Doan

Stevenson Donates Blood for Sister in San Antonio

Mrs. Walter Tinsley of Junction Texas, sister of Gov Coke R Stevenson, was reported unconscious in a San Antonio hospital where she is receiving treatment. Gov Stevenson went to San Antonio yesterday as a blood donor for Mrs Tinsley.

Austin U.P Walter Tinsley Junction Tex Coke R. Stevenson San Antonio Tinsley

Doolittle Flies On Despite Losses at Oran

Doolittle continued the mission after taking control. The report notes American losses at Oran including an office and ten men, and a ship was lost in the operations.

Doolittle Oran

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