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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1940

Page

10

Mussolini’s Speech Signals War Realities and Limits

Mussolini spoke to justify losses in Greece and Taranto and to claim unity with Hitler. He avoided promising renewed Western Desert offensives and hinted at German restraint, while noting Italy’s fragile position and potential Allied sea power challenges around Gibraltar.

Italy Taranto Greece Mussolini Epirus Britain Adolf Hitler Duce Suez Mediterranean Berchtesgaden Germany Spain Gibraltar Bulgaria Il Duce Hitler Turkey

High Priest Gilstrap to Lead Mystic Shrine Ceremonies

High Priest Bill Gilstrap of Khiva Temple leads the Mystic Shrine procession and full form ceremonial on Wednesday with a large novice class. Maurice Hopkins Halsey of Lubbock headlines as a ring candidate. 10 or more Lubbock Shriners expected in the Camel Herders round-up.

Khiva T. W Bill” Gilstrap Mystic Shrine Mecca A. J. Arnold Maurice Hopkins Halsey Lubbock Hop” Halsey Fred Gallo Texas Tech

Two-in-one dress pattern for fall and winter wear

Anne Adams Pattern 4556 offers a chic two-in-one costume with a clean cut dress, novelty button trim, double skirt panels, high neckline, a gay sash and bolero option. Sizes 12 to 40 with yardage details and pricing, order by mail to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.

Anne Adams Amarillo Globe Pattern Department West With New York

Roof Condition Spurs Call for Quick Adjournment

Congress reopened after a five week break with roof safety cited as a factor pushing for rapid adjournment. Rep McCormack warned ceilings over both chambers could cave in in heavy snow and urged action while Rep Martin vowed Republican opposition and Senate pressure mounted over the Walter Logan bill.

Washington Congress Capitol Rep McCormack Massachusetts House Senate

Cosden Oil Head Succumbs on Train

Joshua S. Cosden, 59, president of Cosden Oil Company of Fort Worth, died of a heart attack aboard a Southern Pacific train near Willcox Arizona. His secretary William Hudson was with him. The body was taken to El Paso for funeral arrangements as Mrs. Cosden travels from New York. Sons Joshua Jr. and Jack joined relatives in Fort Worth.

EL Paso U.P Joshua S. Cosden Petroleum Company Southern Pacific Willcox Ariz Cosden Cosden Oil Company Fort Worth William Hudson New York Joshua, Jr Jack

Willkie Heads to Florida for Vacation Amid Call for Congress Stay

Wendell L. Willkie departed New York with Mrs. Willkie and secretary Grace Grahn for a Florida vacation at Hobe Sound. He urged Congress to remain in session through the critical period and said he planned to relax first, then write.

New York Wendell L. Willkie Florida Congress Willkie Grace Grahn Hobe Sound Palm Beach

Roosevelt Returns From Rest Cruise on Potomac

President Roosevelt returns to Washington after a restful cruise aboard the Yacht Potomac. Guests on the trip include Harry L. Hopkins, Attorney General Jackson, and Postmaster General and Mrs Frank C. Walker.

Washington Roosevelt Yorktown Harry L. Hopkins Jackson Frank C. Walker

Children Die In Los Angeles House Fire

Five year old Thomas Daly deaf mute and his infant brother Donald Dalby perished in a fire after being left alone in a Los Angeles apartment. Neighbors watched Thomas signal for help as flames closed in. Mrs. Katherine Dalby, the mother, left the boys unattended for an errand.

Los Angeles Thomas Daly Thomas Donald Dalby Katherine Dalby

Defense Budgets Show Massive Global Armament

A survey finds the six major powers spend at least 50 billion dollars annually on military needs. The United States vows to increase outlays after Jan 1, Britain nears 20 billion, Germany and others show vast defense budgets. Estimates combine armament outlays with rough national income figures to compare wartime effort.

Washington Navy United States Britain United Kingdom Uncle Sam Congress Germany Russia Japan Italy

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