Churchill Outlines War Bond With Soviet Union
In the House of Commons Churchill said Britain Soviet cooperation is as close as geography allows. He faced Labor queries on postwar plans, labor conscription, and production delays while Parliament pressed for tougher measures. He cited the Atlantic Charter as the framework for postwar aims.
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Roosevelt signals openness to postwar lendlease talks
Sir Andrew Rae Duncan, president of the board of trade, said no opportunity is neglected for discussions with the United States. The question whether lease lend would continue after the war was raised, with Capt. H. D. R. Margesson, the Secretary, involved in subsequent remarks.
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Andrew Rae Duncan
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United States
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War violations loom large over German POWs claims
British prisoner of war issues are being reviewed by the protecting power in Germany. The government expresses dissatisfaction with food and clothing conditions and states that the United States represents Britain's interests in Germany.
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Germany
United States
Britain
Sage Shortage May Hit Thanksgiving Dressings War Time Scarcity
Amarillo wholesalers warn wartime disruption has raised prices and reduced U S sage imports driving shortages for Thanksgiving dressings. Only 20 percent of sage is grown domestically and European supplies are cut. cinnamon and other spices follow price hikes while dates and Greek currants grow scarce. Paper bags grow costly and scarce on the Pacific Coast.
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Novices to Travel Khiva Road to Mecca Ceremonial
More than 30 novices express willingness to travel to Khiva for a ceremonial next Saturday at Amarillo. W W Davis warns no candidate yet for the ring. invites writings to Temple offices 308 Polk Street. Elmer Lewis and Barney Moore design ceremonial plans for the livestock pavilion at the Tri-State Fair grounds. Mystic Shrine groups from El Paso Fort Worth Albuquerque and Wichita Falls will send delegations. all attendees of the first section in the Paramount theater receive a souvenir.
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Amarillo Invites BIU Convention to Fort Worth in 1943
About 15 000 Baptists meeting late this week in Fort Worth will receive an Amarillo invitation to host the Baptist Training Union convention in April 1943. Tom Cotten, Amarillo Chamber of Commerce chair, said the invitation would be extended. A Dallas director urged the committee to discuss with Amarillo First Baptist educational director Harry Miner.
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Convention of Baptist Training Union
Amarillo
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Baptist Training Union
T. C. Gardner
Dallas
Joe Cooley
Chamber of Commerce
Gardner
Harry Miner
First Baptist Church
Kiss the Boys Goodbye Plan Emerges in Lynn
In Lynn Mass on November 18, Sergeant Frank Carr proposed a recruiting gimmick to recruit soldiers by having four or five attractive girls kiss the boys goodbye as they enlist and depart for camp. He said the girls with looks and personality would be chosen to best reward the recruits.
Car crash near Calhoun kills private at Lowry Field
Five miles east of Calhoun Colorado a private from Lowry Field Denver died in a gravel skid and overturn. Five others were injured including Roburg Overfelt 23 of Allane Oklahoma Charles P. ONeill 21 of Tacoma Washington and T L Hogan 21 of Denver. James Whitcomb 19 of Portales New Mexico drove the car and was killed instantly.
Justice Dept studies expansion of alien detention camps
The Justice Department, home to over 2,000 Axis nationals, considers tripling its detention camp system to meet a wartime emergency. Current camps at Fort Lincoln, Fort Missoula, and Fort Stanton hold German sailors and Italian seamen, with capacities doubled to over 2,500. Additional facilities near Sacramento and five other tentative sites in Georgia, Florida, and Alabama are planned.
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Alabama
Plane search underway after crash in Amity swamps
American and Canadian officials launched a search after reports that a plane crashed in nearly impassable swamplands near the international boundary at Amity South of here last Thursday. Railroad men accept wage increases in Cleburne as six hundred Santa Fe mechanical department workers approve new terms.
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Rail workers vote on wage offer and strike date
Lyle Pipes reports the wage board recommends raises. Employers accept nine cents an hour but reject a paid vacation. Roundhouse workers get $4.68 daily and others $4.32. The Big Five unions reject the board and non-operating brothers vow no strike yet set December 7 to 9 for a nationwide railroad walkout.
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