Americans Warned to Leave Japan Amid Talks
Washington reports Premier Tojo met Emperor Hirohito as talks with the United States proceed. Evacuation appeals draw little comment from the U S government. Some sources say the move reflects long term views, others warn Washington uncertainty remains. About 400 Americans still in Japanese territories including staff and missionaries, with most businessmen gone.
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Denial of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Merger
Presidents of Consolidated and Vultee admitted talks were under study but called reports of a completed merger premature. They said a spokesman who announced a sale was fired and rejected government pressure as the cause.
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Vicious dogs threaten pedestrians in Amarillo crackdown
A girl bitten by a dog may avoid rabies shots if observation shows no symptoms. The dog, kept at the city pound, undergoes a rabies watch as residents demand stricter control. City ordinances require vaccination, licenses, and postmen report dog bites amid complaints of roaming beasts.
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Hitler Frets Over Guiana
DeWitt Mackenzie notes Axis leaders fret over American occupation of Dutch Guiana and its impact on Pan-American solidarity. He argues U S actions restrain Vichy and press for security around French colonies, while detailing harsh conditions in French Guiana and disease concerns in Dutch Guiana.
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High School Group Receives New Choir Robes
The senior high school a capella choir under director Miss Julia Dean has just received robes. Principal R B Norman notes the satin stoles and lined long sleeves. The 50 member choir, new this year, will debut next Wednesday on the assembly program.
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John Barrymore Too Ill To Work In Radio
Hollywood reports actor John Barrymore too ill to appear on his Thursday radio programs for at least a month. His brother Lionel will substitute while Barrymore, diagnosed with intestinal flu, is confined to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for a week after his last broadcast.
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Amarillo Captain Assigned to 142nd Infantry
Capt. John C. Crews, Amarillo reserve officer who recently reported for duty with the 36th division, is assigned to the 142nd Infantry as announced by division command. The Italian high command admitted the loss of an Italian submarine on Rome’s front today.
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