Rubber stocks in serious jeopardy warned by Jeffers
Senator Jeffers testified before the Truman committee on nationwide gasoline rationing and rubber conservation. He warned that a 29,000 ton monthly consumption could exhaust stocks to 200 tons by Sept. 1 1943, near the Baruch minimum, unless drastic cuts occur. He outlined 1944 hopes for civilian tires and warned the synthetic program faces many ifs while stressing urgent conservation. President Roosevelt vetoed any postponement or ban and urged timely start Dec. 1, citing Baruch and the need to keep wheels rolling for wartime transport.
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Truman Committee
House
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United Nations
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Leon Henderson
Baruch Committee
United States
Henderson
Army
Navy
Toulon Falls to German Italian Troops amid Fleet Self Destruction
The Toulon naval base is seized by German and Italian forces after heavy fighting and mass self destruction of the French fleet. Reports say battleships Stras bourg Dunkerque and Provence along with cruisers destroyers subs were sunk or destroyed by their crews to prevent capture. Hitler and Mussolini announce occupation while Vichy and Allied prospects drift.
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United Press
London
Strasbourg
Toulon
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Dunkerque
Provence
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Hitler
Scapa Flow
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France
Europe
Proence
Dumerque
Colbert
Foch
Algeria
Dupleiz
la Galissionnierre
Jean de Vienne
la Marseillaise
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Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
Petain
Germany
Marshal
Benito Mussolini
Mediterranean
Charles de Gaulle
Fuercher
Duce
DNB
Henri Philippe Petain
Reich
High Command
Weather update with wind and warm spell predicted
Strong winds from the bureau are expected with a touch of dust. It will be a bit warmer today and tonight. The low this morning was 30 and the high yesterday reached 49 degrees.
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Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
The forecast calls for strong winds and higher temperatures with dust in Amarillo and surroundings today and tonight. Across West Texas and New Mexico expect warmer afternoon temps and milder tonight. 24 hour extremes from 6:30 a.m. show a low of 30 and high of 49 with noon at 43.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo Prepares for Record Christmas Shopping Season
Amarillo officials report the city is ready for its largest Christmas shopping season. War industry payrolls boost purchasing power as stocks are abundant despite minor shortages. A public Santa Claus event at the county courthouse, sponsored by merchants and the Amarillo Globe News, will feature pageantry, music, spotlights, and interviews with Santa on December 5 at 7 30 PM.
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