Da Dad Hitler Accelerates Donets Basin Attack
Thousands of visitors poured onto the Tri-State Fair grounds as sun dried mud and crowds surged in. Ray Pinkney, expo president, said over 3,000 cars filled the free parking area while bands and delegations from Floydada White Deer Grroom Higgins Panhandle Dalhart and Canyon joined a busy day. Fort Bliss officers prepare a defense display and new gate tax shifted to children and adults with tickets now 30 cents including tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Fair
Ray Pinkney
Floydada
White Deer
Grroom
Higgins
Panhandle
Dalhart
Dumas
Memphis
Canyon
Grover
Lockney
Sabotage and Resistance Grow Across Axis-Occupied Europe
Reports from Istanbul and London indicate rising sabotage, guerilla activity, and resistance in Romania Bulgaria Serbia and other Axis-occupied areas. Nazi plans to bomb Belgrade amid waning control, while Soviet and British forces push on the Eastern Front. The conflict widens with Japan facing crisis at Fumimaro Konoye's cabinet as Moscow and London cite heavy German losses near Leningrad Odessa and Kharkov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Donets
Red Army
Royal Air Force
Europe
Balkans
Istanbul
London
Romania
Bulgaria
Serbia
Belgrade
British Exchange Telegraph
Russia
Ion Antonescu
Far East
Kharkov
Ukraine
Shanghai
Tokyo
Fumimaro Konoye
United States
Pacific
Siberia
Moscow
Leningrad
Odessa
Poltava
Crimean Peninsula
Perekop
Petrozavodsk
Lake Onega
Berlin
High Command
Lufwaffe
Dniepropetrovsk
Lokhvitsa
Ronny
P' A Pineers
Rommny
Murmansk
Soviet Union
Antonescu
Michail Antonescue
Iosif Iacobici
Antonescue
Bucharest
Rumania
Redai
Bul
Hitler
Mrs Coyle Wins News Tip Contest for Life-Saving Tip
Mrs. Coyle of 711 West Fifteenth Avenue won the week's news tip contest and $5 for a tip about a dog pushing a child from a car’s path. Second prize of $3 went to Mrs. J. D. Saunders for a rattle snake sighting and warning, while $2 third prize was awarded to Mrs. Fred Debrecht for a better mousetrap catching pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyle
West
Fifteenth Avenue
J. D. Saunders
Route 3
Saunder
Fred Debrecht
Hayden Street
Charles E Rosendahl To Arrive Tomorrow In Amarillo
Charles E Rosendahl arrives in Amarillo from Fort Worth and Denver Railway at 8 AM Thursday. He will attend a breakfast at the Herring Hotel, a Rotary Club luncheon, and then broadcast a national defense address from the Tri State Fair grounds. A helium blimp flight over Amarillo and a welcome by local officials are planned, with events broadcast on KGNC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FE. Rosendahl
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Denver
Herring Hotel
Rosendahl
Rotary Club
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Chamber of Commerce
Navy
KGNC
Gene Worley
Shamrock
Chambers of Commerce
C. W Seibel
U. S
Dr. Seibel
George Erlandson
Sam
Aged Holstein Wins First in Milk Contest
Hale's Blackie the aged Holstein owned by H. B. Hales and sons of Amarillo led the second annual milk production contest at the Tri-State Fair with 1164 pounds of milk and 5.2 pounds of butterfat in 48 hours. Other top winners included Gamboge Blond Raleigh Lass a four year old Jersey owned by Chester Elliff of Tulsa and China Cup's Fairy Lillian a three year old Jersey also owned by Elliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Blackie
Tri-State
H. B. Hales and Sons of
Amarillo
Plainview
Gamboge
Raleigh Lass
Chester Elliff
Tulsa
Fairy Lillian
Elliff
Climax
Wm. P. Hopkins
Olson Brothers
Fargo
N. D
Panhandle Old Settlers recall early schools and colleges
The Panhandle Old Settlers Association marked its 28th annual meeting at Municipal Auditorium with a program honoring early educators and institutions. Speakers traced the first Panhandle schools, Clarendon College, Canadian Baptist Academy, Miller's Academy, Hereford Christian College, and Amarillo College while a Blue-Back Speller spelling bee closed the event. Sam Isaacs was elected president for the coming year, with Johnnie B. Archer re-elected secretary treasurer and other officers named vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Old Settlers’ Association
Municipal Auditorium
Olive K. Dixon
Henry S. Bishop
Plains
J. A. Whittenburg
J. R. Porter
Clarendon
Clarendon College
Judge Porter
Mittie Hill
Amarillo
Canadian Baptist Academy
Boone McClure
Panhandle-Plains
J. A. Hill
Old Settlers Association
Miller's Academy
Hereford Christian College
Belle Plains
Floyd County
Amarillo College
E. F P. King
San Jacinto School
H. A. Shaw
Blackburn-Shaw
Axtell String Ensemble
H. E. Hoover
W. F. Fuqua
Sam Isaacs
Association
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
The forecast notes partly cloudy conditions this afternoon with mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. West Texas expects rain in the southern and central areas with little temperature change. New Mexico sees fair northern areas but clouds and scattered showers along the southern border, general rain in the southern half Thursday, seasonal temperatures, and a 24 hour temperature range from 56 to 70 with noon at 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Germans Describe Large British Raids on Coasts
Berlin reports a great number of British planes attacked cities on the north western and Baltic coasts causing destruction to dwellings and civilian casualties. London says Hamburg and Stettin were raided, with a large attack on an important supply port on the British east coast and fires in Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.P
Baltic
London
Hamburg
Germany
Stettin
Scottle
High Command
Newcastle
Scotland
North Africa
Tobruk
Libya
Will Get His 15 Cents Back
Dallas story reports Joe C. Diltz of Big Spring will recover 15 cents in a courtesy action after the corporation court drops a charge for over-parking. He sent the money with a note while in a physician's office when police charged him. The court said the reason was irrelevant and the charge would be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Joe C. Diltz
Big Spring
Corporation Court
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Orning
Beckman
W. Flich
Gan & Gerety
Dwight Newby
Hedy Lamar
Col. L. B. Lent
National Inventors Council
Department of Commerce
Army
Yartsevo
Gomel
Far
Claudie Hensley
North
Tyler Street
Dorothy Lindsey
Tenth Avenue
Royce Gant
Pierce Street
Stark Fitz
Lincoln Street
Floyd Vollars
Taylor Street
J. L. Cheshire
Cleveland Street
A. W. Harris
East
Fourth Avenue
O. ©. Miles
E. C. Britain
Monroe Street
Frank E. King
eVee
Russell
John ‘Vaynal
Charles E. Rosendahl
Lee Livestock
Phillips Band
Danny Langen
Lee Ray Stainham
Mary Holloman
Bonnie Jacka
Tommy Epps
Audrey Robertson
Mallie Jackson
Bob Vaughn
Vivil
Russell Stationery Company
Will
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes Insurance
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