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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1943

Page

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Eleanor Roosevelt Reports Hawaii Visit and Pacific Briefings

In a diary style dispatch Eleanor Roosevelt recounts arrival in the U.S. mainland from Hawaii aboard a plane. She notes visits with Army and Navy personnel, Ranger training, hospital tours, and meetings with actors, officers, and Admiral Nimitz. She mentions Jimmy’s Makin Island raid past and plans to share impressions and answer questions via the column.

Eleanor Roosevelt Hawaii U. S Sfore Haaii Army Navy Jimmy Makin Island Colonel Carlson Admiral Nimitz

Harriman Nominated as Ambassador to Russia

President Roosevelt nominates W Averill Harriman to be ambassador to Russia, succeeding Admiral William H Standley who returns to report on Soviet attitudes toward Anglo American Russian war talks. Harriman, 51, has led the London office since 1941 and comes from the prominent Harriman family.

Washington W. Averill Harriman Roosevelt Russia Harriman William H. Standley Moscow Standley London EF. H. Harriman

Destroyer St. Croix Sunk on Atlantic Convoy Duty

Ottawa reports the Canadian destroyer St. Croix torpedoed and sunk during convoy duty with 146 men lost. Navy Minister Angus MacDonald cited renewed German submarine activity on North Atlantic supply routes while noting prior transfers of U S destroyers to Britain and Churchill’s wartime disclosures of an Atlantic envoy under attack.

Ottawa St. Croix Navy Angus MacDonald North Atlantic MacDonald St. Croex U. S Great Britain Pearl Harbor Churchill House of Commons

Decision in Pantex land case delayed to October

A federal district court judge said the decision in the Pantex land dispute over 15,000 acres for the Pantex Ordnance Plant will be delayed to October 11. The ruling will settle the price to be paid for the property and affect the plant project.

Cision James C. Wilson Federal Ict Court Pantex Ordnance Plant

Victory in Naples Signals Turning Point in Italian Campaign

Allied Fifth Army troops entered Naples after German demolition left the port battered and burned. The fall provides a base for a push toward Rome, with air fleets harassing railways and bridges. The advance covered about 200 miles since Sept. 3 invasion, as Montgomery’s and Clark’s forces pressed the Germans from Salerno to the city.

Naples Fifth Army Rome Clark Salerno Torce Annunziata Bernard L. Montgomery Dwight W. Fisenhower Volturno Naperstein Foggia

Allied staff talks likely before three power meeting

London reports say Russia's eastern front surge has pushed for early American British Soviet military staff discussions. Russian officers may join the talks with Gen. George Marshall and Secretary Cordell Hull in attendance, and separate sessions among the three nations are probable.

John C. Chester London Russia George C. Marshall Cordell Hull

Unidentified Bugs Invade Amarillo

Mystery bug invasion hits Amarillo focusing on Globe News building and Sixth Avenue to Polk Street. Thousands crawled on north windows with sizes from gnats to locustlike forms. migration tied to recent damp breeze and recurring yearly patterns.

Amarillo Globe News Sixth Avenue Polk Street County Federal Building New Mexico Maine

Bombers and German fighters clash over eastern Switzerland

Reports from Bern say American bombers and German fighters engaged over eastern Switzerland. Swiss anti-aircraft batteries joined the defense and shot down a Flying Fortress in the action. In London the Algiers radio quoted a French communiqué claiming German forces were retreating on all Corsican fronts. An employee at Pioneer Bakery reports a caller asking how to remove a bread wrapper.

Bern U.P Switzerland London Algiers Corsica Pioneer Bakery Lincoln Street

Geese Sightings Increase Over Amarillo

Mrs. Ray Kemper reports hearing geese flying south over the western part of Amarillo at about 6 this morning. The anecdotal note appears as residents observe more bird activity.

Amarillo Ray Kemper Fairmont Street

Phantom prowler defies locks in Amarillo burglaries

Police investigate a mysterious phantom thief who enters locked Amarillo homes at night to steal money and items from pockets and purses. In two recent cases at Dr W B Thomas Jr residence 2701 Tyler and Leonard McGinnis 1108 South Lincoln the burglar left windows and doors undisturbed while rummaging closets and tables. One night the thief took about 75 dollars from pants pockets and later the McGinnises found both pants and money missing. The pattern mirrors a prior home intrusion at the county health officer’s residence with similar behavior and loot.

Amarillo Dr. W. B. Thomas, Jr Tyler Street Leonard McGinnis South Lincoln Street McGinnises Thomases

Amarillo Hopes to Add 110 Homes to Ease Shortage

Government housing moves target Amarillo with 119 new homes under NHA Title and conversion of 127 local buildings to wartime housing. Technical Village and Pantex Village near capacity, while four two story dormitories could be repurposed for workers. Rex Baxter and Amarillo housing chief plan a Dallas trip to push approvals.

Amarillo NHA National Housing Administration Washington Technical Amarillo Army Air Field Ordnance Plant Rex Baxter Chamber of Commerce Dallas Arthur Truitt HOLC

Rainfall totals scatter across Amarillo region

Rainfall last night covered Amarillo Hereford Tucumcari and Dumas with scattered showers in others. Hereford led with 1.10 inches Amarillo 0.46 Tucumcari 0.97 Dumas 0.43 Pampa 0.18 Roswell 0.21 Lubbock dry. High 68 low 56. Weather forecast calls for cooler, widely scattered showers today and tonight.

Amarillo Hereford Tucumcari Dumas Bureau Pampa Roswell Lubbock Santa Fe Fort Worth Denver Dalhart

Farwell Captain Receives Distinguished Flying Cross at Ellington

Capt Julian R Thornton Jr a Farwell bombardier was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross at Ellington Field in a ceremony. Col W H Reid announced that 82 graduates received citations for the Hall of Heroes. The group includes members from the Eighth Air Force in England the Thirteenth Air Force in China and the Fifth Air Force in the Southwest Pacific with decorations from the Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster to the Distinguished Flying Cross.

Julian R. Thornton, Jr Farwell Ellington Field W. H. Reid Eighth Air Force England Thirteenth Air Force China Fifth Air Force Southwest Pacific

Allied tactics force Nazis to scatter armed forces

London Oct 1 British Air Chief Marshal Sir Philip Joubert said only a quarter of Germany's fighter planes, half of her bombers, and two-thirds of her divisions are now fighting the Russians on the eastern front. He credited Russia with success and said the Allies diverted Nazi strength elsewhere through aid and supplies.

London Germany Sir Philip Joubert Philip Russia

Night bloom mixes blossom timing in Stewartstown notice

Stewartstown Pa October 1. Mrs R Smith Edie reports her night blooming cereus opened during the day causing an unusual bloom mix up for residents observing shifting work hours.

Stewartstown R. Smith Edie

Amarillo War Bond drive aims to add one million to quota

War Bond workers in Amarillo rally to push the Third War Loan beyond a $6.64 million local target toward a final one million dollar overage by tomorrow night. Chairman Cal Farley urges extra purchases to back the effort and keep Allied forces supplied against the Nazis. Small buyers in Amarillo have already contributed nearly 750,000 dollars from $18.75 and $37.50 bonds, per Parley.

Amarillo Rome Cal Farley Berlin Mark Clark Treasury Department Farley

Hint Push In Balkans Not Far Off Allied Move

King Peter of Jugoslavia, speaking in Cairo, signaled a large Allied Balkans offensive is not far off as Jugoslav partisans clash with reinforced German troops in Susak. He vowed to join loyal patriots and urged equal support for Tito’s forces while his government prepares to return to Yugoslavia with Allied liberation.

London U.P Peter Jugoslavia Balkans Susak Cairo Egypt Josip (Tito) Brozovich Draja Mikhailovitch Jugoslava

300 Jews Escape From Denmark in Rowboats

Three hundred Jews fled Nazi Denmark by small craft across a sound to Landskrona and Halsinborg Sweden. Refugees said a general roundup ordered by Hitler may be under way as Gestapo reinforcements arrived to intensify the crackdown.

Stockholm Gestapo Denmark Landskrona Halsinborg Sweden Hitler

Roosevelts Crusade Aim Free Rome Vatican Pope

President Roosevelt framed Allied Italy objectives as a crusade to free Rome the Vatican and the Pope while avoiding destruction. He praised American and British teamwork under General Eisenhower and predicted Naples as a base for northward advance toward Rome. Allied forces captured Avellino Torre Annunziata and moved toward Naples as German resistance yielded to air and ground onslaught.

Washington Roosevelt Italy Rome Vatican Pope Eighth Army Monique Conta Torre Annunziata San Severino Avellino Montemarano Melfi Adriatic Agaan Ferme. Ee Naples

Weather Summary for Amarillo and West Texas

The Weather notes slightly cooler conditions with moderate to fresh winds in Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas cools tonight and Saturday morning. New Mexico sees little temperature change with scattered local showers this afternoon or evening. Highs around 68, lows near 56, noon 61. City: Ranch Loans. Southern States.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Two Marines Battle 135 Jap Aircraft Near Vella Lavella

Capt William Crowe and 1st Lt Thomas Mutz fought 135 Japanese planes Aug 18 near Vella Lavella. With two other Marines they downed four bombers and scored two probables, claiming odds of 135 to 2. Crowe landed with bullet holes in his tail fin. Mutz noted a near-miraculous sortie for the squadron.

Douglas White Associated Press South Pacific Vella Lavella Island William E. Crowe Eastside Drive Austin Tex Thomas R. Mutz Indianapolis Ind Captain Crowe Mutz Beach Head Crowe Mute Marine Fighter Squadron William M

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Ean E. R Maynard Lbr. Co 5Th Army North Africa Marx W. Clark British Broadcasting Corporation W T Capt Julian Thornton World Globes and Atlases Russell Stationery Company Insula Dwight D. Eisenhower Avellino Road Bay of Naples Radio France RAP Formia Capua Benevento Piano Castelvenere Amorosi Ausonia Bastia
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