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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1938

Page

12

Predecessor Is Thankful for Munich Move

The report details Prime Minister Baldwin defending the Munich agreement in the House of Lords and Commons. It notes opposition leaders pressing for revision of borders in Czechoslovakia and calls for continued collective security through the League of Nations.

Munich Lone Eat Baldwin Neve Chamberlain Chamberlan Baldwin House of Lords Wen Berchtesgaden House of Commons Pater Chamberain Carchoslovakia Clement Re Atfe Gecesranin Safedult Cooper League of Nations Ts Iajenys Berlin Erbert Morrison Inister Soviet Russia Moron Great Britain

Fishing Thief Hooks Wallets in Hotel Transom Theft

A fisherman thief used a pole and line to steal wallets and clothing through transoms in Amarillo hotels. He manipulated rooms while guests slept and escaped with a bag of items before officers caught him. One thief reportedly got away, leaving investigators to pursue further footage and leads.

Izaak Walton Staan James Sherman Iro Amarillo Yes Fiamien Seer

Daladier Sees Peaceful Era For Europe

Premier Daladier speaks in a Senate debate detailing postwar plans and France’s stance amid tension with Germany. He cites public diplomacy and openly discussed policy as a framework for potentially lasting peace in Europe.

Daladier Europe Tao Senate Camile Chautemps

Malians U S Threats Alleged in Italian Consular Probe

Girolamo Valentì testified before a House committee alleging Italian consular officials in the United States spy on Americans of Malian heritage and threaten deportation or harm to relatives. He cited an alleged Fiat faction and a secret Italian government voice behind campaigns against pro fascist sentiment and warned that Italian officials may misuse citizenship powers.

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Time change for Weather Scen er reports minimal shift

Collman says there is not much change in the outlook for Mario weather. The forecast calls for clear skies, calm conditions, and little variation in temperature with no clouds or wind.

Collman Mario Moise Fresno

Amarillo Considers Adopting Austin Traffic Plan

Amarillo may adopt a traffic enforcement method from Austin where a police officer shadows a motorist for 30 minutes to observe driving. The officer notes good and bad behavior, and a formal letter praises correct actions or publicly cites errors with or without naming the driver.

Amarillo Austin Tn Austin Alan

Country Needs Faster Planes

General Henry H. Arnold, chief of the Army Air Corps, says the country requires faster military airplanes. He notes the current program will yield 2330 craft by 1540 but stresses that greater speeds are needed, with bombing planes needing speeds well above 300 miles per hour.

Washington Henry H. “Arnold Army Air Corp Air Corps Arbold

Photo Shop Robbery Wins News Tip Award

A local contest names Clyde Gibbons and Joe Honea among winners for tips on a photo shop robbery. The juried entries include observers from Aurora and Panhandle regions with several residents listed as participants and supporters in the award roster.

Aurora Porens Clyde Gibbons North Sryier Stree Gray Pro' Ater Joe Honea Missis

Honky Tonks To Remain Under Fire

Local officials move to eliminate liquor and wine exemptions affecting permited venues. The administrator warns that persistent violations will trigger permanent revocation and enforcement across counties including Travis Grayton Nueces Dalila and Wood.

Rabbit Cornea Transplant Allows Dim Sight in Man

In Hagerstown Maryland the 61 year old laborer Le Hottman received a rabbit cornea transplant last week. Doctors report he can distinguish light and shapes though vision is dim. A specialist cautions prior attempts faded as the rabbit eye becomes opaque after weeks or months.

Rabbit Hagerstown le Hottman Rabine Paul N.* Fieming

Britain and Italy Seek Settlement Amid Talks

Fragmented text reports Britain and Italy seeking a settlement through a meeting between Britain's ambassador to Rome and Count Galeazzo. Partial notes mention Governor Ames and Memorial Day, a Texas parent teacher week, and a conviction for a man named Henry in an assault case.

Britain Tealy Bat Perth Briai Galeazzoiano Allred Austin Ames V. Aled Texas

Hitler Pleads for German Unity in Sudeten Rally Speech

In Sudetenland on October 4 Chancellor Adolf Hitler addressed a cheering Sudeten German audience during a triumphal tour of the newly annexed territory. He asserted that after twenty years of waiting, unity with the German Reich is near and urged acceptance of autonomy within a greater Reich while praising the German people and the nation’s future.

Sudetenland Adolf Hitler Sudetfen Konrad Kennein Puehrer Greater Reich Germany Apa Schart Hitler Sudeten

Agreement for Compromise of Oil Trust Suit Reported

The report states a compromise agreement in the oil trust case, with a proposed penalty of 130000 and a seven cent mechanism. Judge J. De Moore is set to review the terms today after conferences with defense, including the Teva Petroleum Marketers Association. The proceedings began yesterday evening and resumed this morning.

Stow Oil Trust Dstt J. de Moore Teva Asso~ Cation Moore

Labor Leaders Seek Peace Amid Turbulent Times

President William Green of the American Federation of Labor spoke at the convention’s second day urging open access to peace and progress in organized labor. He noted no rival faction can secure lasting industrial harmony and mentioned inviting John Garner while declining a public appeal from The Times. The letter dated September 22 referenced Europe’s looming crisis and Roosevelt’s response.

Willam Green American Fedration of Labor Sesson Organizaons A. P.O Wrhout Committee For Industral Organization Joan le Lewis Ibor Green John Garner Oaveton Jolley Lam Roourvelt

Newspapermen Killed as Forces Capture Forts

Japanese forces claimed the fall of the last permanent Chinese defenses on the south bank of the Yasigtae below Harn tenay with the capture of the Pi Dehshan forts opposite Tienwachen. Takata, a correspondent of the Comity News, reported mortars killed a correspondent.

Shanghat Yasigtae Harntenay Tienwachen Bhsinve Takata Cal Omnity News

Man linked to Ball claims witness saw woman fed to alligators

A deputy constable testified that Sonny Cain alleged a man at a Rimendorf tavern confessed to dismembering a white woman and feeding her body to alligators. Cain said the man sought protection from Texas Rangers and implicated Ball in the disappearances surrounding local tavern workers.

iSonny C Ain Rimendorf Cain Ball Hs Tavern Alligator Pit Eimendort

Decorates Her Hat With Nest Full of Robins

In Toronto Iris bird feathers and a nest were displayed by a woman at a Fields Naturals club event. The hat featured a robin nest with fledgling birds and worm breakfast noted by onlookers. John Maynard Sr. estimates 600 dollars for the item and related insurance details are referenced.

Loronto Dr 3 W. Mainiey Pield Naturals Club

Chest Group Opens Budget Campaign With Optimistic Tone

Chairman Mark Lille of the professional division announced a budget campaign for the Community-Chests as it opens October 31. He stressed cautious optimism about meeting the Chest goal and releasing agency budgets for eleven members.

Mark Lilie Cal Little Lille Te Tino X.y Sae Seth

City Prepares for Fire Prevention Week Observance

Amarillo officials plan Fire Prevention Week activities led by Chief George B. Cooper with Dick Divine coordinating efforts. The observance promotes safety with prizes and demonstrations as part of a nationwide campaign.

Dick Divine George B. Cooper Amarilla Nual Campeigi Cooper

Town Jailer's Daughter Aids Two To Escape

The town daughter admitted aiding two youths, James Godwin and William Wilson, to escape from her father the jailer. Police say the escape preceded a series of crimes and a mill worker was later fatally shot. The sheriff said the girl though frightened claimed she persuaded others to help them flee and that her father’s pistol was involved.

Uainusun Ube Hionde Iain “Kiel James Godwin William Wilson Sail Raymond Blowers

British Ships Damaged by Bombs Amid Mediterranean Raid

The report notes three British ships struck by bombs during a raid along the Mediterranean coast of government Spain. Fourteen Italian type planes attacked Barcelonam harbor, setting ships alight. In Valentia Harbor a lone seaplane dropped 12 bombs, some hitting the vessel. No casualties reported among survivors.

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Weather summary from West Texas and New Mexico area

Weather brief notes fair conditions for the region with light winds. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures overnight into Wednesday with slight warming ahead.

Japanese Invasion Forces Reported Off Southern China

Chinese sources say twenty Japanese warships and several carriers approached southern Chinese waters near Hong Kong as part of an invasion plan for South China. Reports note carriers and aircraft in the fleet moving toward the region with ships taking strategic positions.

Uninese South China Hongkong China Spain Phape Russell

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