National Guard camp at Brownwood eyed for six to twelve months
Amarillo reports the Texas National Guard 36th Division will train at Camp Brownwood starting November 25. General Claude V. Birkhead says barracks drilling is mainly for discipline. field training will be emphasized with 18 000 men by mobilization. The unit may move to other camps after six months, with possible stays in Louisiana or Leon Springs. The Reds beat the Tigers 4 0 in Cincinnati World Series play.
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Post Exchange Board
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Acid Noses Used as Cold Protection, Study Says
Dr Noah D Fabricant reports at the American Academy meeting that acidic nasal secretions in healthy individuals differ from alkaline ones in colds and sinus infections. Acidifying nose drops proved more effective than neutral or alkaline solutions in treating nasal passages.
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American Academy of Ophthalmology and
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Noah D. Fabricant
Chicago
Amarillo Area Weather Report This Week
The Amarillo area forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions on Tuesday. Temperatures for the 24 hours ending 6 30 A M show a high of 70 and a low of 41. Noon reading today was 68. Neely Gosenhill Lowndes Insurance.
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Amarillo
Texas
Mexico
London sieges heat up as German raids resume
British and German air actions dominate the day with multiple alarms in London and southeastern England. RAF bombers hit Nord sea targets while German raids cause widespread damage to industrial sites along the Thames. The archbishop's residence Lambeth Palace suffers a major strike and the primate notes the populace sheltering nightly in Lambeth crypts.
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England
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Thames River
Dover
Westminister Abbey
Lambeth Palace
Lambeth
Nazi Troops Enter Romania to Guard Oil and Aid Army
Berlin reports say German units, possibly a division of about 15,000, will move into Romania to protect oil fields and assist in reorganizing the Romanian army amid fears of British sabotage. Italian forces may aid training as Mussolini prepares further Fascist demonstrations near Padua and Verona.
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Italy
Axis
Brenner Pass
Adolf Hitler
Padua
Adriatic
Verona
London Bombing Damage Seen Largely Localized
Reporter Reuel S. Moore finds London largely intact four months into bombing. The East End shows the heaviest damage, while subway stations reveal war misery with homeless people and exhausted crowds. Frank Squires aids animals, feeding cats with fish heads amid rubble as 15 hungry cats eat.
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London
U.P
Dublin
East End
Wales
England
Frank Squires
The
National Air Raid Precautions For Animals
Japan Demands Redrawn Indo China Boundaries
Chungking Oct 7 Japan has issued new demands on French Indo China seeking cession of Tongking Province and a northwest strip to Siam. A third demand would grant independence to a southern district likely Cambodia with a puppet government.
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China
Japan
Tongkin
Thailand
Siam
Cambodia
Collman
Ozarks
Jack Davis
China Rail Terminal Bombed Second Time
Japanese fliers raided the northern terminus of the railroad from French Indo China for the second time in a week. They bombed several industrial plants in the southwest suburbs of Kunming China today.
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Kunming
China
British Steamer Wearwood Reported Afire
Mackay Radio intercepted a message from Thotaston Me reporting the British steamer Wearwood afire in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
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Mackay
Wearwood
Gulf of St. Lawrence
British Sub Shells Savona in Riviera Coast Action
A British submarine penetrated to the Riviera coast and shelled the city of Savona. Private houses were struck, one person killed and six wounded. Savona lies on the Gulf of Genoa, 20 miles west of Genoa toward the French border.
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Red Sea
England Plans Coast Invasion and Torchbearers Play
Forecasts from the air ministry and Daily Express predict a further British push against Germany with thousands of airmen trained in dominions and a strong English speaking air power. In Amarillo, the Torchbearers comedy directed by Eloise Gipson will open at 8:15 PM in the Municipal Auditorium with Chester Martin in a key role.
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Amarillo Little Theater
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Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo Draft Back in 1917 Recalled in June Parade
The piece looks back to June 5 1917 when 1524 Amarillo men aged 21 to 31 registered for the first draft. It notes officials W M Burwell and Hubert Cole guiding the process and a patriotic parade led by Mayor Lon Marrs. It recalls wartime headlines and daily life including prices and entertainment.
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Ostend
Nazimova
Olympic
W. M. Burwell
Hubert Cole
Lon Marrs
Roosevelt son to report for duty at Wright Field
Eliott Roosevelt, son of the President, will report for active military duty as an army officer on Wednesday at Wright Field, according to post officers. He had been set to report today.
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Eliott Roosevelt
Wright Field
Ieport
Medical Mobilization Moves for Amarillo Doctors Tonight
Local doctors prepare to name the M. M. group as part of a national medical mobilization plan. Dr. John H. Vaughan will designate the Potter County Medical Association military committee with guests Dr. M. W. Comfort and Dr. Hugh L. Dwyer.
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The
Potter County Medical Association
M. W. Comfort
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Hugh L. Dwyer
Kansas City
Potter Group
Amarillo
Comfort
Dwyer
Panhandle
Four Men and One Horse Fly Over Amarillo
Gene Autry and his horse flew at 11 38 this morning over Amarillo at 11 thousand feet aboard a chartered TWA DC 2 en route from Burbank to New York. The horse reportedly had a stable and hostess attendant with a stop planned at Phoenix and to ride on to Oklahoma City and New York
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Amarillo
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Burbank
Cal
New York
Henry Lowe
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Ariz
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Oklahoma City
Officials Worry Over Draft Leader Delay
Washington officials privately expressed concern that President Roosevelt may delay appointing a draft director until after the November election. With registration machinery ready for about 16,500,000 men on October 16, officials said lack of a fully empowered director hampered decision making.
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Washington
Selective Service
Roosevelt
Globe-News Want Ads offer home shopping help
The Globe-News Real Estate Want Ads promise Amarillo families a path to a modern home by using rental payment equity. The column highlights easy, pleasant home shopping with ads from Globe-News Ad Headquarters dialing 6262.
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Amarillo
Globe-News
Childress Man Dies Of Accidental Shot
Dick Price, 38, of Childress, was killed at his home by a shotgun discharge ruled accidental. Mrs Price heard the shot from the driveway as her husband lay dead in the kitchen with the gun beside him. He died of a heart wound.
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Childress
Dick Price
Jap Minister Appeals For Sine Alliance
Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka in Tokyo urged China to align with Japan Germany and Italy rather than act as a front line against European and American capitalism. He framed the appeal as part of a broader Axis bloc strategy amid wartime diplomacy.
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Yosuke Matsuoka
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