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Amarillo Globe in Amarillo, Texas

09 Oct 1942

Page 16

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Amarillo Globe

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Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1942

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16

Japs Facing New Phase as War Reverses Spread

DeWitt MacKenzie and Glenn Babb analyze Allied advances and Japanese retreats across the Pacific. They note losses on Attu and Agattu, gains for China’s forces, and Allied progress at Milne Bay and Guadalcanal, with a warning that Japan will defend its hold fiercely.

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DeWitt MacKenzie Goebbels Stalingrad Pacific Yuth Aleutian Islands Midway Hawaii Attu Agattu Kiska Tokyo China Kiangsi Chekiang Kwangtung Japan United States Siberian Russia Hitler United Nations
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Public urged continued wartime cooperation at December Dallas meeting

Shippers board general chairman Joseph P. Gudger urged the public to sacrifice for the war effort and called for continued cooperation between shippers and carriers. The board planned to hold its next meeting in December in Dallas.

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Dallas Joseph P. Gudger. Houston Shippers Board
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Master Violin Maker Antonio Stradivari

The famous master violin maker Antonio Stradivari of Cremona Italy is credited as the greatest luthier of all time He was born in 1644 and died in 1737.

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Antonio Stradivari Cremona Italy
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Public Carrier Travel Is Cut By War Demands

Dallas October reports from R B Ball vice president of the Santa Fe lines say military movements and wartime facility concentration curb civilian public carrier travel. Water transport nearly stopped increasing railroad burdens. Ball notes oil and gasoline shipments to the East get priority schedules and railroads must serve the war first amid labor shortages and maintenance issues.

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Dallas UPA Southwest Railroad R. B. Ball Galveston Southwest Shippers Advisory Board Ball Santa Fe
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