Nazis Close In On Moscow As Vast Battle Rages
German vanguards push toward Moscow with claims of hundreds of thousands captured as Soviet resistance stiffens in Vyazma and Bryansk. In Boston, the Nazi radio expedition ship Busko, seized off Greenland, arrives for processing as investigators weigh weather and listening-post motives.
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London
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Paris
Boston
Greenland
Richard E. Byrd
Boston Navy Yard
Washington
Great Britain
Europe
Atlantic
Hess in British custody gets same rations as guards
Rudolf Hess, once Adolf Hitler’s deputy, is under guard by British NCOs and other ranks and receives the same rations as the guards. He declined to say whether he lives in a villa, and said he is not paid during his detention after bailing out in Scotland on May 10.
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Rudolf Hess
Adolf Hitler
Hess
Scotland
Germany
Panhandle Five Day Weather Forecast
The five day outlook covers Arizona New Mexico West Texas and Panhandle with temperatures near normal to rising toward Arizona, rain in West Texas showers in New Mexico mountains, mostly cloudy conditions today into tonight with cooler nights. Yesterday’s high 86, low 55. record mean 74. Dumas reports .08 inch rain. Amarillo 55. coastal lows 78.
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Texas
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Oklahoma
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Winter Garden
Alpine
Eldorado
Amarillo
Colder the Ashes Become
In night court Magistrate William Northrop quoted a line about love and ashes after a man dangled a threat at his former sweetheart. The man, who spoke of being arrested, was given 60 days suspended on condition he stay away from her.
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New York
William Northrop
Judy
Army Convoy Schedules Through Amarillo This Afternoon
About 100 soldiers and several vehicles are expected to pass through Amarillo late today. Police say the unit arrives here after leaving Oklahoma City earlier, with officers rejoining the convoy. In Denver, Columbus Day quieted parking meters as motorists paid nickels on a holiday.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Denver
War With Japs Seen As Likely
Senator Norris warned a Pacific war with Japan could spark quickly if Germany defeats Soviet Russia. He suggested U S ships would be resisted and that Japan could be sunk within two weeks. He spoke as hearings on a large lease-lead aid bill began and Roosevelt announced continued shipments to the Soviet Union.
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Norris
Nebraska
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Germany
Soviet
Russia
Japan
Senate
United States
Navy
Roosevelt
Army Purge Shakes Officers After Louisiana War Games
washington oct 14 a long list of field officers from second lieutenants to major generals has been relieved since the Louisiana war games as the army moves to revitalize leadership. the reshuffle targets national guard and reserve officers first, with general george c marshall noting aims to avoid political fallout and bitterness from world war purges.
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Washington
War Department
France
Blois
George C. Marshall
Timekeeper Arrest Mixup Surprises Tarentum Crowd
Special Policeman Paul Adams arrested a man ready to fire a pistol near the scoreboard during a local football game in Tarentum Pa. He halted the suspect while escorting him toward the station, only to learn officials identified him as the timekeeper for the event and not the assailant.
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Tarentum
U.P
Paul Adams
Adams
Bride From the Sky-Wew Serial Sparks Star Romance
Judy Allen meets aviator Sandy Ammerman at LaGuardia airport as he leaves for San Francisco to test a Skyways oil. The flirtation grows amid talk of flying danger and Judy’s longing for a steady desk job as he blasts off into the night.
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Sandy Ammerman
LaGuardia
Sandy
Judy
San Francisco
Skyways, Incorporated
Mars
Easier Than Getting Money From Home
A column explains it is easier to earn money by sending ideas to YOUR IDEAS EDITOR at Globe News rather than asking home folks. The editor pays one dollar daily for the best idea received each day, six months running.
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Globe News
Fechin Exhibit Opens Tonight With Judge Hamlin Speaking
The Nicolai Fechin exhibit will be formally opened at 8 o'clock in the Red and Gold Room of the Amarillo Hotel. Judge J. D. Hamlin of Parnell, a personal friend of Fechin, will deliver the principal address. Miss Isabel Jackson of West Texas State College will guide a discussion on the artist's techniques.
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Nicolai Fechin
Amarillo
J. D. Hamlin
Parnell
Fechin
Ex-President Arias Remains Aboard Ship in Canal Zone
Panama's ousted president Arnufo Arias arrived in Cristobal aboard the Cefalu with intent to return home after a bloodless coup. He stayed in his cabin and refused to sign a resignation demanded by Galileo Solis, his former contact.
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Canal Zone
Panama
Arnufo Arias
Cuba
Cefalu
Arias
Galileo Solis
Flying Cadet Movie Shown At Legion Hall Tomorrow
A flying cadet motion picture will be exhibited at Legion hall tomorrow evening at 7 30 by Set Bob Short. The American Legion sponsors the show about the air corps and army. Sergeant Short notes the Amarillo unit lacks only two men for the first 20 cadets and will bring in examiners once four or three more applications are in. Latest recruits include Boyd M Wilson and Alton Z Cobb of Clarendon assigned to Sheppard Field Wichita Falls. Lawrence E Shearer of Okemah enlisted in the infantry and was sent to the Philippines.
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Bob Short
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Air Corps
Army
Short
Amarillo
Boyd M. Wilson
Alton Z. Cobb
Clarendon
Sheppard Field
Wichita Falls
Lawrence E Shearer
Okemah
Oklahoma
Philippines
Boom as Defenses Drive American Recovery
In a spirited UPI dispatch from New York on October 14, economist quotes and era data mark the end of the 1930s depression era as a booming defense driven recovery. Industrial output soars with 1 621 000 net tons in a week while 53 million Americans are employed. The piece notes steel, defense spending, and factory activity rising across states amid a shifting mood from low to boom.
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Joseph L. Myler
New York
Iowa
Chicago
Manhattan
California
New Jersey
New England
United Press
Joe Doakes
Mrs. Doakes
Congress
Ambush Feared as Slain Suspect Is Returned by Car
Tom Penney, 32, the confessed killer of Marion Miley and her mother, faces a wary ride from Lexington to Kentucky by car after airline officials rejected transport by plane. Officers fear an ambush in the hills of Tennessee or Kentucky. Sheriff Ernest Thompson and Police Chief A B Price sought plane transport but were denied. Penney, a father of two, had earlier admitted the slayings, calling himself a fool.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Tom Penney
Marion Miley
Kentucky
Lexington
Tennessee
Louisville
Ernest Thompson
Fayette County
A B. Price
American Airlines
Ed Richey
Richey
Penney
Price
Harassing Harry disrupts BBC broadcasts in wartime
A German-origin voice dubbed Harassing Harry interrupted BBC programs with insults to Churchill and allied leaders. The mysterious caller, possibly from a station in Europe, delivered satire between news items and drew comparisons to Ivar the Terrible.
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U.P
British Broadcasting Company
United States
Harry
BBC
Churchill
America
Russia
Ivar the Terrible
Donald Duck
von Donald
Holand
Belgium
France
John B. Biggers
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Mostly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with light rain. Decreasing clouds Wednesday with cooler temperatures and north winds 15 to 20 miles per hour. Low tonight around 50. Central West Texas mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with rain in the central portion and scattered showers Panhandle and west of Pecos Valley. New Mexico partly cloudy with scattered showers today and tonight, clearing tomorrow. 24 hour extremes 55 to 86.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Duke and Duchess End Baltimore Visit With Resting Period
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor rested after a 200000 person welcome in Baltimore. A downtown parade and tea at the Baltimore Country Club capped their formal schedule. The Duke planned to depart for Washington to meet Lord Halifax and return tonight. They will visit the Capitol together later in the week and spend the weekend in Virginia with friends.
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