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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1939

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French Open Fire on German Forces Front in Major Offensive

French heavy artillery fired along a 100 mile front from the Moselle to the Haardt Forest as German forces fortified for a potential large offensive. Reports say reinforcements bring German strength to 700,000 800,000 opposite Maginot line.

Paris Moselle No-Man's Land

German Air Raid on Scottish Coast Reported

London dispatch says German planes attacked coastal targets in Scotland this afternoon while the RAF reported inflicting casualties. The raid followed British reconnaissance over northern and central Germany last night. Edinburgh reports anti-aircraft batteries opened fire after two P M local time as speculation grows the docks are the target to boost Britain’s wartime shipbuilding.

London Scotland British Air Ministry Royal Air Force Germany Edinburgh North Sea North Atlantic Ocean High Command Grossgerau Germersheim Darmstadt Rhine Frankfurt

German Navy Sinks Royal Oak and Threats Rise

Admiring reports say the 32,000-ton Royal Oak was destroyed by a German submarine and a torpedo is said to have damaged the Repulse. Berlin hails a new offensive as Hitler presses peace terms. Justice William O. Douglas turns 41 today and comments on wartime mood.

Royal Oak Hitler Admiralty Berlin Supreme Army Command

Fingerprints Filed in Washington 1914 Case

The G men processed over 8 000 prints daily reaching 11 312 567 by end of September 1914. The entry notes an October 16 1914 date with items about British naval actions and a London court sentence for a bookseller mistreating a child during wartime evacuations.

Washington G-Men

Norwegian Fishermen Report Battle Sinking German Warship

Norwegian fishermen returning from Vaagsee Island described a two hour clash in which three battleships and several planes attacked a single German warship. The damaged ship tried to flee toward the coast but was waterlogged. observers used a telescope from Vaagsee to witness the engagement.

Bergen Norway U.P Vaagsee Island Vaagsee Nordvaagsvey Land's End Stadlandet

Roosevelt Leaders Will Slash Credit Clause From Bill

The administration leadership in the Senate agreed to amend the arms embargo repeal bill to ban all credit to warring governments. Senator Pittman proposed removing the 90 day credit provision to require cash or cash equivalents, aiming to avoid confusion. Isolationists vowed to keep debating and plan to extend sessions into next week.

Roosevelt Bill Washington Senate Pittman Nevada Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States Foreign Relations Committee Hiram W. Johnson California Sen Pat McCarran Bennett C. Clark Missouri

Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas

Amarillo and vicinity: fair and slightly colder tonight and Tuesday. West Texas: partly cloudy, warmer south portion, colder Panhandle tonight, Tuesday partly cloudy, colder north and east central portions. New Mexico: fair tonight and Tuesday, little change in temperature. Temperature extremes 24 hours ending 6 30 A M: maximum 15, minimum 46, noon temperature today 170.

Amarillo West Texas Panhandle New Mexico

Hitler Plays Beaver Game Warns of Mock Polish Campaign

Copenhagen reports Adolf Hitler and Paul Goebbels are playing a beaver game with troops in Poland and on the Western front. The method involves tapping wet fingers against the palm before others shout beaver, with Goebbels usually losing and being slapped as the penalty. The travelers noted this new tactic but were unsure if it applies to Hitler himself.

Copenhagen U.P Adolf Hitler Germany Hitler Paul Joseph Goebbels Poland Goebbels Beaver Hitzer

Four Cars in Wreck No One Hurt in Clarksville Crash

CLARKSVILLE Texas October 16 Residents along Highway 82 near Bagwells described a four car wreck as an awful mess though no one was seriously injured Auto 1 rammed a wagon destroying it Auto 2 struck Auto 1 and overturned Auto 3 stopped to help and was hit by Auto 4 damaging the vehicles but causing no serious injuries

Clarksville Tex Bagwells Auto Number

Nation's meat supply to stay at peak for a year

Washington reports a livestock survey showing meat supply at a six year peak with hog and cattle slaughter rising this winter. Forecasts suggest higher farm feed stocks will lift herd numbers through next year and potentially ease consumer meat prices.

Washington Department Corn Belt

Man charged with homicide over drowning stepson in tub

In New York a 26 year old unemployed soda clerk Lawrence Rougeau faced a homicide charge after confessing he drowned his five year old stepson Jimmy in a bathtub. He said fear the boy was going crazy like his mother prompted the act and he bound the child with neckties before submerging him.

New York Walter Chack Lawrence Rougeau Union Square Jimmy Acob Rosenblum Rougeau Rockland County Raymond Repouille Louis Repouille

Amarillo Police Notified of Tulia Burglary Worth 1900

Police were alerted to a Tulia burglary at the Hurd Jones store with 1200 dollars in jewelry and about 700 dollars in cash missing. The Tulia sheriff's office prepared an itemized list of stolen merchandise to be mailed to Amarillo authorities.

Amarillo Tulia Hurd Jones

Owners of Sunken Athenia Aid in Passengers' Help

United States Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy announced that the owners of the sunken British passenger ship Athenia contributed the equivalent of 21 513 toward the cost of returning home American survivors. Curtain rods Ama Shade Equip.

Athenia London United States Joseph P. Kennedy

Police and Rangers Hunt for 3 Convicts

State police and Texas Rangers pursued three escaped convicts in Hearne East Texas after a 16 year old youth was believed kidnaped by two of the trio.

Hearne Texas Rangers Texas

Little Theater Presents First Lady at Municipal Auditorium

Patrons enjoy two hours of humor as 26 players perform First Lady by Katherine Dayton and George S Kaufman. Cornelia Wolflin Patton stars with Charlotte Allen directing. 8 15 curtain. Beauchamp takes oath as judge in Texas court.

Players Washington Municipal Auditorium Katharine Dayton Saturday Evening Post George S. Kaufman Charlotte Allen New York Eloise Gipson Secretary of State Carter Hibbard Lucy Chase Wayne Jane Cowl Broadway Cornelia Wolflin Patton Sophy Prescott Roberne Wilson Emmy Paige Margaret Collins Irene Hibbard Sid Cleghorn Belle Hardwick J. R. McKinley Ives Mary Elizabeth Rathwell Ann Forrester Ira Boyd Bessie Ferguson Joan Edwards Baroness Orloff Jane Woodruff Creevey Dolores Little Davenport Paul Organ Stephen Wayne Wayne Clifton Bob Ferguson Senator Keane Lewis Back Tom Hardwick Guy Kelley Ellsworth Gamning Dickey Dye Charles Butler Jim Boston Bleeker Paul Pellette George Mason Lawrence McBee Jason Fleming Marshall Shaw Sedquick Fidel Reyes Senor Ortega Paul A. Havey Protopopesca John Satterstorm Chang Beauchamp Austin Tom L. Beauchamp State Court of Criminal Appeals

Illinois Zinc Company Ordered to Reinstate Workers

The National Labor Relations Board ordered Illinois Zinc Company at Dumas Texas to reinstate 69 production and maintenance workers and recognize Local 443 of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers as bargaining agent. The firm must provide back pay to 19 reinstated employees and halt actions discouraging union membership while refraining from interference with Moore County smelter workers or any other labor group.

Washington Illinois Zinc Company Dumas Tex National Labor Relations Board International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Congress of Industrial Organizations Moore County Smelter Workers Union

Amarillo airport debate to be opened to public

Amarillo's airport problem gets another airing as a public meeting is set for noon Wednesday in the Blue Room of the Amarillo Hotel. Chamber of Commerce notices were mailed to members. the topic is the city's need for an adequate airport.

Amarillo Carl Hinton Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Directorate Ross D. Rogers Jim Florey

Osteopaths Hear Talks By Dr W S Corbin

Dr W S Corbin of Chickasha Oklahoma was the main speaker at a luncheon opening the Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons mid year convention in Amarillo Hotel. He discussed osteopathy based on Still and the body’s natural immunity tied to structural integrity.

W. 8S. Corbin Chickasha Okla Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons Amarillo Corbin A. T. Still

Maverick Indicted in San Antonio Poll Tax Case

Former congressman Maury Maverick and three associates were indicted on charges of unlawfully paying poll taxes for citizens. The grand jury also named Rebecca Taylor George Glass and Richard Jeffrey. Maverick dismissed the charges as a political smear amid tension with local officials.

San Antonio Maury Maverick Criminal District Court Rebecca Taylor International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union George Glass Richard Jeffrey Maverick Grand Jury John Shook Carl Wright Johnson Shook W. W. McCrory H. A. Rhodius

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