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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1942

Page

6

Second Front Is Demanded By DeWitt MacKenzie

London editorials press the call for a Western Front as Allied air power converges on Hitler. Willkie advocates immediate action, arguing massive 1,000 bomber raids can force German surrender by crippling war industries and rail links. The Cologne raid is cited as proof of air power's impact versus the San Francisco quake.

London Wendell Willkie Europe Africa Russia Hitler Allied High Command High Command Britain Cologne RAF San Francisco Germany Paris

Boy With Whistle Brightens Midtown Mischief

A three year old found a whistle and starts a police dream as traffic halts on New York Citys Eighth Avenue. Officers seek guardians while the curious tot reveals a wish to join the police. In Istanbul delayed reports say 12000 German women and children arrived as refugees at Verna on the Black Sea coast.

New York Eighth Avenue Istanbul Bulgaria Black Sea Verna Germany

Willkie Attacks FDR On War Conduct From Abroad

Wendell Willkie, speaking to a large radio audience, charged that Roosevelt’s wartime leadership boasted Allies without sufficient aid. He urged a true second front in Europe and forces to Burma, while advocating a global idea of freedom and world partnership. Willkie claimed Western dominance is on trial and warned Asia ignores boasts.

New York U.P Roosevelt Wendell L. Willkie Wiillkie Soviet Russia China Willkie Europe India Burma Asia

Strip Artiste Pales at Peel For Husband

Army air forces direct enlistment offer draws interest from mechanics and radio hobbyists as Lieut Gravino notes quotas filling fast. Applicants 18 to 50 accepted, stationed near home, with many returning to Dalhart after training. Rose La Rose seeks divorce after demanding private strip tease and harmonica performances from husband. Justice Collins sets divorce final in three months. Michigan druggists average 3,800 miles yearly. doctors and dentists about twice that. general salesmen about 10,000 miles.

Army Air Forces William A. Gravino Dalhart Air Corps Armed Services Gravino KGNC KFDA Rose J. Harrington Price Mount Vernon N. Y Price Collins Eee V Michigan

Kiwanis Halloween Jamboree at Rex Theater

Kiwanis Club of San Jacinto holds a Halloween Jamboree at the Rex Theater Saturday night to aid the underprivileged children fund. Kenneth Koehler says admission is 25 cents, with proceeds from a "Strange Alibi" film premiere and staged stunts by club members.

San Jacinto Kiwanis Club Rex Theater Kenneth Koehler Koehler Amarillo Rex

Garber Here For Navy Day in Amarillo

Vaudeville star Jan Garber and his orchestra arrive in Amarillo for a two day Paramount Theater engagement with Navy Day salutes on KGNC radio. The program features Lieuts Blackwell Hawn and Jordan, Buddy Harris the Singing Sailor, and Miss La Nell Ekelund War Bond Queen, plus a wide vaudeville lineup.

Jan Garber Amarillo Paramount Theater Garber KGNC Paramount Ben T. Blackwell Charles Hawn Eugene Jordan Potter County Naval Buddy Harris United States Navy Navy Army Air Forces Technical School Amarillo Field Army Field la Nell Ekelund Miss Ekelund Bill Kleeb Jack Swift Howard Nichols Cathrine Harris Chester Fredericks Kay Lane Johnny Drake Joe Andrews Sisters Jack King Interstate

Girl Pincher Keeps Pinching Girl Pincher Keeps Pinching

Gin Moy was in court charged with pinching two showgirls on the street. Judge Oscar S Caplan fined Moy 220 dollars for two counts of disorderly conduct and ordered work at 2 dollars a day in the house of correction. Moy then pinched the two girls again as he left. In Tucumcari patrolmen spotted a strange animal, and after a roping attempt of a porcupine, decided not to pursue.

Chicago Gin Moy Oscar S. Caplan Moy House of Correction May Tucumcari N. M Bud Clayton Tom Turner Clayton

Dog Barkers Hit With Fine And Jail Time In Spokane

Spokane city council passed an ordinance holding dog owners liable for barking yelping or howling with a $100 fine or 30 days in jail. Robert McKnight protested the ordinance and its provision requiring the complainer to sign the warrant and appear in court as a witness. The article also notes an old wartime reference about bittersweet as emergency food for the Indains and their boiled stems.

Spokane Wash Robert McKnight

Women Go To War Campaign Opens In Amarillo

Today marks the start of the Women Go To War fund drive to sell war bonds and stamps for service members. More than 100000 in bonds have been sold in training for the campaign which runs through Armistice Day with Navy Mothers Club and local clubs leading efforts. A 7 30 pm Navy Day program at the Paramount Theatre honors the women with Jan Garber dedicating the event and a booth in the lobby for bond purchases.

Amarillo Nancy Wiseman Navy Mother’s Club Wiseman Jan Garber Paramount Theater Paramount Wileman

Dakar Would Be Hard To Take Says Darlan

Admiral Jean Darlan warned in a Petit Parisien interview that attacking Dakar would be unhealthy, noting Dakar’s stronger current defenses compared to 1940. He spoke after inspecting Dakar and French Moroccan cities while in Morocco. Oklahoma ranks as the second largest crude oil shipper in the United States, behind Texas.

Dakar Darlan Vichy Jean Darlan Petit Parisien Vichy France Africa Morocco Oklahoma United States Texas

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