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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1941

Page

7

Two Men Die as Train Hits Truck Near Amarillo

A truck driven by three men was struck by a Fort Worth and Denver passenger train at a grade crossing near Amarillo. Elbert Eugene Carpenter and W. H. Kuhler were killed. Frank Larra Jr. was critically injured. The three worked for P. F. Yoachum farms at Pullman. Fire damaged a home at 309 North Buchanan Street later the same day.

Amarillo Elbert Eugene Carpenter W. H. Kuhler Memorial Park Cemetery Frank Larra, Jr van Buren Street Fort Worth Denver St. Anthony's Hospital N. S. Griggs and Sons Carpenter Boxwell Brothers Memphis Zelma Lois Grace Carlton Washburn Douglas Lindsay Bill Kuhler Griggs and Sons Frank Larra Leon Yoachum Kuhler Larra Yoachum Bill Elder Childress Bob Johnson William Pieper

Vandenberg Raps New Tax Bill in Senate

The Senate debated a record $3 679 800 000 tax bill seeking new surtaxes on individuals and corporations. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, in a minority report, warned the country cannot be an unlimited treasury while urging defense economy as war finances rise. He urged a 5 percent sales tax with exemptions and predicted inevitable higher taxes to fund war needs.

Vandenberg Senate Washington Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan America Walter F. George Georgia Finance Committee Alben W. Barkley Kentucky Federal Treasury

Berlin Battles Bleed German Drive Along Front

Russian counter offensives claimed to recapture 22 villages in 10 days and push German lines back toward Leningrad while German reports said Moscow threats remained unclear. Red Star and Pravda praised Voroshilov inspiring Leningrad defenders as RAF night raids hit Berlin Frankfurt and western German targets in a new air war.

Associated Press Moscow Leningrad Red Army Schutzstaffel Hitler Taninevad Haan Undaw Klementi Voroshilov Red Star Army Pravada Communist Party Russia Krasnogvardeisk Tallinn Pskov Voroshilov Germany Britain Berlin Reich RAF Frankfurt Mannheim Ostend Dunkerque Air Ministry Ministry Dover Strait Boulogne Calais

Watches Stolen From Zales Window On Eighth Avenue

Burglars cracked the Zale Jewelry display on Eighth Avenue and stole 20 watches, some diamond-studded, valued up to $150 each. One watch worth $100 was recovered after a suspect dropped it while fleeing a policeman. A separate incident notes a purse theft of $50 from Mrs. G A Perry during a cafe deal.

Eighth Avenue Zale Jewelry Co., Inc Polk Street G. A. Perry West Brown Street Pampa Amarillo Hubert Cole Paramount Cole Lee Throneberry Union Bus Depot Seventh Avenue Taylor Street

British Submarines Sink Two Schooners Near Benghazi

British submarines sunk two large schooners in an attack on an Italian convoy near Benghazi Libya, with possible sinking of a supply ship northwest of Sicily. Attacks also reported on shipping in approaches to Benghazi.

London Benghazi Libya Sicily Admiralty

Weather chase ends with recovered watch and suspect link

An anxious pursuit at the station ends with a recovered $100 watch as Throneberry pinpoints a suspect named Mrs. Perry who allegedly carried $1,000 in her forecast for Amarillo. The forecast calls for fair weather with possible storms, cooler by Thursday, and thunderstorms spreading from the Panhandle to west of Pecos.

Weather Bureau Throneberry Perry

White House denies Japanese invitation to Roosevelt talk

White House secretary Stephen Early dismissed a New York Herald Tribune report that Premier Fumimaro Konoye invited President Roosevelt to a high seas conference on Japan US relations. He stated there is no invitation and noted the President's planned voyage is a Chesapeake Bay cruise from Annapolis, not a conference at sea.

Washington U.P White House Stephen T. Early Fumimaro Konoye Japan Roosevelt Autiuwllw Uilwdeb Arilile Mr. Roosevelt New York Herald Tribune The Herald Tribune Annapolis Chesapeake Bay Potomac River

Denver Man, 69, Breaks Hip After Sunshine Stumble

Walter Crow, 69, had been in hospital three days for a cold. He stepped outside to enjoy sunshine, inhaled deeply, and stumbled on the front steps, breaking his hip and returning to hospital care.

Denver Colo Walter Crow

Cooler air moves into Panhandle with advancing front

The Weather Bureau reports an extensive low pressure area in the western Dakotas drawing cooler Pacific air toward the Panhandle. A cool spell arrives tomorrow with a forecast of fair weather and scattered showers today, followed by thunderstorm activity Thursday.

U. S. Weather Bureau Dakotas Pacific Panhandle

Four Indicted For Espionage

Four individuals including an 18 year old girl were indicted on conspiracy to violate the espionage act as federal agents describe an international spy ring operating in New York and abroad in Spain Portugal and Germany. The group allegedly gathered and sent to Europe information on American force movements and dispositions along the Eastern seaboard plus related photographs and sketches.

New York Spain Portugal Germany Europe

Weatherman Will Arrive Tomorrow In Amarillo

H C Windburn a 16 year veteran of the U S Weather Bureau arrives to take charge of the weather bureau station at English Field in Amarillo. He has Houston experience and has served at Lincoln North Platte and Rapid City. Windburn will succeed H T Collman transferred to St Joseph.

H. C. Windburn U. S. Weather Bureau English Airfield Windburn Houston Lincoln North Platte Nebraska Rapid City South Dakota H. T. Collman Amarillo St. Joseph Colleman David Bruce Bruce Texas Winburn

Dollar Day ideas editor contest prompts quick cash

A call to readers to submit ideas of 150 words or less to YOUR IDEAS EDITOR at Globe News. The best idea printed earns a dollar, highlighting a daily Dollar Day promotion with easy cash for clever notions.

Globe News

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