Red Army Chief Predicts Victory Over Germany
At Kazvin Iran Gen Max Sinenko says Russia has broken the German blitz and with Britain have paralyzed Near East plans. He notes Germans aimed for Odessa Leningrad and Moscow but six weeks passed without success and no weak spots remain in Soviet lines. A political commissar echoes confidence in resisting and beating Germany.
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Henry T. Gorrell
RED Army
Kazvin
Iran
U.P
Russia
Britain
Near East
Max Sinenko
Odessa
Leningrad
Moscow
Sinenko
Germany
al- Nes
Nazi Retreats Reported From Eastern Front Battles
United Press dispatches describe sustained Soviet counterattacks near Leningrad and Odessa driving back German forces in heavy casualties. The Leningrad front remains pivotal with Russian and British actions in Iran cited as a strategic success against Axis aims.
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United Press
Red Army
Leningrad
Odessa
Adolf Hitler
Leningrad- Schlisselburg
Leningrad - Schlisselburg
Schlisselburg
Lake Ladoga
Moscow
Murmansk
Peoples Guard
Borrowed Idea Can Win the Daily Dollar
A promotional note from YOUR IDEAS EDITOR at Globe News invites readers to submit good ideas for a daily dollar prize. Participants may borrow or reuse ideas and must send a copy to the editor, who pays one dollar for the best idea daily.
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Globe News
Sharp Texas department store sales gains reported
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas says for the week ending August 30 Texas department store sales rose 46 percent from the prior year and 43 percent for the four weeks ending August 30 compared with last year. Russell Stationery Company.
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Dallas
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Federal Reserve Bank of
Weather forecast for Amarillo area and West Texas
The forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies with slightly cooler conditions this afternoon tonight and Saturday. Winds will run eight to fourteen miles per hour from the west. West Texas should stay generally fair with more cloudiness southeast portion while New Mexico remains clear with little temperature change.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Three more Germans wounded as French collaborationists killed
In Vichy France reports say three German Army of Occupation members were wounded and Marcel Gitton a former communist deputy turned collaborationist died of wounds in Paris. Others injured included a Paris suburb German NCO. Paris police suspect a Communist revenge shot.
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Lous Lilacs
Paris
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Jacques Doriot
Germany
Gabriel Peri
Humanite
Part
Russia
Roosevelt says eliminate marauding submarine in Atlantic
President Roosevelt described multiple attacks on the U S destroyer Greer in clear daylight and said American forces are authorized to eliminate the submarine if found. He denied discussing sending the U S into war and defended the destroyer’s identification and position.
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Atlantic Ocean
Roosevelt
United States
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Atlantic
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Greenland
Hitler
Berlin
Greer
Navy
Laurence H. Frost
Poodle Poisonings Prompt Police Probe and Budget Talk
Seven dogs died from what appears poisoned meat in the 1000 block on Monroe Street with one more dog ill at a veterinary hospital. A 15 year old boy found meat near Ellwood Park and reported to police as investigators analyze samples at the health department laboratory. The Amarillo Safety Council seeks more than 16000 to boost police traffic-enforcement staff while discussing Polk Street bus routes with operators amid budget and tax concerns.
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Preston Wright
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Hendricks
Ellwood Park
City Health Department
Amarillo
Perry Burks
Polk Street
Nussbaum Brothers
George and
Martin
R. H
Bob” Epperson
Polk
Joe Jenkins
Amarillo Banks and Post Office Sell Defense Bonds
The three Amarillo banks and the Amarillo Post Office sold defense savings baby bonds totaling $277 925 in June July and August. The figure excludes bonds bought directly from the treasury by mail. Sales rose each month.
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Amarillo
Berlin Raid By Russians Is Admitted
Berlin reports confirm Soviet bomber activity over the Reich capital during the night of September 4 into 5. Officials say two enemy planes. one was shot down by anti aircraft fire and no bomb drops were reported.
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Berlin
U.P
Germany
Reich
British Shipping Losses In July August Decline
Official British circles said shipping losses in July and August were particularly low despite operations by German submarines and aircraft.
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London
U.P
Sherman Says Shortages Fight Home Front in Amarillo
The Amarillo Globe notes shortages due to defense impact, urging readers to report shortages of any item. Tulip bulbs from Holland are scarce as supply is cut off, reflecting garden concerns amid wartime controls. Page 9 hosts the feature.
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Sherman
Amarillo
Globe
Holland
Amarillo Fashion Show Set Tonight At Municipal Auditorium
The Junior Business Women's Club presents a citywide fashion show at the Municipal Auditorium starting at 8 p.m. under Mrs E Leo Miller. The program features modeling from Polk Street stores plus vocal and dance numbers and includes著 prominent local names among models and escorts. Proceeds benefit the Preventorium with tickets at the box office.
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Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
E. Leo Miller
Melvyn Cobb
Elinor Atwood
Polk Street
Junior Business Women’s Club
Bill Dee
Wayne O'Keefe
H. C. Pipkin, Jr
Mary Stack
Margaret Cannon Boyce
Mary Kay Utterback
Evelyn Broaddus
Beryl Jackson
Dorotha Lentz
Frances Jean Ravey
Gladys Eckard
Eaton Hawkins
Wilma Redus
Ellen Houston
Billy Faye Chandler
Merchants
Dixie Dice Studio
Flory Trio
President Roosevelt Sees 1937 as Turning Point in US History
In Collier's Weekly five part series the President describes his 1937 supreme court campaign as eliminating a danger of alien government influence. He calls 1937 a definite turning point in U S history and notes a condensation of his article on page 9 of today’s paper.
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New York
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
United States
Collier's Weekly
Felt Hat Day Promoted In Amarillo
Saturday September 6 proclaimed Felt Hat Day in Amarillo with urged public to discard straw hats and embrace felt headwear. Officials note felts are sturdier and stylish as the community marks the changeover.
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Amarillo
Tucker Wife Indicted in Fort McArthur Slaying
Marie Tucker was indicted by the county grand jury for the slaying of her husband Major George A. Tucker coast artillery officer at Fort McArthur. He was stabbed fatally July 1 after a cocktail party.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Marie ™. Tucker
George A. Tucker
Coast Artillery
Fort McArthur
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