These Days Pointers to Churchill in Election Era
George E. Sokolsky analyzes rumors of Winston Churchill visiting the United States during the Dewey campaign. He warns against British political influence in American affairs and urges keeping Churchill separate from domestic election debates. He notes Britain’s debt and needs American aid if postwar ties weaken.
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Winston Churchill
Quebec
Washington
Mr. Dewey
Philadelphia
Mr. Churchill
Mr. Wey
Dumbarton Oaks
Stalin
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
H. H. Kung
Chiefs of Staff
England
Churchill
United States
Roosevelt
Unitedates
Great Britain
Empire
Dewey
Pulse Feeler Digests Salt and Pepper Habits For Breakfast
A daily feature presents Miss Margie Lee White’s question on why people salt and pepper foods before tasting. Local voices from PAT VEAZEY to PVT. LYNN KEESLER share habits and motives, then a brief weather note predicts warm to hot conditions. The Weiner Roast Weather forecast calls for fair skies tonight and tomorrow with temperatures in the 70s rising to the mid 80s.
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Pulse Feeler
Weather Bureau
Texas
Panhandle
Russians advance in the Balkans and Poland amid Balkan collapse
Reports say another Russian tank column moved toward Sofia as Bulgaria faced invasion in three points after Germany declared war. Berlin claimed Bulgaria broke relations with Germany and might have allied with Russia, while Red Army troops pressed toward Belgrade and the Iron Gate Danube region. Meanwhile forces near Ostroleka threaten Warsaw as fighting intensifies along the Narew front and East Prussia border.
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Bulgaria
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Balkan
Kremlin
United States
Britain
Danube
Giuria
Ruse
Sofia
Red Army
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Turnu-Severin
Orsova
Poland
Warsaw
East Prussia
Narew
Ostroleka
Yoncq
Sedan
Europe
Meuse and Moselle Fronts Flare in Bitter Fighting
American armies drive a two way pincers toward Germany plunging into the Adiennes Forest beyond the Meuse and pressing a 30 mile Moselle Valley front. Hodges drives toward Thilay near Charleville while Patton’s Third Army pushes in the Moselle Valley near Nancy and Metz as Allied forces approach the Siegfried Line.
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Meuse
Moselle
Supreme Headquarters
AEF
Germany
Adiennes Forest
Robert C. Richards
United Press
George S. Patton
Third Army
Nancy
Metz
Patton
Fifth Infantry Division
Unite States Army
Richards
First Army
Belgium
Jodoigne
Louvain
Luxembourg
Namur
French
France
Hodges
Fighters Destroy Dozens Of Vehicles In Strategic Bombing
In early September operations across Southern France and Northern Italy wrecked or damaged 1 563 vehicles 130 locomotives 746 rail cars 12 boats and 49 pontoon bridges most in the Po Valley. American and British air forces attacked Yugoslavia Hungary and Romania rail yards and convoys. Amarillo College registers start tomorrow with sessions through Saturday and night classes Friday evening.
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France
Italy
Po Valley
MAAF
Yugoslavia
Romania
Hungary
Germany
RAF
Germans Reassign Eighth Grade to War Production
Germany orders eighth grade pupils into war work and deploys tens of thousands of Red Cross personnel to armament plants. Decrees dissolve the Prussian finance ministry curb most newspapers close several universities and abolish traveling shows. Students and youth join war effort as leaders in evacuated camps and Nazi welfare groups.
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London
Germany
Red Cross
Joseph Goebbels
Reich Plenipotentiary
Finance Ministry
Berlin
Hull declares Argentina must clarify attitude on Nazi refugees
Secretary of State Hull said a fascist movement exists in the hemisphere with its headquarters in Argentina and that Argentine officials must clarify their stance on receiving refugee Nazis before he could comment on assurances that no refuge would be given to escaped German leaders.
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Washington
Hull
Argentina
Memory Loss Is Questioned In Redding Murder Trial
O M Redding facing cross examination over memory loss during the night of the April 6 killing of his wife at the Double Dip Amarillo. Defense challenged memory questions, while evidence including a life insurance policy and Redding's health and finances were explored. Redding admitted visiting night spots and drinking beer, and described his and his wife’s heights and weights at the time.
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O. M. Redding
Amarillo
Polk Street
Redding
E. T. Miller
Henry
Bishop
Sid Harper
H. H. Cooper
Clem Calhoun
Randolph Watts
Silver City
Watts
Mrs. Roosevelt Defends Personal Equality Against Race Fears
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt rejected broad social equality fears, saying equality means ties among friends. She cited a letter to Mrs. Catherine Stallworth of Evergreen, Alabama, denying advocacy of racial equality and arguing individuals decide whom to invite. She warned against broad civic rights fears and noted discrimination could arise from citizenship basics.
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New York
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Catherine Stallworth
Evergreen
Ala
Laestaintet
Suerte
Stallworth
Weather summary Amarillo and vicinity forecast
The Amarillo area sees paired tonight with Friday partly cloudy and warmer. West Texas expects fair Panhandle and South Plains, with cloudy conditions elsewhere this afternoon through Friday and scattered showers in the Del Rio Eagle Pass area and east of Pecos River. Warmer for Panhandle and South Plains tonight and Friday. New Mexico partly cloudy and warmer with scattered Friday showers. High for 24 hours 75, low 33.
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Amarillo
Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
del Rio-Eagle Pass
Pecos River
New Mexico
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George E. Sokolsky
Globe
Irs
John Maynard Lbr. Co
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Don Oliphant
Arthur Nunn
Greece
Associated Press
Demotica
Belgrade
Iron Gate
Transylvanian Alps
Hitler
Balkans
Courtney H. Hodges
Auchamps
Ardennes Forest
Thilay
Charleville
London Radio
Second Army
Thomas
Margate
Paris
den Helde
Antwerp
Holland
Fchartres
Rome
Mediterranean
Allied Air Force
Mediterranean Army
Amarillo College
Ball
Wheeler
Reader's Digest
Argentin
Mnst
Miller
Miter
U. S. Weather Bureau
Social
Senna
Systems
Russell Stationery Company
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