Iran Accepts Anglo-Soviet Terms on War Settlement
Tehran reports the Iranian parliament narrowly approved the Anglo-Soviet settlement for Iran tempering German and Italian influence. Terms include German and Italian nationals handed to Britain and Russia custody, expulsion of diplomats, regional occupation by British and Russian forces, internment of about 700 Germans, and oil fields under British control with strategic transport and air facilities in British and Russian hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
U.P
London
Great Britain
Russia
Basra
Caspian Sea
Kasvin
Iraq
Hamadan
Tank truck overturns injures driver on North East Eighth
John Q. Wallace, a truck driver, remained in serious condition after his tank truck overturned on North East Eighth Avenue Saturday morning. Attendants at St. Anthony's Hospital reported his condition was “just about the same” today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Wallace
North East Eighth Avenue
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Foreman Chosen Chair of Amarillo Chest Education Division
Dr. A. D. Foreman Jr. pastor of First Baptist Church and local worker has accepted the chair of the educational division for Amarillo Community Chest 1941. He will oversee four sections including organizations churches clubs and schools and colleges. Campaign opens October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Foreman, JR
First Baptist Church
Amarillo
Dallas Negro School Closed
An injunction halted registration at Lincoln negro school in a white Dallas district. White neighbors disavowed responsibility for racial violence after weeks of efforts to block re opening. Attorneys Hardin and Johnson obtained the injunction. district court set return for 68th district in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U.P
Lincoln Negro School
Doss Hardin
Leland Johnson
Fountain Kirby
Kroesbeck
Limestone County
Sarah T. Hughes
H. P. Kucera
John Rawlins
Kucera
Amarillo Schools See Enrollment Rise by 54
Amarillo public schools report total enrollment up 54 from the same day last year. Attendance yesterday reached 8 927, versus 8 873 on the third day of classes last year. Nearly half of the system's 23 schools show declines, while others offset the loss with gains. The senior high school lost 80 students. Margaret Wills School gained 37. Comparative enrollments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Margaret Wills
Amarillo Set For First Annual Horse Show Tickets Sell Fast
Box seats for the Amarillo Horse Show sold quickly with less than half the original allotment remaining. Mrs. Linda G. Miller said demand came from Amarilloans and out of town enthusiasts. Proceeds may go to the Pneumothorax Clinic of the Preventorium if daily sales continue. Performances run Sept 20 to 21 with 8:30 p m shows and a 2:30 p m matinee on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Injured Switchman Has Good Night After Accident
William R. Collier, a Santa Fe switchman, remained in serious condition at St. Anthony's Hospital after two freight car trucks passed over his legs badly crushing one leg. Doctors reported a fairly good night though the condition was unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Collier
Santa Fe
St. Anthony's Hospital
Collier
Woman Credits Hoyt's Compound For Relief From Indigestion
Mrs. Alice Killen of Fort Worth Texas says eight years of indigestion gas pains constipation and backache vanished after using Hoyt's Compound. She reports improved sleep strength and normal bowels and credits the medicine distributed by Cretney Drug Store and leading druggists in the area.
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Alice Killen
Northwest 26Th St
Ft. Worth
Texas
Hoyt
Cretney Drug Store
Radio Schedule Highlights Armored Unit Feature
Radio listings show KGNC NBC programming across day parts with Army recruiting and varied music acts. Notable items include U S Army Recruiting Program at 7:00 PM and Claude Thornhill Orchestra at 7:15 PM.
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KGNC
Horace Heldt
NBC
U. S Army
Claude Thornhill
Hap Hazard
Judy
Fred Waring
Johnny Messner
Milt Herth
Will Osborne
Neil Bondshu
Sky Pilot
Farm News
Farm
the Trading Post
Wohl
Clark Dennis
Young Widder Brown
Portia
Life
Bart Hirch
Three Suns
Army Camp News
Ren Douglas
Laura V. Hamner
The
Texas Rangers
Jack Armstrong
W. van Dyne
Cleveland
Jordan
Dbs
Nbc-Red
Dinning Sisters
Nbc-Blue
Ireene Wicker
Albert Werner
Cbs News
Dorothy Kilgallen
Cbs
Brad Reynolds
Dancing Music Orch
Paul Sullivan
Chicago
Paul Douglas
Nbcc
Lowell Thomas
Nbec
F. Waring
Basel
Cristal
Amos and Andy
Cbs-East
Cbs-West
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Europe
Abc-Red
Mr. Keen
Lanny Ross
Morgan
Mbs
Jayne Cozzens
Vincent Lopez
Helen Menken
Arthur Hale
Military war games shift as Third Army faces Fourth in Louisiana
In Louis iana on Sept 9 the Second Armored Division advances toward Alexandria while the Fourth Army Corps falls back under pressure from Fifth and Eighth Corps. The move aims to set up the coup de grace in the Third Army field problem as 150,000 troops prepare for simulated warfare with the Second Army beginning Sept 15. Santa Fe Railway reports car loadings for the week ending Sept 6 1941 up from 1940 with 28 636 total cars moved and 31 486 cars handled the prior week.
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Third Army
Louisiana
Second Armored
Red River
Alexandria
Fourth Army
Fourth
Kisatchie National Forest
Second Army
Santa FE
Motorists Travel Wide Distances Through Texas Border Stations
A Texas highway department report shows visiting motorists averaged 668 miles inside Texas this summer, up from 493 last year. Between June 17 and July 17, 13,272 out of state cars stopped at 11 courtesy stations, totaling 7,650,525 miles driven in the state. California sent the most visitors. Rhode Island the fewest. Maine drivers logged the longest trips and Oklahoma the shortest.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
State Highway Department
California
Rhode Island
Maine
Oklahoma
Sept 9 Bracing Weather Tops Since 1928 Record
A brisk morning across Texas and nearby states brought the chilliest Sept 9 since 1928 with Amarillo recording a low of 45 and a high of 74. The cold spell followed a Canada originated storm dipping temperatures 15 to 35 degrees and spawning light to moderate rain in many towns.
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English Field
Adrian
Clarendon
Childress
Crosbyton
Dalhart
Lubbock
Memphis
Miami
Muleshoe
Pampa
Plainview
Boise City
Gage
Elk City
Tucumcari
Dimmitt
Stratford
Des Moines
Wichita Falls
Tulsa
Texas
Quanah
Brady
Amarillo
Canada
Rio Grande
Wisconsin
Colorado
Denver
Japan To Evacuate Citizens in Britain
Tokyo announces three ships will depart for Malaya the Near East and East Africa and Europe to remove Japanese nationals. The Foreign Office cites a radical rise in Japanese residents in the British empire seeking to return home, with no plan for the United States Canada Australia or South Africa at this time.
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Tokyo
Japan
Great Britain
British Dominions
Foreign Office
Malaya
Near East
East Africa
Europe
United States
Canada
Australia
South Africa
British Empire
Tom Bandy Improves After Iron Lung Arrival
Tom Bandy Jr. known as the Panhandle's "Boiler Kid" had a better day after the iron lung arrived at North Plains Hospital in Borger. His condition remains about the same today as he suffers from infantile paralysis.
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Tom Bandy, Jr
Panhandle
North Plains Hospital
Borger
St. Anthony's Hospital
Tom Bandy
Happy
Regional cities listed across multiple Texas towns
The readable fragments name Texarkana Gainesville Denison Wichita Falls Texline Glenrio Pecos Canutillo Laredo Orange and Marshall as locations referenced in the regional coverage, indicating a broad Texas context across many municipalities.
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Texarkana
Gainesville
Denison
Wichita Falls
Texline
Glenrio
Pecos
Canutillo
Laredo
Orange
Marshall
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Alice Landergin
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Raymond Gram
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Helen Holden
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Dorothy Stevens Humphreys
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Harold Turner
Gene Austin
Paul Deker
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Nan Williamson
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Gordon Jenkins
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Horace Heidt
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Mexico
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Ted Steele
Nbe-Blue
Cbs the People's Playhouse
Ann Gillis
Nbe-Red
Glenn Miller
Raymond Gram Swing
Fulton Lewis
Tom Wallace
Abe
Juan Arvizu
Cbs N. Olmsted
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Miller & Miller Motor Freight Lines
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Taylor
Kentucky
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I.W. Harper
Rm LN Fever
H. V. Robertson & CO
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