Secretary Hull decries German Jew deportations from France
Secretary of State Hull denounced mass deportations of Jews from unoccupied France to German hands as revolting and fiendish and said the United States watches any Vichy plan to send thousands of French laborers to Germany. Gandhi outbreak in New Delhi linked to planned Japanese invasion. Sir Reginald Maxwell warns future outbursts invite invasion.
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Hull
France
United States
Vichy
Germany
New Delhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
India
Reginald Maxwell
Nazi Rails Go to Seed
Frederick Oechsner reports that RAF raids target key German locomotive plants at Kassel Nuremberg Frankfurt Duisburg Bielefeld and Cologne to cripple Reich rail transport. The piece notes priority given to iron and copper for locomotives 200000 workers needed labor conscription in France and pushes to scrap metal for rolling stock amid 15 years of neglect in Germanys transport system.
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Frederick Oechsner
United Press Central European
Royal Air Force
Reich
Kassel
Nuremberg
Frankfort
Duisburg
Bielefeld
Cologne
France
Germany
Why God Permits War Free 9000-Word Treatise Offer
An advertisement tells of Edwin J. Dingle who, after years of hardship in the Far East, claims to have learned a Power of Knowledge that transforms health and life. He says a mystic guided him in Tibet and now offers a free 9,000-word treatise through the Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles, inviting readers to request a copy.
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Edwin J. Dingle
England
Far East
Dingle
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept. B-15
Los Angeles
Calif
C C To Honor Movie Stars At Luncheon
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce to honor Janet Gaynor Basil Rathbone Nigel Bruce and Robert Stack at a noon luncheon in the Herring Hotel tomorrow. Chamber directors meet 12 to 1 pm in Room 202 then join the luncheon selling 400 tickets at 1 each. reservations by calling 5238 before 11 am.
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Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Janet Gaynor
Herring Hotel
Chamber of Commerce Board
Herring
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Basil Rathbone
Nigel Bruce
Robert Stack
Hollywood
Nazi rail system stressed by war shortages across Europe
The article notes widespread Nazi railway strain as vast looting failed to yield sufficient rolling stock, with 250,000 cars and 3,000 locomotives seized in France and few locomotives captured in Russia. Rail, waterways, lubrication, and roadbed problems hinder movement of war materiel and private freight, forcing travel permits and raising fears that Allied bombing could worsen shortages.
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Germany
Europe
France
Italy
League of Nations
Russia
Hitler
RAF
Five States Hold Primaries in Wide Republican Sweep
United Press reports five states Maine Wisconsin Michigan New Hampshire and Massachusetts plus New Jersey held primaries with Republicans winning broad margins. In Maine Senator Wallace White and Governor Sumner Sewell won re elections. Democrat Louis Brann lost in the first district to Republican Robert Hayes. Wisconsin Michigan New Hampshire and Massachusetts selections centered on governor and senate races. Democrats in Connecticut held nominations.
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United Press
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Wisconsin
Michigan
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Wallace H. White, Jr
Fulton J. Redman
Sumner Sewell
George Washington Lane, Jr
Louis J. Brann
Robert Haye
Julius P. Heil
Milton T. Murray
James K. Robinson
Heil
Homer Ferguson
Gerald L. K. Smith
Huey Long
Elton R. Eaton
Smith
Ferguson
Wayne County
Detroit
Prentiss M. Brown
Alvin Lucier
Francis Murphy
H. Styles Bridges
Robert Blood
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Courtenay Crocker
Unopposed Renomination for Saltonstall and Key Primaries Ahead
Leverett Saltonstall runs unopposed for Republican renomination. In four state races the Democratic and Republican fields include Joseph Casey and John Fitzgerald in Massachusetts, Gill Wilson and Albert Hawkes among New Jersey contenders for the Senate, plus eight party contests. Connecticut's fourth district nominating Clare Boothe Luce precedes a likely rematch with Leroy Downs, while New York reports nearly 100 million dozen egos produced yearly.
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Leverett Saltonstall
Joseph E. Casey
Daniel H. Coakley
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph Lee
New Jersey
Gill Robb Wilson
Albert W. Hawkes
Kearney
Connecticut
Clare Boothe Luce
Henry R. Luce
Congress
Robert A. Hurley
Lucian Madiera
Luce
Leroy Downs
New York State
More Than 500 Seek Patrol Jobs
More than 500 men filed applications for 70 highway patrol vacancies. The last day for applications is September 30. Applicants must be 23 to 35. A seven week training school is planned to start about November 1 as many graduates from last year joined the military. Write the department of public safety for blanks.
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Highway Patrol
Department of Public Safety
Red Cross calls for messages to missing sons in action
The American Red Cross offers families a 25 word personal message to a missing son via the S 8 Gripsholm ship returning from Japan. Submit with surname military title given name and other details to local chapter 506 Courthouse or call 26571.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Gripsholm
Japan
International Red Cross
ARMY
NAVY
You Need Not Hesitate To Dye Your Own Hair
An advertisement-style instruction explains a DIY hair dye using Bay rum glycerine and Barbo Compound. It promises a professional look at low cost and easy maintenance, claiming gray or faded hair becomes glossy and uniformly colored without washing out or affecting permanents. It encourages trying the Barbo recipe to look younger.
Amarillo Plans Purchase of 75000 War Bonds
The city will buy 75000 in Series 6 war bonds using a surplus fund not available for current city expenses. Mayor Joe Jenkins informed Ross Rogers that the city commission will adopt the resolution tonight. The bond purchase coincides with a war bonds campaign tied to a Hollywood visit by Janet Gaynor Basil Rathbone Robert Stack and Nigel Bruce.
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Amarillo
Joe Jenkins
Ross Rogers
City Commission
Janet Gaynor
Basil Rathbone
Robert Stack
Nigel Bruce
Hollywood
Will Proudly Pays Income Tax Third Installment
A man named Will boasts of paying his income tax, a first time filer this year, with a small payment around 3.26. He expresses pride in contributing to the war effort and supporting Uncle Sam, contrasting past bootlegger funds with his civic duty.
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Will
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