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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1942

Page

16

Vassals Face Strains as Axis Talks Return to Vienna

Frederick Orchsner, United Press Central European Manager, reviews the pressure points among Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and Finland under Nazi leadership. He notes restive fronts, patchwork pacts, and Romanian troop withdrawals after Odessa, with morale and strategic aims shaping any Vienna meeting between Hitler and Mussolini. The piece argues renewed zeal to sustain the war effort despite strains around Transylvania, Macedonia, and Crimea amid mounting fatigue.

Hitler Mussolini Balkan Vienna Europe Brauchitsch Stalingrad Hungary Rumania Bulgaria Finland Pand France Belgium Germany Ciano Italy Odessa

Missing Girls Sought Here Fort Collins cases

Two sisters Margie Tafoya 15 and LaVerne Wilson 17 have been missing since Aug 16 from Fort Collins Colorado. They were seen in Denver and last seen in Walsenburg with a plan to go to Abilene Texas. Margie may use the name Arlene Maxwell. Police urge sightings to be reported.

Fort Collins Colo Margie Tafoya LaVerne Wilson Denver Walsenburg Abilene Tex Edward Tafoya Amarillo Police

Second Crash Victim Dies Near English Airport

W D Gaskins of Pampa, second victim of a truck collision near English Airport, died at 1:15 AM. His mother, Mrs Fred Gaskins, also of Pampa, had died the previous day. Lonnie Hood remains in the local hospital, not critically ill. Driver Harold Mince of Lubbock was discharged after minor injuries and arm burns. Gaskins, 30, survived by his wife. his father had died about a month earlier. Funeral services pending. Nearby Troy calf dinner ends with three youths fined and a $39.50 bill.

W. D. Gaskins Pampa English Airport Fred Gaskins Lonnie Hood Gaskins Harold Mince Lubbock St. Anthony’s Hospital Dunkel-Carmichael Funeral

Retail Liquor Permit Application Filed for Amarillo Store

Arthur Savage owner of Blackstone Drug Store applies for a Retail Liquor Permit from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. Notice published under Section 10 of House Bill 77. Permit would be used at 919 Tyler St in Amarillo Texas.

Texas Liquor Control Board Tyler St Amarillo Texas Blackstone Drug Store Arthur Savage

Flying Tiger Marries San Saba Pilot in Austin

Matthew W. Kuykendall of San Saba once with the Flying Tigers married Miss Nerva Cate in Austin. The groom, known as Kirk of San Saba, shot down 12 Japanese planes, was wounded, and now joins American Export Airlines in New York. They plan to travel to Houston then New York.

Austin Matthew W. Kuykendall San Saba The Flying Tigers Burma Nerva Cate Harry E. Payne Houston Texas State College For Women Texas A. & M. College

Heavy Bombers Lash Germany In Night Raid

British heavy bombers resumed strikes on northern and northwestern Germany hitting submarine yards at Flensburg and coastal targets off the Netherlands. Coastal Command damaged three German ships while Germany reports incidental damage from British raids. A German plane attacked East Coast towns in England, with one shot down near the British Isles as air activity over Britain ends a three night lull. In Panama, a postal money order service expands from major cities to all post offices.

London U.P Britain Germany Flensburg Air Ministry Netherlands British Isles Vichy Panama Republic Department of Commerce

Radio and Phone Teaching Jobs Open at Camp Crowder Visit

Lieutenant Kennedy from the Midwestern Signal Corps School will visit Amarillo to interview applicants for civilian instructor roles. Positions pay up to 3200 dollars yearly and require high school physics knowledge or radio telecommunication skills. Camp Crowder, Missouri, hosts the program with civilian instructors replacing officers and enlisted men in training soldiers.

Amarillo Douglas R. Kennedy Midwestern Signal Corps Camp Crowder Army Kennedy War Department Rating Board Tenth Taylor Streets The Posi Midwestern Signal Corps School Camp Croweder U. 8 Highway 71 Neosho

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