Sabotage and unrest challenge Nazi control in Europe
United Press reports widespread sabotage and guerilla activity raising tensions across occupied Europe. Chetnik fighters clash with German troops in Jugoslavia while anti Nazi actions trigger arrests and executions in Paris and Rome. Norway braces for anniversary unrest and a major explosion injures several at a Skoda plant in Czechoslovakia.
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Senator McKellar Proposes Bill to Repeal Neutrality Act
Washington Sept 25 Senator Kenneth McKellar Democrat Tennessee introduced a bill to repeal the neutrality act calling it a mistake He argues the law damages freedom of the seas and hinders aid to Britain while allowing Germany to press claims about Atlantic controls The move marks the first congressional effort tied to the administration’s push to modify the act and permit armament of merchant ships and cargoes to war zones
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Boy Undergoes Ear Injury Surgery at City Hospital
Janet Restorea s yearold James hurt by earache was taken from school to City Hospital after complaining of ear pain. Physicians removed an eraser piece of lead and a wad of paper from his right ear and a small paper fragment from the left ear.
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Ford Official Optimistic On Visit to Amarillo
Ford sales executive Mr. Dess from Oklahoma City toured Amarillo branch plants and spoke on defense era market demand. He predicted improved service, a stronger used car market, and continued Ford output despite production restrictions. He noted better national business conditions and announced new 1942 models would appear in showrooms Friday.
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Sabbies Strike Win Pay Raise
A labor group called Sabbies strikes at Amarillo lines operating in the city and wins a pay raise. Workers report securing higher wages after the stoppage despite the brief nature of the action.
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Amarillo
Beauty Shop For Men Opens In New York
A New York beauty shop for men opens with Madame Helena Rubinstein at the helm. The feature includes vivid descriptions of male grooming, products, and a mood of fashionable salon culture.
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Ewing
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Helena’ Rubinstein
Sears
Tara
Bishop Warren Abin Dies at 64 Church Leader of Half Century
Bishop Warren Abin a longtime Methodist Church leader dies at his home in Illinois aged 64. The obituary notes his fifty years of service and status among the nation’s prominent clergymen. The page also carries a verbose classified advertisement for rental listings and wanted ads.
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Newbs’s
Connally Hopes for Bombing Range Near Amarillo
Senator Connally expressed hope for a bomber range near Amarillo after a conference with Maj. Gen. Arnold and Representative Ware. Arnold signaled approval upon receipt of information, as Worley and his wife headed home after the talks.
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Srith
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Worley
Sham Towe
Get Out That Other Blanket Weather Tonight
Weather forecast notes a chilly night with a low near 44 degrees after warmer afternoon. Increasing clouds expected and a hint of cooler air for tomorrow night possibly requiring an overcoat during the football game.
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Winburn
Birth Certificate Confusion Over Shipboard Arrival
In Long Beach a man known as George Smith seeks his birth record after claiming birth on a steamer Hermosa between San Pedro and Catalina Toland. Court hearings note his mother died before docking and the official record remains absent.
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Six Warships Are Launched in Five Days
Washington reports the Navy achieved its fastest shipbuilding pace since World War days with multiple hulls launched in five days. The pace reflects a strong wartime effort as production and assembly lines churn at high capacity. In another note, Josephus Denies, U S ambassador to Mexico, traveled en route to Washington after passing through here on a Missouri-Pacific train.
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British Tanks to Russians Eds Charge Toward Leningrad
British officials say tanks are being rushed to Russia using maximum shipping capacity and expected to join action soon against Germany. Informants report a substantial portion of British tank production to Russia for months, with faster port and road infrastructure, and continued Allied aid amid fierce Soviet counterattacks near Leningrad.
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Russia
Thanksgiving plans and gasoline expansion debate
The article reports Governor Coke R Stevenson declaring Thanksgiving fixed for the fourth Thursday in November after surveying public opinion. It also covers Interior Secretary Tekes proposing to triple aviation gasoline refining capacity at about 150 million dollars, with Navy storage needs and talks with Jesse Jones to add 30 new plants to raise capacity from 80,000 to around 120,000 barrels daily.
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Weil
Coke R. Stevenson
Spestons
Washingson
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Russland
Jesse Jones
Foun
Tekes ‘Sa
Black Mask Play Opens Tonight With Local Cast
Amateur production in the high school auditorium features Seharleen Barker EW Mandock and Allene Barker Byrd in a Sage County murder comedy set in the Old West. Veteran director Parcells oversees with Aubrey Jackson as the judge Roy Bean style. Admission 35 cents adults 5 cents students, sponsored by Slim Houston Band Parents Association.
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al Clark
Bummer Smith
Colerai
Ingeene
Phil Scarbrough
Allene Barker Byrd
Lahema Jenkins
Tia Wilamess
Jack Pate
Aubrey Jackson
Roy Bean
Slim Houston
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Line to Colorado Fixed After Cloudburst Floods
Denver reports a partially restored gas line after a severe cloudburst damaged a 22 inch main, halting service to many Colorado cities. North of Clayton crews work overnight to complete a bypass while the state highway department lists low bidders on 16 projects totaling 1,851,316 dollars and related bids.
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Amarilo
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
The forecast calls for sunny and warm conditions with cooler temperatures tonight. Generally fair skies expected Friday with increasing cloudiness east of the Stave area. North portions of New Mexico likely cooler, while the northeast remains partly cloudy. Overnight lows around 62 degrees with daytime highs near 24 hours noted.
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