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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1940

Page

3

Rodeo Highlights Close to Clovis Pioneer Fest

Eighty riders and ropers from the Southwest competed in Clovis for three rodeos as part of the four day pioneer celebration. Coronado entrada drew thousands with a 350 member cast and a 1.5 hour stage show. Governor Miles led a two mile parade and old-timers picnic capped a day of whisker judging and fiddlers contest before the rodeo finals.

Clovis Southwest Athletic Park John E. Miles

McAfee Signs and Furniture Firm Make Over

McAfee signs now greet passersby at Sixth Avenue and Taylor Street as Green Brothers signs are replaced. Charlie McAfee and son Lane McAfee run the furniture firm. The ad urges good workers to apply, noting everyday labor market updates and business expansion.

McAfee Sixth Avenue Taylor Street Green Brothers Company Charlie McAfee Lane McAfee

Green Endorses Smith Measure

President William Green of the AFL endorsed the Smith amendments on the labor act reforms, urging a national labor relations board. Rep. Smith of Virginia presented Green's letter to the House, signaling support for modifications to correct abuses in administering the act.

Washington House William Green American Federation of Labor Smith National Labor Relations Board Rep. Smith Virginia Green Smith Committee

Navajo Council Votes Confidence in Land Program at Window Rock

The Navajo tribal council approved the Great White Father land management, range control, and stock reduction plan for the 16 million acre reservation. They backed erosion and overgrazing measures with minimal opposition and discussed boundary disputes and district supervisor selection. The three day session in Window Rock ended with the council limiting wives’ rights and declining to end a belief about mothers in law reincarnated as bears.

Gallup N. M Navajo Tribal Council J. C Morgan Window Rock Ariz Arizona New Mexico

Hospital Attendant Exams Announced

Announcement of open competitive examination for hospital attendant paying $1 020 a year is made by the secretary of the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners at the Amarillo post office yesterday. Applications may be obtained at the secretary's office. those appointed after passing the exam will serve at the U S Veterans digital at Amarillo. Applicants must be 16 to 45 years old and on file before close of business June 17.

Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners Amarillo Secretary’s Office U. S. Veterans Digital

Government promises new buildings for English Field

Government plans invest in English Field Amarillo airport by building a barracks an office and a radio building. Col Pursley seeks a 50 year lease at 1 dollar yearly as Oxnard expands land for army use. Hangar and admin building costs exceed 25000 dollars while flying school plans loom for Municipal Airport.

English Field Amarillo Army Air Service Are AG de Silawuneu Frre Thornton Oxnard Army Charles A. Pursley Air Corps San Antonio Oxnard RFC Fred Smith Municipal CAA Amarillo College J. F. Mead West Texas State Canyon Amarillo Air Service Braniff Fort Worth

Bridegroom Dies In Road Crash

W F Murphy of New York City, a bridegroom of a week, was killed when his automobile plunged off a high embankment and tumbled 100 feet down a rocky hillside between Tucumcari and Santa Rosa. His wife suffered minor injuries and is hospitalized in Tucumcari. The cause is unexplained. Harry H Culver of Los Angeles drove his car into a ditch to avoid a collision and suffered a fractured leg.

Tucumcari W. F. Murphy New York City Santa Rosa

McCoy Funeral Rites Held at Wayside

Robert B. McCoy age 50 of Tulia died at his home Wednesday morning and was buried in Wayside Cemetery after funeral services at the Wayside Methodist Church. Rev H Clyde Smith officiated. Survived by wife three sons Cecil Libbock Ray and Roy McCoy a daughter Frances McCoy mother Emma McCoy brothers Leo Jim and Stafford McCoy all of Douglasville and sister Mrs Charlie Carmichael of Marshall. Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home directed arrangements.

Robert B. McCoy Tulia Wayside H. Clyde Smith San Jacinto Methodist Church Cecil McCoy Libbock Ray Roy McCoy Frances McCoy Emma McCoy Leo Jim Stafford McCoy Douglasville Charlie Carmichael Marshall Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home

Wheat Prices Drop Below Local Peg in Amarillo

Amarillo reports wheat falling to 69 cents a bushel after editor noted 60 cent peg. Chicago prices hovered near 79 cents as market officials note freight and other factors may affect local pricing.

Amarillo Chicago

City Test Well May Be Shot Next Week

Old Tack No 1, the Ama rilo oil test in Thompson Park, will not be shot before early next week. A yesterday test showed the plug leaking, requiring sealing compound to be run above it. If the seepage is stopped the well will be bailed dry and could be shot Monday or Tuesday at about 3797 feet.

Amarilo Thompson Park R. A. Ford Wildcat Ford

Regatta At Buffalo Sunday Draws Amarillo Sailboats

Skippers including Commodore Charles Green Jim and Mary Golding Howard Saunders Trent Davis Dave Britain Dale Smith Zed Dozier H H Finnell Bobby Finnell and Billy Finnell will race at Buffalo Lake Amarillo Sunday at 2 30 pm. Contestants compete for season points toward the trophy. Open to all sailboats. Schipa Sues Los Angeles

Amarillo Buffalo Lake Charles Green Commodore i Green Jim and Mary Golding Howard Saunders Trent Davis Dave Britain Dale Smith Zed Dozier H. H. Finnell Bobby Finnell Billy Finnell

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