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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1941

Page

3

Governor O Daniel brings campaign to Amarillo Texas

Gov. W. Lee O Daniel arrives in Amarillo for a 1 p m rally at the Herring Hotel parking lot to renew his Panhandle bid for the U S Senate seat left by Morris Sheppard. He will address supporters with his family present and broadcast from Amarillo.

Texas Panhandle Amarillo W. Lee O’daniel United States Morris Sheppard Herring Hotel O'Daniel Pat Mike Molly Gerald C. Mann Rep Martin Lyndon Johnson Potter County O’daniel Vernon Grady Hazlewood Jack Little Daniel The O’daniels Senate

He Hopes at Last To Go to Sea

ABURDEEN Washington Louis Kaiser a 47 year old mail carrier wins his long held dream of joining the navy He failed to enter before world war one and later served nine months overseas then joined the naval reserve for 16 years He passed a recent physical and will enter active service with his San Francisco based outfit if assigned to sea duty

Aburdeen Wash Louis Kaiser Navy Army Naval Reserve San Francisco

Rembrandt Etching Lost in Transit to Melbourne

One of Rembrandt's famed etchings The Three Crosses was lost due to enemy action during shipment from London to the National Gallery of Victoria. The image depicted Christ crucified between two thieves and was a study in suffering.

Melbourne Australia U.P Rembrandt Three London National Gallery of Victoria Christ

Roosevelt May Fuel Action If Nazis Sink Another US Ship

Washington report explains Roosevelt aimed to rally public opinion for drastic retaliation if Germany sinks another American vessel. The message to Congress strengthens the warning against further ship sinkings and signals a tightening stance, even as observers note mixed interpretations.

Harold Brayman Washington President Roosevelt Roosevelt Congress Germany United States White House Berlin Kurt Sell Wash

Fish Bombed by RAF Feed Kiel Population

Kiel reports say Royal Air Force bombs disrupted a large school of herrings during a night raid. Thousands of fish washed ashore and floated into Kiel harbor the next morning. Residents gathered buckets of fish while fishermen claimed record hauls.

Kiel Germany Royal Air Force Berlin Zweelf- Uhrblatt Kiel Harbor

Camphor Sources Shift from Formosa to Southern Pines

The article notes camphor historically came mainly from camphor trees in Formosa. It states that current U S supply now derives a large portion from southern pine trees, indicating a major change in source materials.

Formosa United States

Texas Highways To Have Their Faces Lifted by Defense Work

Washington reports ramped defense highway work in Texas including stronger bridges wider roads and heavier paving. novel features add flight strips access highways and off street parking to reduce congestion and aid military aircraft and defense areas.

Texas Washington National Defense Senate House Roads Committee Army Navy Naval Station War Department Gulf of Mexico

Notables Asked To Tucumcari

June 22 Tucumcari Special invitations were sent to Will Rogers and family Monte Blue Leo Carillo and others by Gov John E Miles to attend the Will Rogers Memorial U S Highway 66 convention June 30 Monte Blue a past president of the association from Hollywood has accepted. Governor Miles and Mrs Miles and other state officials will attend per Roy H Smith manager of the local chamber of commerce W F Phipps of Amarillo former Endee Community resident will attend and ride in the parade He recalled his friendship with Will Rogers and laughed at the ranch foreman finding him asleep beside his horse.

Tucumcari Will Rogers Monte Blue Leo Carillo John E. Miles

John Garms Funeral Held at Plainview

Funeral services for 71 year old John Garms who died at his Littlefield home were held in Plainview with Rev. L B Reavis officiating. Burial was in Plainview Cemetery. Garms lived in West Texas and the Panhandle for 40 years and worked for the A T and G Railroad. Survivors include his wife eight children four brothers three sisters and numerous relatives.

Plainview John Garms West Texas Panhandle Littlefield L. B. Reavis Plainview First Baptist Church Plainview Cemetery Bloomington Til Garrs Texas Brown County Concho Hale County Garms 8. A. U. & G. Railway Company Ernest Garms Edmondson George Garms Clarence Johnny Garms Leveta

Dalhart to Get Army Recruiting Station in July

Major Walter Jessee head of the Lubbock recruiting office announced in Dalhart that an army recruiting station will open there the first week in July. Corporal Leo Cawthron, currently leading at Childress, will oversee the Dalhart post. Tahiti faces vanilla crop failure with nearly 50 tons in storage.

Dalhart Walter Jessee U. S. Army Lubbock Texas Plains Leo Cawthron Childress Jessee Tahiti

Canyon First Girl Adds Another First

Mrs Mamie Conner Bradford, first white child born in Randall County and a member of West Texas State College’s first graduating class, volunteers for national defense training in Pasadena California joining the Ambulance Corps. She is the daughter of Mrs L G Conner, Canyon founder and 50th anniversary queen.

Canyon Mamie Conner Bradford Randall County West Texas State College Bradford Pasadena Cal L. G. Conner

Moonshie Crop Yields Under Full Moon Beat Forecast

Pete Zarzoli scoffed at weather prophet Whitaker and won a gardening contest with crops planted under a full moon. Zarzoli was made foreman of a WPA truck farm of 25 acres in Memphis, Tennessee.

Memphis Tenn Pete Zarzoli Cotton Whitaker Zarzoli Whitaker

Money Troubles Lead Florida Divorces Says Judge Barns

Miami judge with 4,000 1940 cases notes money shortage as top cause of marital strife. He cautions couples to live within income and critiques a trend of overspending. He labels Florida’s 90 day residence law a factor, citing Miami figures that year as higher than Reno’s.

Miami Fla U.P Paul D Barns Barnes Florida Reno Nevada City

Dances Galore at McLean Celebration and Rodeo

During the McLean Celebration and Rodeo an Old Time Dance runs daily in the McLean Gymnasium from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., with music by the Sons of the West. Joe Dalon Kid McCoy and Charlie Gatlin lead. Afternoon street dances at 5 p.m. June 25 Virginia Reel. June 26 square dance contest. platform stage in town center.

Mclean McLean Gymnasium Panhandle Sons of the West Joe Dalon Kid McCoy Charlie Gatlin

Bales Tumble From Hayloft Injure Rancher in Butte

Dan Brooks, a rancher, climbed a hay pile and pulled down a bale causing a 40 foot fall. The bale and hay crashed through a floor and 74 more bales totaling 7500 pounds tumbled down. Brooks, though buried, was found smiling and only slightly hurt after helpers freed him.

Butte Mont Dan Brooks Brooks Dan

Two Jumps Ahead of a Fire in Hamlin

Garfield Pauley and Ward Smith faced a $15,000 Hamlin fire that struck the business district. Pauley, a teacher and restaurant owner, had just moved his business across the street the day before the blaze. Smith, whose building was damaged, had renewed his insurance on the structure that same day. Demand for automobiles in Burma is now greater than the supply.

Hamlin W. Va Garfield Pauley Ward Smith Pauley Burma

When the Lawyer Called in an Agent

A lawyer recounts how a life insurance agent helped a client Jim Raines by rearranging premium dates and coordinating regular bank deposits to cover premiums. Although Raines died eight months later, the policy secured his family's finances and kept the business alive for his son and son-in-law as a going concern. Institutional advertisement by the Institute of Life Insurance.

Mr. Johnson Jim Raines Jim The Institute of Life Insurance Fast 42Nd Street New York N. Y

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