Ferguson Forces Rallying To Launch Big Campaign for Governorship
Ferguson forces rally in Austin to back Ma Ferguson for a third term as Texas governor. The couple, both in their sixties, have long dominated state politics with votes from 415,751 in her first race and 528,000 in her second. The scene includes Ferguson Forum editor Jim, former rivals, and post card demand for her candidacy.
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No Alarm at City Lake Reported by Game Wardens
Amarillo authorities say Ama rillo City Lake is low but conditions are not alarming. Few dead fish observed, creek above the lake runs well, and fish food growth is limited as water is below shore level. Spawn unlikely without rising water. spring fishing resumes May 1 after a two week season closure.
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Hungry Amarillo Students Rely on Free Lunch Program
Observations by Helen Worley, director, highlight that some Amarillo Public Schools children depend on free lunches for meals. Over 900 students are served daily, up from initial 700, with milk funding expiring this month unless donations arrive.
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Norse and Danish Funds Safeguarded by U S Action
The United States moved to protect Norway and Denmark holdings in the U S totaling several hundred million dollars. President Roosevelt issued an executive order preventing removal from America of any Danish funds to thwart potential Nazi seizure for the war effort.
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Mann Accepts Supreme Court Appointment
Mann, previously an assistant attorney general under Federal Judge James V. Allred, accepts the supreme court appointment while finishing his second term as district judge. Two years ago Yarborough polled 221000 votes for attorney general in a five candidate field.
New Gasoline Trip tan Promises 50 Percent Power Gain
American chemists unveiled a laboratory gasoline named Triptan that tests show 50 percent more power than the world’s best fuels. A parallel development described is neohexane, a spectroscope driven lab eye to analyze hydrocarbons and predict new fuel combinations for aviation power. Dr. Gustav Egloff said US refineries can meet vast aviation fuel demand if needed.
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Roosevelt Extends War Zone to Norwegian and Baltic Coasts
President Roosevelt widened the war area to include the Norwegian coast and Baltic ports such as Murmansk and Petsamo. He kept Denmark and Norway as potential belligerents under the neutrality act and reviewed $20 million in credits, with new protections for Danish Norwegian investments and a license requirement for any fund transfers.
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