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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1937

Page

4

Beach whale death and local notices mix with travel briefs

Recumbent whale carcass on the beach prompts concern as Amarillo residents and visitors from Woodward California and Lubbock are listed. Local family illness and arrivals mingle with reminders for Mother’s Day gifts from Cunningham Floral and a note on a Franciscan visit. Nearby towns report bottle discovery from Gibraltar and sobering illness headlines.

Blind Flyers Return to Austin and Local News Roundup

Vertical Radio Beam reports returning to Austin after a weekend with her ill father at St. Anthony's Hospital. A Minneapolis court sentenced John Jenkins to 180 days for drunkenness after a joking exchange with Judge W A Anderson. Local notices include church classes, car ads, a Mother’s Day electric clock gift, and widespread weekend visitors from Lubbock, Dallas, and Shamrock. The article notes a large elementary music festival with 500 pupils at the Senior High School auditorium and lists several residents and visitors around town.

Minneapolis John Jenkins W. A. Anderson Jenkins Amarillo Gertrude Flicker

New Soil Film Highlights Erosion Efforts in Plains

A government motion picture on wind erosion and dust storms is being produced by the Soil Conservation Service in the Southwest Plains region. Filming has started with engineers and experts, led by Gordon Zimmerman and Reed Hawthorne, and is due to finish by fall next year. The Beechnut Company backs the project to show harvests and erosion control methods like strip cropping and contour furrowing to inform farmers and citizens. Some Japanese teas are dyed to improve their color.

Plains Soil Conservation Service Gordon Zimmerman Yvadio SCS Washington Reed Hawthorne Panhandle Region Six Conservation Service

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