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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1939
Page
2
In a small town update, Mrs. Clavion Reynolds reports her rose bush with two blooms missing from 1804 Pierce Street after morning watering. The editor then shares a reader letter from Charles Renfrow, praising and critiquing The News-Globe and its voices, defending the paper and its staff while acknowledging public feedback and calls for改善.
A large Cattlemen's Congress is planned for Dodge City May 12 in four states with a big rodeo from May 12 to 14. Local figures Locke Thetis and Frank Locke lead the Dodge City delegation, which features three Kansas cowgirl entrants. The event promises nonstop activities and a warm welcome for attendees.
Judge George M Perry founder of Perryton in Ochiltree County visited Amarillo today. He attended the Colorado-to-Oak Highway dedication season and met County Judge J N Riggs, a longtime friend.
Note reports a tan dog named Sandy vanished from 225 San Jacinto Avenue on Thursday morning. The dog is about 4 to 5 weeks old with a light coat and a dark stripe. The owner fears Sandy may have followed a schoolgirl and asks for help. CONTINUED ON PAGE Ui.
Charles Renfroe of 1612 Madison critiques Globe-News coverage and staff bias. He argues for editorial integrity, warns of propaganda and public distrust, and urges readers and editors to demand accountability amid looming war. He cites Fortune surveys and praises local papers as a check on concentrated power.
Jan Wires Anderson of Dallas defiantly refuses a House subpoena saying go Jump a Stump. The Texas House asked DA Moorhead to pursue contempt while a 2000-signature California peace petition heads to Washington. Helen Creed and Thomas Creed visit Amarillo as the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom plans a national convention in Washington.
One divorce was sought and one granted in Geri court today. The proceedings reflect ongoing family law activity in the jurisdiction with no additional details available.
Margaret Hankins files for divorce from T H Hankins in 47th District Court. Separately Jimmie Loy Ferd is granted a divorce from lord Ferd in the same district court action.
Wright was fined in Justice of the Peace Duke's court for displaying a pistol. He was arrested by constables and deputies.
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