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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1941

Page

10

Homemade Yeast Rolls and Rail Yard Moves

A fragment from the papers notes a bread recipe using granular yeast and warm water, plus a long list of railroad personnel moves. It mentions shifts and transfers for Fort Worth area lines, with engineers, firemen, and machinists changing posts between Amarillo, Borger, Waynoka, and Clovis as part of the Santa Fe and Rock Island operations.

Fort Worth Denver T. H. Boggan Childress-Lubbock R. A. Johnson J. M. Castle Amarillo M. D. Eck Santa Fe Waynoka Pampa Marshall Rock Island A. J Sayre L. J. Watson G. H. B. Cash Borger D V. Linker Burlington L. I. Bullard J. W. Snider R. M. Kilman Arthur 8. Gray J. J. Jones A. J. Haverty Roundhouse

Soviet Planes Drop Propaganda on Nazi Positions

Soviet planes drop a four page tabloid German language paper issued by the Red Army claiming German losses exceed 1,500,000 in the first month of the war. A separate note mentions a glow-worm’s light being only 1/150th candlepower.

New York Moscow Radio Red Army

G Man Chief Tells Story of Saboteurs

J Edgar Hoover described in American Magazine how organized saboteurs planned a mass attack on defense industry plants during Decoration Day weekend. He cited two main plans to disrupt production, including inside workers and attacks by private planes, and credited alertness for averting disaster.

New York U.P J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation American Hoover FBI Treasury Department

Farm Incomes Rise in First Half of Year

Washington reports from the agriculture department show income from farm marketings reached 4.005 billion dollars in the first half, up 591 million from the same period in 1940. The prices farmers receive are expected to run about 20 percent higher this year than last, the department stated.

Washington Agriculture Department

Whispers Continues as Parke and Sue Talk Marriage

In a tense scene at the Lawson door Sue admits she is nineteen and unsure, then declares she will marry Parke after a brief quarrel. Parke, torn between thwarted plans and tenderness, reassesses his commitment as Kathie Mowrer’s memory intrudes later that night.

Parke Kathie Mowrer

Intercity stock ties Parke to Ganford scheme

Parke Gerritt edges toward control of a local utility with a block of Intercity stock pledged as collateral. Miss Treva Ganford pushes him to act while Del Brackett confronts Sue Lawson about their fragile relationship. A showdown with Culhane looms as the bank examiners’ visit lingers in memory.

Barriston Parke Gerritt Treva Ganford Biddin Miss Ganford Parke Solon Culhane Sue Lawson del Brackett Del Sue

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