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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1941

Page

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Red Cross Urges Fast Drive to Meet Amarillo Goal

Amarillo and Potter County launch a two day drive for the American Red Cross fund of 21 200 with chairman Ross Rogers predicting faster results than Dallas. The effort in Amarillo centers at 515 Polk Street with committees courting workers from railroads theaters manufacturers and the city’s Mexican and colored communities.

Amarillo Dallas War Relief Fund American Red Cross Potter County Ross Rogers Lawrence Hagg R Romsen Central Presbyterian Church Amarillo Hotel Rogers Polk Street Joe Pendleton Gordon Gill C. R Jack” Sears John Quintana Clarence Watley Mr. Rogers

Japan Not Fearful Of Starvation Despite Naval Blockade

Washington reports say Japan is well supplied with food despite war with the United States and Britain. rice and fish form the staple diet, with reserves buildup and imports in 1940 at a record high. Manchukuo and Formosa surpluses aid supply, and diversions to wheat and vegetables are planned to offset losses.

Ovid A. Martin Washington Japan United States Great Britain Agriculture Department Chosen Korea Taiwan Formosa China Nippon Manchukuo

PACKAGES AND HELP WANTED ADS FROM THE READER

A collection of reader notices includes a package pickup report at Penney's, a lost keys case, employment seeks in dry goods and housekeeping, a military service suitcase lost near Amarillo, a litter of puppies for giveaway, a ready to work woman for bus assisting, and a newborn girl Christmas appeal plus a home for a cat.

Chicago’s New Subway Seen as Bomb-Proof Shelter

Chicago celebrates the three year construction of its subway, designed as a bomb proof shelter for 130000 people with 18 to 20 feet of clay and steel lined tunnels. Officials say the system, nearing completion, prioritizes safety ventilation and rapid passenger handling despite wartime delays.

Chicago Pearl Harbor State Street Congress Street Dearborn Street Subway Philip Harrington Harrington

Market Brief: Dow Industrial and Rail Averages Fall At 1 P.M.

New York stock tickers show 30 Industrials at 109.25 down 1.61, 20 railroads at 2461 down 29, 15 utilities at 13.81 down 11. Sales at 1 P.M. report 930,900 shares. Major listings include Allegheny Ludlum, Am Zinc, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, RCA, Texaco, and Union Carbide among others. Kansas City Livestock reports hogs, cattle, and sheep market activity with prices steady to higher amid livestock volume. Financial Industrial Fund quotes reflect market liquidation and offers.

Dow-Jones Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner and Beane Allegheny Lud Steel Allis Chalmers Am Zinc & Lead Asa Anaconda Armour & Co Tyeenee At&sf Y Aviation Corp Baldwin Locomotive Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Saks Borden Sacee Budd Migotae Calumet Hecla Mines Chrysler Bente Consol Copper Eears At&t Ie Consol Curtiss Wright Deere & Co Douglas Aircrafte Electric General Electric General Foods General Motors Greyhound Corp Houston Inte Harvester Int Power & Paper Tel & Tel Kennecott Copper Montgomery War Nash Kelvinatores National Biscuit National Dairy New York Shipbuilding New York Central North Amer Aviation Ohtecty Packard Motors Pan Amer Aly Paramount Pictures Penney JC Ae Penn Rrite Phillips Pet Plymouth Pure Oil RCA Repab Steel Sears Roebuck Aioe Ene Shell Union Socony Vac Calit Veere Kansas City Dee USDA

Flying Cadet Killed In Oklahoma Plane Spin

Anthony F. Incorvala, 24, a flying cadet from Cimarron Field, died when his primary trainer spun from 4500 feet and crashed into a plowed Yukon area near the training base. The motor buried three feet in the ground. the wreckage was a mangled mass. Incorvala resided in Cleveland, Ohio.

Oklahoma City Anthony F. Incorvala Cimarron Field Yukon J.L. Simon Incorvala Incorvaia Leveland

Christmas Week School Schedule in 1942

Public schools dismiss Friday afternoon with only one day of classes the first week of 1942. Amarillo College will operate through Saturday. President Roosevelt signed a directive authorizing the secretary to acquire a privately owned yacht or motorboat for Coast Guard harbor patrol.

Usui Amarillo College Roosevelt Wrenbury Coast Guard

Choir To Aid Yule Cantata At First Christian Church

The Horace Mann School glee club directed by Mrs Ruby Rawlings performs The Wondrous Story with 50 children. Emil Myers directs The Shepherd King cantata with organist Leta Crudgington. Public program includes solos duets trios and final Hallelujah Amen.

Horace Mann School Ruby Rawlings Glee Club Kountz J. Lincoln Hall Emil F. Myers Leta Crudgington Jack Burgess Bethlehem Ephrathal H. A. Shaw City of the Shepherd King Clifton Janak Tours Frances Brown Helen Paxton Kight Paul Ellis Reba Utterback Messrs Shaw Child Irene Boxwell

Local Recruiters Parade Brag of Enlistments Across Services

Navy enlisted a former army mess sergeant and sent five men to Dallas for final enlistment. Amarillo applicants Newell Edwards and Leroy Kirkendall passed the midnight enlistment and await Dallas processing. Coast Guard also enrolled ex navy man Yuma Campbell and O F Smith, with several other applications noted.

Navy Army Coast Guard Albert Leon Lehman Romero Newell Conner Edwards Leroy Kirkendall Amarillo Dallas Robert Paul Ogan Pampa J. B. Parmer Ernest Euel Roberts Thomas Alvus Bodine Borger Herbert Kenneth Jones Parmer Arvo Goddards Canyon Melvin Alfred Todd McLean Air Cadet Examing Board Yuma Duval Campbell

Hi Ho America musical comedy booked for Amarillo

The musical comedy Hi Ho America with a 50 member cast is scheduled for Amarillo on January 2 under American Legion sponsorship announced by Harry Meyers. Admission will be 40 and 75 cents.

America Amarillo American Legion Harry Meyers

Western Coast Thinks Ocean Gives Safety

James A. Sullivan reports that ten days after war reached London, the Pacific coast shows scant preparation against air attack. San Francisco builds sandbag defenses at key centers while cities like San Diego create auxiliaries. London-like sheltering remains limited. Authorities differ on carrier proximity risk, and overall readiness centers on manpower with few shelters or robust firefighting units.

San Francisco London Pacific Coast Japan United States Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company West San Diego Veterans’ Hospital Fort Miley Fitzsimmons General Hospital Denver Charles Brennan Seattle Oregon Cascades

Explosion Reports Still a Mystery

Dozens of reports of a blast were received last night by Globe News and the police station with none locating a scene. Today Amarillo explosive companies reported no trouble at their magazines last night.

The Globe News Amarillo

Prayers for Victory Suggested for Amarillo

A letter from B W Shelton to the Globe-News proposes installing a city whistle in Amarillo to sound a moment of silence for Victory. On the whistle, residents would pause, remove hats, and offer a prayer or show respect. Shelton hopes for a public response.

Tam Amarillo Globe-News

Death of Canyon man E C Laughery after heart attack

Emmett Carl Laughery 47 of Canyon died after a heart attack in a local hospital. ex Randall County commissioner ran a Canyon butcher shop, later led Harris Food Store meat department. Survived by wife Bernice, children Elvert Truman and Mrs James Butler, mother Mrs W E Laughrey, brothers Mark Sullivan and more, sisters Mrs P V Winstead and Mrs Ed Phillips. Body at Griggs funeral home pending arrangements.

Emmett Carl Laughery Canyon Laughery Randall County Harris Food Store Tenth Avenue Amarillo The Baptist Church Bernice Laughery Elvert Laughery Borger Truman Laughery James Butler W. E. Laughrey Mark Laughery Sullivan Laughery Joliet Mont P. V. Winstead Ed Phillips N.S. Griggs and Sons Griggs-Thompson Funeral Home

Hub Clothiers Employees Receive Christmas Bonus Checks

Saturday night at the Nat Howard Smith, manager of the Hub Clothiers, presented Christmas bonus checks based on service time. Some employees received bonuses equivalent to four weeks of pay. The Schoenberg-Quicksilver Co unit includes 12 stores in Oklahoma and Texas with Corpus Christi and Lubbock new locations this year.

Hub Clothiers Nat Howard Smith Hub Schoenberg-Quicksilver Co Oklahoma Texas Corpus Christi Lubbock Amarillo

McCormack Attacks Draft Action by House Committee

House Democratic Leader John W. McCormack of Massachusetts harshly condemned the House Military Affairs Committee for not recommending legislation to authorize drafts of youths under the age of 21. In Camden New Jersey the 10 000 ton light cruiser Columbia was launched without ceremony at the New York Shipbuilding Company yard with sponsor Miss Jean Adams Paschal of Columbia North Carolina and her parents present.

Washington House John W. McCormack Massachusetts House Military Affairs Committee Camden N. J Columbia Camden Yards New York Shipbuilding Company Jean Adams Paschal N. C Gary Paschal

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Red Cross Jenkins Joe Jenkins Fancher Upshaw Tack Penney's West 7Th Avenue Colorado Street Portales, N. M 4Th Street Fillmore Taylor Street Fairgrounds Claude Cal Farley Jimmie Freeman S. Pierce Street Carolina Street Santa Claus Royce Moody W. C. Robertson Buchanan St New York Pierce, Fenner & Benne By James A. Sullivan B. W. Shelton Roma California Fresno E. C. Laughery Lucille Shoppe Coats John McCormack CINE Kodak Accessories Wilson Camera Store Santa Fe Bidg DON Sportswear Billy Tom Sawyer Harry Fred Bob
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