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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1941

Page

2

Aboard Train to Washington Shares Atchison Tales

The writer travels from St. Louis toward Washington with Mrs Tack and Mrs Toney Chisum, recalls Atchison and the Globe newspaper, mentions Nellie Webb 43 years on staff, prairie chickens sighted near Orin Illinois, and muses on old families, hats, and ambitions of young men in business and journalism.

Washington Tack Toney Chisum Atchison Kansas St. Louis Panhandle Orin Illinois Velda Toney Nellie Webb Atchison Globe Amarillo

War talk and plans from Amarillo columnist on travel to Washington

A columnist describes early 1940s concerns about money as a curse, favorable views of Russia for investment, and looming global conflict. He plans a trip to Washington to push for a 50,000 watt KGNC station, cites Vanderbilt’s warning of continental bombing, and notes companions ready to join a two month hunting trip while reporting from the capital. He mentions Amarillo, the Panhandle, and upcoming Louisiana trip.

Washington Ted Taylor KGNC Ted Amarillo Plains Verda Chisum Alaska Ross Rogers Louisiana

Widow seeks dependable man to support family in Amarillo

Unencumbered widow Virginia Wemble requests a strictly dependable active man with business ability to earn support for his family. Care General Delivery San Jacinto Postoffice Amarillo Texas. Also notices seek dairy work, upholstery and handicraft skills from Delmar Field Booker Texas. A reader offers dirt for pickup and two girls seek half day jobs with references.

Virginia Wemple San Jacinto Delmar Field Booker, Tex

1904 High School Grads Are Sought

Amarillo High School Class of 1904 sought by Paul R. Morrow now a Georgia educator to reconnect with Donley H. Martin Clark Blake Paul Pearson Winnie Trigg Johnnie Cartwright and others. Also job seekers Sue and R D Smith list skills in office work theater work and general labor in Altus Oklahoma.

Amarillo High School Paul R. Morrow University of Georgia Athens, Ga Mr. Morrow Donley H. Martin Clark Blake Paul Pearson Winnie Trigg Johnnie Cartwright

Wants Farm Hand for Young Worker in Tulsa Texas

Mrs Lillian C Herring seeks a farm hand aged 16 to 20 raised on a farm and of good character. She offers hiring for farm tasks near Route 8 Tulsa Texas. Mrs W A Henderson seeks hourly or daily work and can operate tourist courts or apartment houses. offers experience and mobility. Call 6613 1019 Johnson St.

Atchison Tack Lillian C. Herring Tulsa Texas W. A. Henderson South Pierce Johnson St

Personal ad from Dr Harvey McLayne in Lubbock hotel

A 43 year old professional man seeks a refined attractive woman for love and marriage. He describes himself as cultured high minded and courteous and asks for a gentle kind generous and fair partner who enjoys clean fun and is open to all people. He notes his address at Hilton Hotel Lubbock Texas.

al Bennett Rex Daniels News-Globe

Answers to So You Think You Know the Traffic Laws

A reading of traffic regulation questions reveals that drivers must use signals, must stop for children boarding a bus, and must render aid after an accident. The law covers all motor vehicle operators on public highways and notes violations for certain actions, including extreme speeds and related issues.

First Sale in New Pavilion at Amarillo Stockyards

Jack Coulter led the first sale in the new $18,000 Amarillo Livestock Sales Company pavilion at the Western Stockyards. Farmers filled the fireproof facility as cattle arrived. formal opening likely next Monday with finishing touches this week. Auctioneer and manager is Mr. Coulter. pavilion built by Ed Johnson and Jay Taylor.

Jack Coulter Amarillo Livestock Sales Company Mr. Coulter Ed Johnson Jay Taylor

Honor Society To Initiate Tuesday At Amarillo High

Amarillo High School plans induction ceremonies for mid term initiates of the National Honor Society to be held tomorrow night at 6 30 in the high school library. New members include James Andrews Berna dean Aardal Anna Frances Baker Betty Jo Bell Phyllis Burnett Helen Dutton J C Claughton Frances Fairey Katheryn Garver Florence Hickenbottom Virginia Hess Phyllis Knox Mary Kruser Nell Matthews Corinne McClure Marion Ott Nina Ovzee Rachel Patterson William Redus Betty Lou Robinette Wanda Stevens Betty Jean Wheat Brooks Wilson Jean Wilson.

Amarillo High School National Honor Society James Andrews Bernadean Aardal Anna Frances Baker Betty Jo Bell Phyllis Burnett Helen Dutton J. C. Claughton Frances Fairey Katheryn Garver Florence Hickenbottom Virginia Hess Phyllis Knox Mary Kruser Nell Matthews Corinne McClure Marion Ott Nina Ovzee Rachel Patterson William Redus Betty Lou Robinette Wanda Stevens Betty Jean Wheat Brooks Wilson Jean Wilson

Danger of War Seen in Bill

Washington today heard Merwin K. Hart a New York attorney testify before the Senate foreign relations committee that the British aid bill probably would lead the United States into war. He warned the measure could let Russia take control here and opposed House amendments as not reducing the threat. Hart urged Britain to win the war but said US defense remains vital. Senator Austin urged Republicans against blind opposition to the bill.

Washington Merwin K. Hart New York Senate Foreign Relations Committee Russia United States Britain Senate Austin Vermont Republican Hart Congress

New High for Jobs Found

Washington report shows private industry filled 3.2 million jobs in 1940, a 20 percent rise and record high in seven years. McNutt credits public employment offices aiding defense and industry hiring while unemployment benefits topped 520 million dollars, up from 430 million the prior year.

Washington Paul V. McNutt U. S. Employment Service McNutt

Bills of Interest to Amarillo City in Texas Legislature

City manager H R Smith notes several bills affecting Amarillo including an airport land purchase limit raised from 640 to 1280 acres. Rep Jack Little filed the measure passed in the House Grady Hazlewood introduced a Senate version. Other bills cover county fire protection plans equipment or contracts, licensing and bonding of lending agencies under banking commissioner, and shared monthly mileage tax.

Texas Amarillo H. R. Smith Jack Little House Grady Hazlewood Senate Banking

WPA Relief Rolls Reach 1.8 Million on Jan 1 1941

Information from Alson A Meredith shows 1.8 million people on the national WPA work roll at start of 1941, with 1.5 million on direct relief and about 400 thousand expected to shift to private industry. Some 600 thousand certified workers await placement, average wage $55.50, and Congress is asked for $975 million for the next WPA fiscal year beginning March 1.

Alson A Meredith WPA Congress

William J. Reid Funeral Rites Held

Funeral services for William J. Reid of Borger a 69 year old Spanish American War veteran were held this afternoon at Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Rev Powell A Smith chaplain of the Veterans Hospital officiated with pallbearers drawn from fellow veterans. He is survived only by his wife and burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery.

William J. Reid Borger Veterans Administration Hospital Boxwell Brothers Chapel Powell A. Smith Veterans Hospital Reid Memorial Park Cemetery

Aspironal quick cold relief ad drives warm comfort

Aspiroinal promises fast relief from cold misery with warming effects and nasal ease. The ad claims near immediate comfort for adults and children, a money back trial, and a family bottle priced at fifty cents available at druggists.

Insurance company seeks whereabouts of Carson Hoffman

An insurance firm seeks Carson Hoffman formerly of Amarillo whose paid up policy has matured and become payable if located. Bertha C Hoffman at 413 13 Pierce Street, not related, reports receiving the letter and notes the company is sending notices to Hoffmans in the region to locate Carson.

Atchison Santa Fe Topeka Emporia Kansas City Carson Hoffman Amarillo Hoffman Bertha C. Hoffman Pierce Street

O Daniel seeks 26 million for Texas Social Security fund

Governor W Lee O Daniel submitted a bill to the Texas legislature to annually appropriate 26,820,000 from the general treasury to support the Social Security program. The move was filed as an emergency for early consideration. He acted shortly before a House committee hearing on a separate bill to allocate 3,500,000 a year from the general fund for a teachers retirement plan.

Austin General Treasury Fund Texas W. Lee O’daniel O’daniel House General Fund

War Talk Leaving Mark on Children

A Richmond psychiatrist reports increasing anxiety among children frightened by war talk. At the Memorial Clinic, youngsters seek escapes from delinquencies to running away, with a nine year old girl fearing her father will go to war and an eight year old boy dreaming of airplanes and fighting.

Richmond City Clinic Harvie Dej. Coghill Children’s Memorial Clinic

Three Injured In Car Crash Near Clarendon

A crash 12 miles west of Clarendon injured three people including Vernon R. Emanuel of 705-A Prospect Street. Emanuel had hip and knee injuries, J. B. Rogers of Farwell had back injuries, and Mrs. J. B. Rogers had head cuts. The sedan hit a trailer pulled by C. J. Ruffill of Goodnight. Emanuel's car rolled over. Ruffill fined $20.40 for trailer fault lights. Emanuel fined $20.40 for no operator's license.

Amarilean Vernon R. Emanuel Prospect Street Clarendon Emanuel J. B. Rogers Farwell Rogers C. J. Ruffill Goodnight Set R. E. Kelley Byron St. Clair Texas Highway Patrol Armstrong Donley Justice of Peace Ruffill

Commercial Lines Not Hit by Defense

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce manager Carl Hinton returned from Washington with news from the National Aeronautic Association. He cited Air Transport president Colonel Gorrell denying Army and Navy commandeering planes. Hinton noted crews arrived in Knoxville to inaugurate Pennsylvania and Delta airlines and that Congress should appropriate 250 million dollars for airports.

Carl Hinton Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Washington Chamber of Commerce National Aeronautic Association Gorrell Air Transport Hinton Army Navy Knoxville Tenn Pennsylvania Delta Airlines Texas Congress

Glee Club to Perform at Pampa for Exchange Program

Amarillo High School Glee Club visits Pampa High School for a special assembly as part of an exchange series. About 45 members, directed by Miss Mabel Rowan, will travel. a return program by Pampa Glee Club for Amarillo students is planned.

Amarillo

Bill proposes college fund aiding 20 junior colleges

A Texas House bill would allocate 325000 dollars to 20 municipally owned junior colleges including Amarillo College. The plan aims to lower tuition and enable at least two years of college for students currently unable to attend. It also seeks to relieve state colleges by shifting underclassmen capacity to advanced courses. Amarillo College’s Dr. J F Mead leads association efforts.

Amarillo College House of Representatives Texas Texas Association of Municipal Junior College State Association of Municipal Junior Colleges J. F. Mead Association

Bugs and Trees Are Exhibit Subjects

Boy Scout Troop 2 prepared forestry and entomology merit badge exhibits shown in the Santa Fe General Office Building show windows. Specimens gathered in Amarillo, with a bug chasing display noted by Scout master E W Webster as a caterpillar following its weed to feed.

Santa Fe General Office Amarillo E. W. Webster

Both Drivers Blame Themselves In First Dual Fault Crash

In Butte Montana police weigh a reward for Howard Godfrey and Charles Erb after a motor collision where both drivers voluntarily accepted blame. It marks the first such case handled by the department.

Butte, Mont Howard Godfrey Charles Erb

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