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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1940

Page

5

Hardware Men Dinner and Dance Climax Convention

More than 500 men and women will fill the Herring Hotel ballroom for a banquet and ball closing the Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association thirty-first annual convention. Dr. Thomas H. Taylor of Howard Payne College will speak on Building A Community as committee reports and officer elections follow an afternoon address.

Herring Hotel Crystal Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association Order of Business Thomas H. Taylor Howard Payne College Brownwood George Buchenan Tulsa Clyde Tomlinson Hillsboro D. H. Pace Kansas City

Suit filed against Houston Automobile Dealers Association

Austin January 30 An anti trust suit filed in district court by Attorney General Gerald Co Mann targets the Houston Automobile Dealers Association and about 35 Bayou City dealers. The petition seeks charter forfeiture and statutory penalties plus an injunction to halt practices. It alleges a conspiracy to control sale distribution and marketing of new and used cars and cites ad limits among defendants.

Austin Houston Automobile Dealers’ Association Gerald Co. Mann Bayou City

Child Born in Hills Without a Doctor

Roy Custer, 35, tended his pregnant wife and four children in a snowbound Hills area ten miles from town. With no food and no doctor for days, he delivered the baby with his seven year old daughter acting as nurse. Volunteers brought food and a doctor reached the home. both mother and baby were reported in good shape.

Entral Gity Roy Custer Custer Alice

Britain Warns of Fuel Waste As Blizzard Strikes Europe

London January 30 government urged restraint to avoid fuel waste as a severe blizzard paralyzed Britain. Snow and ice gripped the isles, with supplies of coal and food threatened in areas reporting the worst winter conditions in living memory.

Britain Europe London U.P British Isles

Dances Tonight Aid Crippled Children Fund

Five Amarillo dances raise funds for infantile paralysis research and local crippled children. Franklin D Roosevelt birthday observance funds split: half to Crippled Children's Council in Amarillo and half to the National Foundation. Tickets cost 1 dollar and are valid at all venues.

United States Franklin D. Roosevelt Amarillo Nat Aviateix Rainbow Gardens Amarillo Hotel Crippled Children’s Council National Foundation For Research Work G. A Bert) McCullough Potter County National Foundation Crippled Children's Council Mr. McCullough Panhandle

Lockheed Unveils Excalibur Giant for Pan American

Lockheed Aircraft announces a four engine airliner named Excalibur capable of 300 mph, carrying 30 passengers, six crew, and a ton of mail. The plane will be delivered to Pan American Airlines in about 18 months with three orders. Planned use on South American routes.

Los Angeles Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Pan American Airways Pan American Lockheed

Mr. Collman Sees Little Weather Change Tonight and Tomorrow

The forecast notes smoke fog and clouds with no wind. Mr Collman predicts fair warm weather continuing tonight and tomorrow. High about 63 with a low near 27 at the airport and 35 in town. Tonight’s low expected similar. West wind 5 to 10 mph.

Valued eyebrow fight enters damage suit in Los Angeles

Vivian Wildman, 22, a model, seeks damages of 50000 dollars for an eyebrow damaged in an automobile accident. The filing references the single eyebrow as the item valued in the suit filed in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Vivian Wildman

Russians Overwhelm Turkish Armies at Tabriz in Caucasus

Twenty five years earlier on January 30, 1915, Russians overwhelmed Turkish forces at Tabriz in the Caucasus, marking a decisive boost for Russian troops. The report notes a strong Russian advance and a notable shift in regional control during World War I.

Tabriz Caucasus

Youth to Rescue Cite Scouts For Daring Life Saving

Honolulu officials prepared citations for two Boy Scouts who swam through heavy seas to rescue two Army airmen, Lieut William Hindson and Private James Brenman, after a plane crash off Lualualei Beach. The rescuers faced wreckage, undertow, and near submersion, bringing the men ashore after a perilous quarter hour in the ocean.

Honolulu T. H Raymond Kane Huel Ching Lualualel Beach Lieut William Hindson James P. Brenman

Group Whacks Farm Money

Washington report shows the House appropriations committee recommending a 20 percent cut to President Roosevelt's farm appropriation for the next fiscal year. The agriculture department would be reduced from 788.93 million to about 634.40 million, mainly by cutting 72.68 million from surplus commodity disposal, 47.98 million from the sugar act, and 25 million for farm tenant loans amid intense farm spending debate.

Washington Roosevelt House Appropriations Agriculture Department

Mine Workers Say Garner Is Working Against Labor Law

Delegates to the United Mine Workers convention in Columbus charge Vice President Garner and “reactionary employers” with threatening the federal wage hour law. They accuse the wage hour administrator of weakness in setting industry committees and enforcing the act, and seek larger appropriations to administration amid attacks on amendments by “Tory representatives.”

Garner Columbus United Mine Workers Convention John N. Garner Congress Roosevelt

Triangle of Sparrows Work While Starlings Banquet

Three sparrows continue nest building in a Chinese Elm on Kentucky Street. They work in harmony while starlings from the courthouse lawn forage for food. The nest should be finished within a few days, per local observers.

Kentucky Street Courthouse Lawn

Name on license CASHTON man seeks inverted 337 370

Ole Lee of Cashton Wisconsin repeats his request to the state to issue license number 337 370 which when inverted reads Neely Greenhill Age. The plan centers on spelling his name with upside down digits for insurance purposes.

Cashton Wis Ole Lee

Finnish claims Soviet air losses and Kronstadt raid details

Finnish communique says 21 Soviet planes down in raids on south Finland while new Russian assaults near Lake Ladoga were repulsed with heavy losses. Italians may have aided the Kronstadt raid on the Red navy base, with Finnish bombers hitting harbor yards and rail links. Reports say Kronstadt ships burned, and rail connections to Leningrad–Karelian front disrupted. Two hundred American planes for Finland arrived via Bergen.

Helsinki Finland Lake Ladoga Red Kronstadt Leningrad Murmansk Viipuri Karelian Isthmus Kandalaksk

Negro Employee Indicted On Charge Of Assault

FORT WORTH January 30 A former negro employee Alexander F. Thomas 27 was indicted by the Tarrant County grand jury on assault to murder the wife of a West Texas rancher oilman Mrs D H Snyder. He also faces an attempted burglary charge and his bond was set at 15000 dollars. He said he worked part time at the Snyder home more than a year ago.

Fort Worth Tarrant County Grand Jury D. H. Snyder West Texas Alexander F. Thomas Snyder

Nonchalant Boy Rescued From Niagara River Ice

Constable Amos Voetsch in a canoe saved 14 year old Richard Abbey who rode an ice cake drifting toward Niagara Falls. Dey alerted help as rescue team prepared ropes ladders and a boat. The boy, shaken but safe, blamed on ice floes while Voetsch praised as captain for a risky mid stream maneuver.

Nawanda N. Y Amos Voetsch Niagara River Richard Abbey Niagara Falls Falls Joseph Dey Woetsch Woetsche

Polls of Potter County Lose Tax Appeal

Potter County polls show dwindling tax appeal as only 5 828 voting tickets issued at opening. Today’s business lighter than yesterday’s 671 receipts. Miss Jewell Davidson, county tax officer, says the office stays open until 8 pm tonight and until midnight tomorrow for late comers. no law requires after hours.

Jewell Davidson

Flesher won't run against wife for Randall County peace

Amarillo attorney W J Flesher states he will not be a candidate against his wife in Randall County South Amarillo for the office of justice of the peace. He confirms the rumor is false and adds he will do whatever she asks.

W. J. Flesher Amarillo Justice of the Peace Randall County Flesher

Drank Wine Instead of Water Dies at 100 in Indiana

Petersburg, Ind. farmer Herman Fulcher died at age 100 from pneumonia after admitting he drank sour wine instead of water his entire adult life. The report notes his unusual thirst habit and fatal illness. Also mentions Egypt report of unconfirmed quintuplets, all girls, born to Sayeda Gehessa.

Petersburg Ind Herman Fulcher Cairo Egypt Sayeda Gehessa

Air Raid Over East Coast as German Planes Attack Shipping

Royal Air Force fighters shot down a German plane off the east coast after 1 PM. German attacks on British shipping continued for a second day. Distress calls from steamers drew British fighters to the scene. one attacked vessel was the Jersey Queen, 910 tons.

London U.P Royal Air Force Air Ministry Jersey

Must Defend Our Wealth From Navy Fleet Expansion

Secretary Edison urged Congress to approve the navy’s 1.3 billion fleet expansion, saying dangerous abroad conditions justify “crushing weapons with our wealth to protect our wealth.” He warned that without strength, U.S. interests liberties and wealth would be targets, and that even the navy’s expanded plan offers only a fair degree of security.

Washington Edison Navy Congress House Naval Committee

German Protests to Vatican About Radio Are Fruitless

Vatican reveals German complaints over radio broadcasts about excesses in German occupied Poland were dismissed as private and unofficial. Only German representation occurred in Berlin last week, with no official Vatican stance issued.

Vatican Vatican City Poland Berlin

Police and Patrolmen Plead For Safe Driving to Dances

Highway patrol urges careful driving to President's birthday dances to help afflicted children. Captain Jim Line says the full patrol will be on duty to guard against drunken driving.

Highway Patrol Jim Line

Weather forecast for Amarillo and nearby region

Amarillo and West Texas forecast fair with high cloudiness tonight and Wednesday. New Mexico also fair with high cloudiness. Temperature extremes for 24 hours ending 6:30 A.M. show maximum 62 and minimum 27. Noon temperature today 67.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Katharine Cornell Comedy Tonight at Paramount

Katharine Cornell headlines No Time For Comedy at the Paramount with Francis Lederer tonight at 8 15. Weather is forecast fair and warmer. the tour emphasis and Cornell remarks on touring careers are noted along with journeys to Oklahoma City. The piece recalls a previous Amarillo storm and praises Orson Welles while highlighting Cornell’s touring philosophy and personal reflections.

Katharine Cornell Mr. Collman Miss Cornell Municipal Auditorium

Japanese Demand Return Of German Seamen From Asama Maru

Tokyo demanded Britain return 21 German seamen seized from the Asama Maru by a British warship on January 21. Arita pressed the claim in a conference with British Ambassador Sir Robert Craigie and said the return was essential. Britain’s unseen reply prompted Japan to prepare a written response demanding their return. In Washington, Senator Pittman urged using embargo powers to secure better treatment for Americans in China. He warned Congress must grant discretionary embargo authority to avoid Japanese confidence that they can proceed without U.S. leverage.

H. O. Thompson Tokyo Hachiro Arita Britain Arita Robert Craigie Foreign Office Craigie Japan Asama Maru Washington Pittman Nevada Roosevelt United States China Congress

Perfectly Natural Mistake But Positively No Babies

North San Juan California report recalls a misread note from rancher John E Walker who believed his son and daughter in law had six children but received a letter showing four neighbors’ children under their roof. He later corrected the error saying he was grandfather to quadruplets, a misinterpretation caused by a day’s mix up as Mrs Walker cared for four neighbor children.

San Juan Cal John E. Walker Llewelyn Walker

Man Who Gave Away Money Dies in New York

Edward S. Harkness, 66, who built a fortune by giving away funds, died in New York. He and his wife lived as semi recluse while directing more than 100 million dollars of his father Stephen V. Harkness fortune to educational and welfare causes worldwide, including 55 million dollars between 1920 and 1930.

New York Edward S. Harkness Stephen V. Harkness John D. Rockefeller

London Reports Germany's Loss of Merchant Fleet

London reports a naval source says at the war start 350 German merchant ships in neutral ports. Twenty four ships totaling 103,037 tons have been captured or sunk and 23 ships totaling 139,236 tons have been scuttled by their crews. Twenty nine percent of the fleet remains tied up in neutral ports.

London Ine Formant

Build Now, John Maynard Lbr. Co. For Separance

Construction activity aims to finish a separance project involving John Maynard Lumber Company as the primary contractor with E A Regal Company noted in the scope of work. Details indicate a planned timeline and responsibilities for material provision and site coordination.

John Maynard Lbr. Co

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Tennessee Enamel Company Nashville T. Straw Jones St. Louis National Enameling and Stamping Company Mr. Jones B. B. Williard Winchester East Jaffrey N. H Howard A. Goss W. W. Cross & Company Amarillo Hardware Company Bob Logan H. C. Gaither Phit Club Nic Acker Roy Ratcliff Art Houska Marvin Saunders H. H. Hicks Pampa Hills Without Roose WELT Pan-American Cite Scouts Oakland Calif Manuel Cabral Cabral Neely Mannerheim Bergen Norway Mormacson Marmactide Kirkwall Orkney Islands Negro Employe Copenhagen Jan Frednsborg Scotland Indianapolis Here Johnson Dey Man Weetsch Wife Randall Russell Stationery Co Wazi Paramount Is Tonight By Bill Wilson Santa Fe Capitol Hotel Miss Fleming Ilo Oklahoma City Cornell Portland Ore George Henderson Mt. Hood Eston North Sea Hitler Germany E. A. Regal Co
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