Russia Thanks U. S. For Stand
A brief note credits the United States for support in a diplomatic stance. The message emphasizes gratitude from Russia for the American stance and signals continued allied cooperation between the two nations.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1941
Page
10
A brief note credits the United States for support in a diplomatic stance. The message emphasizes gratitude from Russia for the American stance and signals continued allied cooperation between the two nations.
Courthouse records show multiple warranty deeds transferring lots and blocks in Holland Wolflin OT G&S SJHts and other districts with prices from 1 to 5 thousand dollars. Debuts include transfers by Beverly Stipp Wilkes Cochran and Bybee, among others. Also listed are new car registrations and a district court divorce Ruth Walling versus Frank Walling.
Sao Paulo seen as Latin America’s largest industrial center with population rising from 31 000 in 1870 to 1 380 000 in 1941. The city sits about 2 600 feet up a plateau and handles most of Brazil’s agricultural exports. It ranks eighth in Western Hemisphere population and third in Latin America, growing 42 percent yearly over the last decade.
Cambridge Massachusetts reports Harriet Crocker Aldrich 18 daughter of Winthrop W Aldrich head of Chase National Bank will study biophysics and chemistry at MIT. She aims to do research work in cancer field, after facing family doubts about a scientific career.
The W C T U reports rising American alcohol use in early 1941 with 360 105 194 gallons consumed in the first quarter surpassing 1940 by 7 017 442 gallons and costing households 663 996 012 dollars. Beer leads at 315 306 270 gallons followed by 21 104 972 gallons wine 21 475 084 gallons domestic liquor and 2 218 868 gallons imported liquor.
The W C T U estimates tall party spending was 6 244 903 dollars more than for 1940. Domestic whisky consumption dropped by 1 393 400 gallons while imports rose: 83 179 gallons of distilled liquor, beer rose by 5 993 912 gallons, and wine by 2 333 400 gallons.
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