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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1939

Page

2

Latin America In New Phase by Carlos J Videla

Latin America shifts into a new phase with the good neighbor policy bearing fruit. Varying movements across the region involve Mexico Bolivia Paraguay Chile Peru Ecuador and Nicaragua, with U S influence framed by loans and defense plans amid German and Italian activity.

Carlos J Videla New York Nana Latin America United States Rio Grande Argentina Germany Italy Brazil George G. Marshall Rio Aurelia Monteiro Washington Bolivia Paraguay Chaco German Busch Chile Mexico Peru Executive Department Benevides Aurelio Mosquera Narvaez Guayaquil Ecuador Galapagos Islands Esmeraladas Somoza Atlantic Pacific Central America Hemisphere Marshall Osvaldo Aranha

Three Sisters Die Together in River Tragedy

In West Newton Pennsylvania on Sunday three Mirella sisters Elenore 18 Ann 20 and Louise 22 died after leaping from a sinking skiff on the Youghiogheny River as companion Margaret Skrjane 29 reached shore. Firemen using grappling hooks scoured the rain swollen river all night for the victims.

West Newton Youghiogheny Margaret Skrjane Elenore Mirella Ann Louise Collinsburg Mirella Margaret

Weather Code Shifts Make Forecasts Clearer and Faster

Mr Collman explains the new international code used by the U S Weather Bureau to translate 50 regional reports into weather maps. The code replaces older letters and permits sent odd numbers aiding precision for forecasts from Chicago stations to Amarillo.

Weather Bureau Europe U. S. Weather Bureau Washington United States Collman Chicago Amarillo Coleman

Questioning Interwar Powers in Latin America Interests

The passage argues that Germans, Italians, Japanese and British, especially the British, have long pursued their own Latin American interests even when conflicting with the United States. It asks whether the results justify the costs.

Latin America United States

Honest Work Wanted From Reader at 1312 Buchanan Street

A middle aged colored woman seeks any honest employment. Experience includes housework and child care. She can provide references. Continued on page 3.

Tack Buchanan Street Deay

Fourth of July Celebrations Spread Across Panhandle Towns

Regatta continues as many businesses close for the holiday while Amarillo plans a full shutdown. Canadian Floyyada Portales Woodward host events. McLean Clarendon Dalhart and Clayton NM schedule celebrations. A 17 year old ranch girl wowed crowds in Canadian rodeo led by Gov Miles in Portales parade.

Amarillo Panhandle Canadian Floydada Portales Woodward McLean Clarendon Dalhart Clayton N. M Anvil Park Lydna Yakley John F. Miles Southwest

Service quirks and a chewing tobacco surprise on a flight

Vernon Gunn, a TWA traffic man, sold about 500 dollars of plane riding and promised chewing tobacco aboard. He arranged a plug of Tinsley’s Cut Plug for a rancher passenger, but forgot where the rancher would spit. A separate incident reports Amarillo motorcycle officer Carley Price injuring his ankle when his bike struck a car.

Vernon Gunn TWA Gunn Tinsley Carley Price Amarilo

Relief Act Highlights From Mayors Conference Letter

Mayor Rogers receives a summary from the United States Conference of Mayors detailing the Relief Act provisions. Key points include 1. 1477 million WPA funding for the coming fiscal year 2. a 25 percent state contribution on post January first projects and a possible $7 max on non labor costs 3. a $52000 federal cap on new building projects 4. arts projects must be locally sponsored to continue 5. WPA recipients with 18 months service receive a 30 day furlough 6. work hours set at 130 per month with earnings governed by the bill.

Senate House Ross D. Rogers United States Conference of Mayors WPA Rogers

Japanese Demonstrations Reported in China Amid Milk Inspection Spree

The story notes protests in Fencheng and Lishui as Japan intensifies actions against the British concession. Japanese forces reportedly forced milkmen to pour milk from sealed bottles into open cans for inspection, spoiling much of the supply. British headquarters say a milk truck was sent to Tientsin to stock the army hospital.

Fencheng Lishui Tientsin

Floydada Two-Day Celebration Kicks Off With Circus

The Gainesville Community Circus, the United States' only amateur circus, is featured in Floydada's two day celebration with the first performance tonight. Auto races opened the events this afternoon as Dalhart and Clayton, New Mexico plan all day activities tomorrow.

Southwest Gainesville United States Floydada North Plains Dalhart Clayton N. M Frenchy McCormick Tascosa Woodward Okla Amarillo

Marshall Neilan Proves He Has Friends Despite Failure

Hollywood director Marshall Neilan, once famed for Hell's Angels and Vagabond Lovers, spent 24 hours jailed on worthless checks. Friends posted $1,000 for a habeas corpus writ, while Neilan recalled his fall from glory and the need to maintain appearances in Hollywood.

Marshall Neilan Hollywood U.P Mary Pickford Jean Harlow Neilan Miss Harlow Hell's Angeles

Silent Film Star Fails to Adapt to Talking Pictures

He faded from prominence as the transition from silent to sound films proved challenging for him, ending a storied career in the early talkie era.

District Court Adjourns Until August Session

The 47th district court adjourns the April term until August 28 during vacation season. A short term will be held at Canyon starting the first Monday in August. The article notes the United States imports more than $500 000 worth of nutmeg annually.

United States Paraguay 47Th District Court Canyon

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