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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1942

Page

2

Roosevelts War Time Influence in Panhandle Politics

Amended opinions in the Panhandle reflect President Roosevelt's wartime pressure on Texas politics for a 1944 bid. Readers discuss loyalty to the Commander in Chief, support for Alfred Moody or Daniel, and the clash with O Daniel over war leadership and senate positions amid calls for public order and honesty.

Duke Shoop Kansas City Star Washington Roosevelt New York Texas Alfred Moody D Daniel Panhandle O'Daniel Senate

Vintage Sayings and Social Musings From Bygone Times

A column of old sayings on fashion, bread signs, and social roles contrasts with quotes about war veterans and family. It reflects nostalgia for feathered boas, dicer hats, crust eating cures, and critiques of modern marriage norms while recalling a Parisian mother of many and popular songs praising fathers.

Jacqueline Montgaste Paris France United States Joe Veley Fort Hamilton N. Y New York

Unusual readers and curious trivia fill a paper page

A jumble of letters and vignettes from readers cover marriages humor, birth plans, eye color poems, and quirky queries. Notes mention a Brooklyn husband who knows his wife eyes and a Wheaton birth countdown, plus odd bits on Stalin height, hot gravy with peach pie, and Susie the two hour houseworker. The column mixes anecdotes, opinions, and odd facts with light tone.

Brooklyn Wheaton Ill Joseph Stalin San Franciscan Susie California Casey Manhattan Washingtonian Publius Syrus Henry Ward Beeche Eleanor Roosevelt Oscar Levant Damon Runyon Russ Colombo Eugenie Kats Pardoy Club Clara Bow Hack Wilson Jeanne Fagles

Various small World War II era notes and social items

Short items include psychology tests on price perception, a Mount Washington postmaster’s $909 salary, auto graveyard clearance trends, spring meat shortages, Los Angeles population gain, Vermont copper cents origin, and Washington building labor limits. Also mentions music records shellac shortage and Rudy Vallee quote. Last notes marriage intentions filed in Boston for Lt Langley Gatling Jr and Helen Gunn.

University of California Henry N. Teague Mount Washington New Hampshire United States Los Angeles Vermont Washington Phonograph Rudy Vallee Boston Langley T. Gatling, Jr Helen E. Gunn

Missing papers prompt reward for return in Long Beach

Clarence Payne seeks return of a brown imitation leather bulfola containing important draft registration papers fingerprints and a photo lost in Long Beach California. A found driver’s license bearing the name George Morelos may be retrieved at 602 Russell Street. A reader requests a live-in housework job with children’s caregiving. Robert Mitchell seeks work in a grocery or restaurant.

Tack Long Beach Calif Clarence Payne McMasters Street Call George Morelos Russell Street

Silent Campaign Erupts in Texas Governor Drive

In the six man Democratic primary the race features Hal Collins using radio and frequent speeches while incumbent Coke Stevenson limits to weekly radio and local appearances. Collins applies the O'Daniel tactic of radio plus direct stump style, with Stevenson relying on local friends and nonpolitical events. Other contenders like Hope Wheeler, Alex Ferguson, Charles Somerville, Gene Porter and Charles L Somerville show limited campaigning and travel, leaving Collins as the sole major active campaigner this summer.

Dave Cheavens Associated Press Hal Collins Mineral Wells W. Lee O'Daniel Coke Stevenson Austin Chamber of Commerce Collins O'Daniel Texas Stevenson Hope Wheeler Arlington Alex M. Ferguson Howe Ferguson Charles L. Somerville Dallas Law School North Somerville Gene S. Porter Belton Houston Beaumont Galveston Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth

Randall District Scouts Hold Monthly Meeting in Canyon

Randall County Boy Scouts district committee gathered at the Palace Cafe in Canyon with Hosea Foster presiding as district chairman during the regular monthly session.

Randall Randall County Boy Scouts Palace Cafe Canyon Hosea Foster

Hills Promote Herman Hill to Wellington Superintendent Seat

Santa Fe officials announce Herman Hill, previously secretary to the trainmaster, is promoted to secretary to the superintendent in Wellington Kansas. R W Prentice heads the Wellington office. The Hill family will move Wednesday from 908 Austin Street, leaving Memphis where Hill worked as a court reporter.

Santa Fe Herman Hill Hill Wellington Kaw R. W. Prentice

Assembly-Line Tanker Launches in Navy Shipyard

In Tacoma Washington July 1944 the Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corp launched two tankers on the same way using an assembly-line method. One tanker is launched bow first while the other, part complete, advances to receive its pre-fabricated bow. The process repeats as work begins on a third tanker.

Tacoma Wash Navy Seattle-Tacoma

Squirrels Bother Mrs Squire. City Council Weighs Ordinance

Mrs W J Squire reports a long running squirrel problem in Kansas City. She says for 20 years they dug up flowers and ate fruit, they chewed shingles, and a squirrel tore Marquisette curtains. The council reviews a proposed ordinance against destroying squirrels.

Kansas City W. J. Squire

Conferees End Futile Agricultural Aid Talks

Washington July 13 conferees on the agricultural appropriations bill abruptly adjourned amid mutual claims of disagreement. Senator Russell of Georgia said the House majority would not sign an admission of disagreement allowing appointment of other conferees.

Washington House Senate Russell Georgia

Feverish pace for Texas primary vote getting drive

Texas senatorial candidates schedule 64 speaking engagements this week as July 25 primary nears. Dan Moody leads with 24 dates across North Texas and West Texas, followed by James Allred with 22 and W Lee Daniel with 18.

Associated Arena Texas Dan Moody Austin James V. Allred W. Lee Ddaniel Moody Bonham Gainesville Denton Sherman Weatherford Cleburne Stephenville Brownwood Brady Coleman Ballinger San Angelo Sterling City Big Spring Sweetwater Abilene Anson Stamford Haskell Albany Eastland Hamilton Gatesville Cameron Alfred East Mount Vernon Mount Pleasant Pittsburg Gilmer Ddaniel Hal Collins Bowie Decatur Denison Paris Greenville McKinney Terrell Dallas Kaufman Ennis Corsicana Hillsboro Alvarado Fort Worth

War Bonds and Stamps Sales Soar Over Weekend

Sales of war bonds and stamps surged over the weekend with Friday and Saturday receipts totaling $55,225 and monthly sales at $184,369.50. The county July quota stands at $563,100, and June fell far short. Uncle Sam requests 10 percent.

Sam

Senator Defends Cost of Congress in Hearing

Senator O Mahoney a Democrat of Wyoming said Congress is not a luxury and costs less than other government sectors. He noted the current year’s appropriation for the House Senate and Capitol architect at 15 440 399 dollars, about 650 000 dollars below 1941 42 and contrasted with labor commerce and agriculture budgets.

Washington Congress O'Mahoney Democrat Wyoming House Senate Capitol Department of Labor Department of Commerce Department of Agriculture

Court of Honor Set Thursday by Amarillo Scouts

Amarillo District Boy Scouts will hold their regular monthly Court of Honor Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Awards will be made for advances in Second Class First Class Star and Life ranks and merit badge work. Members of the court are John McKnight Allen Early EB L Hine ter J E Spann Bishop E C Seaman and A A Graham.

Amarillo John McKnight Allen Early EB. L. Hineter J. E. Spann Bishop E. C. Seaman A. A. Graham

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