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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1941
Page
3
Mrs. Oreta Evans reports a dog she escaped from last week was not the one officers captured. She describes the animal as hydrophobic with swollen tongue and bloodied mouth after an attack. The letter warns parents with children at play about mad dog dangers and poison cases.
A resident criticized police for not finding the correct dog after an incident, urging owners with dogs or children to exercise caution and avoid dismissing the danger. The writer argued authorities did not truly locate the right animal, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
The column lists residents and visitors connected to Amarillo including Mrs. Hudgins and Miss Mary Jane Garrison planning to move to Tucson, Mrs. Cary Williams of Enid visiting, and multiple relatives staying with local families. It also records medical and surgical patients at Northwest Texas Hospital and various travel plans and home visits across Amarillo, Dallas, Detroit, Houston, and Oklahoma.
Washington July 16 The United States has begun discussions with Argentina for large purchases of strategic minerals and metals as part of a program to buy about 500 million dollars annually from American republics. Agreements with Mexico recently cover lead mercury antimony tungsten and other needed raw materials at around 100 million dollars yearly. Similar pacts exist with Chile Bolivia and Brazil for copper nitrates tin and more.
Amarillo plans a 20-vehicle goodwill caravan to Tulsa led by SAL drum corps. The trip departs 8:30 a m from the Chamber of Commerce with Elkins urging punctual reporting for hats and participation. The note mentions the 1902 international maritime code adopted by nations.
The South tops the nation in United States Marine Corps enlistments, signaling a regional surge in recruitment. Strong regional support emerges as recruiters report higher applicant flow and reaffirm commitment to Marine duties across southern states.
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