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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1942

Page

6

Navy recruits 68 men from Amarillo for Dallas physicals

Amarillo Navy station sends 68 men to Dallas for physical examinations ahead of swearing in at Lake Marvin near Canadian Sunday. The roster includes Frank Clinton Coulter a music teacher, Art Hawks, Vernon White of Stinnett, and many others across Borger Shamrock Pampa and surrounding towns.

Amarillo Dallas Navy Lake Marvin Frank Clinton Coulter Central Junior High School Art Hawks Canyon Air Corps Texas Defense Guard Vernon Texas White Stinnett Austin Texas White Marion Estes Thomas Pampa James Richards Goodall Grover Jack Williams Borger Andrew Earl McDaniel Shamrock Garland Claudes Turner Ware Harlen Harner Benson Eldridge Jones Kyle Winslow Hall Lester Lovell Ralph Isaac Post Phillips George Bradley Kirven White Deer Harvey William Truitt Arnett Okla Preston Nelson North Sayre William Clifford McClurg George Clifton King Muleshoe Rodman Elmer Stafford Wellington Carl Truman Compton Wilford Bolton Eby, Jr Alton Chester Grady Fox Ray Weldon Patrick Lindley Adrian Mahon Kirkland Arthur Ward Hawgs Vaughnie B. Langwell James Daniel Foster Roy Cooper Stout Landon Burt Dowlen William Coy Morehead Lemuel Carl Byrd George Gardner Willborn Eee Claud McGinley

Markets and Livestock Report from Chicago and Kansas City

Merrill Lynch stock averages show mixed moves with Industrials down 12 and Railroads down 40. Chicago livestock prices ease on hogs and cattle while sheep hold firm. Kansas City reports hogs and cattle steady to firm with selective gains. GOP sweeps downstate Illinois judicial elections with a five to two Supreme Court margin.

Dow-Jones Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Beane Chicago Kansas City AMA Downstate Ilinois Supreme Court

Short Ballot Planned in Potter County Primary Race

Potter County voters face a light Democratic primary with ten district candidates filing by the midnight deadline. Names include Gene Worley and Lynn Miller for Congress, G H Little for state representative, E C Nelson and others for the seventh court of civil appeals, Jim Lumpkin for district attorney, and Riley Strickland and Henry Bishop for district judge. Worley is away serving in the Navy, while Miller is a first time candidate from Pampa. Potter County totals show 9898 voters, 4455 polls, and 3443 exemptions, largely over age.

Gene Worley Shamrock Lynn Miller Pampa G.H Jack) Little Amarillo Seventh Court of Civil Appeals E. C. Nelson W. T. Link Clarendon J. Ross Bell Childress E. L. Pitts Lubbock Jim Lumpkin Riley Strickland Henry Bishop Worley Miller Gray County Jack Little Potter County

Hopper Poison Depot Opens at Tri State Fair Grounds

Grasshopper infested Victory Gardens prompt county actions. County Agent Ed Crabtree announces a free poison depot at Grand and North East Third, supplied by Potter County labor and the Bureau of Entomology, Agriculture Department. Do not feed children or chicks and bring your own container. Poison should be spread thin in early morning.

Ed Crabtree Tri-State Fair Grounds Potter County Bureau of Entomology Department of Agriculture Grand North East Third

Weather forecast and War Production Board order

The Weather Bureau reports a windy day with warmer temperatures up to 89 degrees yesterday and a low of 61 this morning with winds continuing tonight. In Washington on June 2 the War Production Board said typewriter production would stop by fall while ordering the industry to maintain output for two more months to build reserve supplies.

Bureau Washington War Production Board

Loyd Dun Offers Service Flags and Defense Work

Loyd Dun, a former strong worker disabled by illness, now sells service flags and offers defense services. He promotes the American Victory Flag with stars and stripes, the Victory V, and family or firm stars. The American War Mothers and other groups recognize the flag as a patriotic banner, and Loyd aims to supply flags to homes and businesses in the area. He resides at Hotel Main.

Loyd Duncan Loyd American War Mothers, Inc Hotel Main

Public Hearing Set on Amarillo Trailer Camp

The city commission will hold a public hearing tonight on the first application to establish a trailer camp at 1800-04 North East Eighth Avenue in Amarillo. A second rezoning hearing is planned for next week for 1300-02 North East Eighth Avenue. The move follows an ordinance regulating trailer camps as a health measure amid war project housing needs.

Amarillo City Commission North East Eighth Avenue North East

Fate of City Land Up for Debate

The city commission weighs disposal of six sections of land tied to the Word ranch as the main water supply site. Five bids were submitted last Tuesday night for sale or trade, with offers from J Paul Craig, Homer Wheeler for Bill McSpadden, R L Pond, E T Renfro for Lindsay Nunn, and Toney Chisum tied to a $125,000 building trade at Eleventh and Polk.

J. Paul Craig Homer Wheeler Bill” McSpadden R. L. Pond E. T. Renfro Lindsay Nunn Toney Chisum Eleventh and Polk

Short-Weight Sugar Draws Criticism

Austin dispatch reports Commissioner J E McDonald vows to stop short-weight sugar. He cites 16 percent underweight packages seen in Robstown stores, mainly one and two pound sizes. He warns action will be taken if immediate correction not achieved.

Austin Commissioner of Agriculture J. E. McDonald Robstown McDonald

Two Texas Fliers Escape Death In Jamaica Landing

An ex change telegraph dispatch from Kingston Jamaica reports 11 U S armed forces members escaped death when their plane forced landed in a swamp on Jamaica's west coast. The group included 1st Lieut B B Cable of Cleveland 2nd Lieut J L McMahon of Batesville Miss pilot Sgt Walton Rogers of Malakoff Tex and Ross B Stewart of Sweetwater Tex all injured but none seriously.

London Kingston Jamaica United States Caribbean Air Force B. B. Cable Cleveland J. L. McMahon Batesville Miss Walton Rogers Malakoff Tex Ross B Stewart Sweetwater

Amarillo To Name Rent Board Members Amid Control Talks

Amarillo officials plan to announce the rental control advisory board tomorrow when W. W. Gibson returns. The group will be a nonbinding listening post formed by the mayor and chamber leader to bridge to a future area administrator and explain federal rent rules including the maximum rent date and penalties for overcharges.

Amarillo W. W. Gibson Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Economic Committee Economic Committee Amarillo Real Estate Board OPA Gibson Joe Jenkins Washington OPA Rent Division

Gorenflo Dies In Amarillo At 64

John M. Gorenflo 64, a retired farmer and bachelor from Freeport Illinois, died at 11 30 p m at his sister Mrs Margaret Spencer 316 Rusk Street Amarillo He had farmed near Pampa and moved to Amarillo three years ago Survived by sister and brother Charles F Gorenflo of Amarillo Funeral services likely Wednesday at McCullum Methodist Church Pampa with Rev R L Gilpin Blackburn Shaws in charge body at chapel interment in Pampa Cemetery.

John M. Gorenflo Margaret Spencer Rusk Street Gorenflo Freeport Ill Pampa Amarillo Charles F. Gorenflo

Paulette Goddard Divorce Rumor Dodged by Chaplin

Hollywood rumor cites Paulette Goddard's divorce from Charles Chaplin while she vacationed, with Chaplin saying he knew nothing and would not discuss it for her sake. Officials believed Goddard to be in New York or en route there.

Hollywood Charles Chaplin Paulette Goddard Mexico Miss Goddard New York

Trial opens for Clovis R. Howard on theft charges

In the 47th district court this morning Clovis Ray Howard stood trial on theft charges. Special judge A. A. Lumpkin presided in Judge E. C. Nelson’s absence as Howard pleaded not guilty.

Clovis Ray Howard 47Th District Court A. A. Lumpkin E. C. Nelson

Coast Guard Ships Nine Men Recruited from Texas Towns

Coast guard recruiting shipped nine men today. Named are David L. Harris Amarillo Glenn L. Austin Happy William L. Harris Dawn Earl L. Noell J L Watson and Bill F. Matthews Dalhart Delmar Koch Amarillo boxer Keith E. Stanley Dumas and James H. Bayne Hereford.

Coast Guard David L. Harris Amarillo Glenn L. Austin Happy William L. Harris Dawn Earl L. Noell J. L. Watson Bill F. Matthews Dalhart Delmar Koch Keith E. Stanley Dumas James H. Bayne Hereford

Potter County Boosts Victory Bond Purchases on Monday

Potter County bought 10672 dollars worth of Victory Bonds and stamps on the first day of June. The county’s monthly quota is projected at around 300000 dollars or more. Japs occupy solomons Tokyo reports a Japanese landing party took Tulagi Island last month, placing the Solomon Islands area under Japanese control. Domei gives the update. Also noted is a sandwich recipe using pumpernickel bread, chopped dried beef, dill pickles, salad dressing, horseradish, and pepper for twelve sandwiches.

Potter County Solomons Tokyo Tulagi Island Solomon Islands Domei

Truckload of Sewers Finds Lost Dollar in Half Day

Mrs. Charles Glasco’s daughter dropped a dollar into a New York sewer. Queens Bureau of Sewers crews searched half a day and recovered the bill, returning it to Mrs. Glasco. In Bern three Greeks were executed by a military court for plotting against Italy.

New York Charles Glasco Queen Borough James A Burke Burke Queens Bureau of Sewers Bern Switzerland Athens

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