24 Jun 1941
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1941
Page
1
A legal notice requires one or more persons to refrain or cease and desist from calling or assisting in any manner such a strike. It also orders the employer to refrain or cease and desist from practices that would change labor relations during the period.
The column reports scattered showers in Amarillo with brief rain amounts at the airport and a personal weather gauge. It covers political rallies for Governor O Daniel and Lyndon Johnson, comments on the Johnson City native, and lighter social notes about Mollie O Daniel. Also includes trivia on weather lore, memory feats, and leather production.
Funeral services for Leo Newman 50 of Amarillo will be held at 2 30 tomorrow at Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Dr Powell Smith West Amarillo Christian Church will officiate. Burial in Liano Cemetery. Newman formerly worked at Herring Hotel barber shop before entering Veterans Hospital. He died after an illness in San Angelo. He was a member of the Elks Club.
Dear Tack I am a widow would like to get cooking to do through harvest on a ranch or work in a motherless home Mrs Ethel Brewster 1701 Taylor St also refined woman seeks office or clerical work in a department store or alterations can go anywhere reader call 2-1944
Hogs 3,500 salable mostly 25 cents lower with tops to $10.40. calves and yearlings mixed with buyers shifting to lower bids. Cattle 3,500 salable with slow sales, waterfill ample, heifers and yearlings steady to higher, cows scarce but bid levels improving. Sheep 5,500 available, buyers quiet with early bids down. best to $12.00. Financial Security Fund liquidating at $1.4491, offer $1.59.
Services for Sarah Jane Hill, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Hill, who died Monday night in a local hospital, will be held at 10 30 tomorrow morning at Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Burial will follow at Llano Cemetery with Dr A D Foreman of First Baptist Church officiating. The Hills reside at 507 Kentucky Street.
No city commission meeting tonight due to absence of members. Oscar Hargett begins a two week vacation in Georgia Florida and Mississippi and will not return until Thursday. R H Epperson plans to leave town and return by July 1 while Mayor Jenkins is away on business and expected back tonight.
Kay Kramer junior, son of Mr and Mrs Kay Kramer of 1808 Tyler Street, remained listed as fair after a car accident a week ago. Northwest Texas Hospital attendants report a fair day and stable condition.
Washington dispatch reports film star Robert Montgomery who has held a lieutenant's commission in the naval reserve since April volunteered today for active training duty.
W. D. Vaughan tonight begins duty as a member of the Amarillo police department, succeeding Bob Johnson who is granted leave to return to railroad service.
London reports say Cologne and Duesseldorf manufacturing centers and Kiel naval base were hit in the thirteenth consecutive RAF night raid on Germany. German high command cites civilian casualties and damaged apartments. Soviet correspondents praise frontier guards as lions in defense. Pravda rails at Russia’s former pact partner.
Reports from German newsmen describe advancing forces and bombardment scenes as Soviet resistance is depicted. In the U S Senate a clash over aiding Russia surfaces with Senator Clark opposing Stalin’s regime while a general trend favors backing the Soviet fight against Nazism. The State Department signals a shift toward cooperation with Britain and the Soviet union without abandoning anti Communism. The United States may offer economic cooperation to the Soviet Union promptly if requested.
The discussion links release of frozen Russian assets with relaxing export controls on vital materials. It notes the Russo German war shifts risk of supplies reaching Germany via the Trans Siberian line and suggests prewar restrictions aimed at curb transshipment may ease as conditions change.
The Vinson bill would authorize the President to deploy armed forces to protect workers who comply with return-to-work orders. It defines threats or violence inhibiting defense-industry employment as sabotage, punishable by up to $5,000 or five years in jail. The government could seize plants refusing federal mediation to settle strikes.
Ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a kidney and bladder remedy. Claims quick relief from nocturnal trips, backache, swelling, and fatigue, citing Dr. Boerhane's original formula and urging buyers to insist on the genuine gold medal box priced at 35 cents.
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