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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1941

Page

10

Legion Chief Says U. S. Must Convoy Supplies

American Legion National Commander Milo J. Warner, returning from Britain, urged that Britain can win with U S aid only if supplies are convoyed. He said munitions and food from the United States are crucial and that Allied morale remains high despite severe past losses. Warner also suggested Britain might cede some western insular possessions to the United States under future arrangements.

Indianapolis American Legion England Milo J. Warner Toledo Legion Britain Germany Great Britain

Scotty’s Death Valley Mine Legend Debunked in Court

In a federal suit in Los Angeles Scotty and partner A M Johnson deny wealth from a desert gold mine. Scotty testifies no mining property exists and Johnson says he funded the 3 million dollar Death Valley castle and has loaned vast sums over 30 years, repaid with laughs.

Los Angeles A.P Death Valley Scotty A. M. Johnson Chicago Johnson Julian Gerard New York Germany West Leonard Wilson Wilson Death Valley Mercantile Company

Rich Indian Dies in Cabin He Built in 1886

ADA Oklahoma March 14. Andrew Harden an 86 year old Indian died in his two room log cabin on a 10 acre tract in the Fitts oil field. Harden refused drilling leases despite amassing oil wealth over a million dollars. He kept to pioneer ways until recent years when he had his clay chinked cabin air conditioned.

Ada Oklo U.P Andrew Harden Fitts Harden Indian Territory

Funeral services for John G Sanders today

Funeral services for John G Sanders a veteran city street department employee will be held this afternoon at 4 from Boxwell Brothers Chapel with Luther G Roberts of Central Church of Christ officiating. Pallbearers include Jim Allen R E Cole R C English Irvin Ingham Less Clayton and George Shelton. He died yesterday morning at 1003 Buchanan Street after a long illness. He served 20 years with the city leaving a wife and three stepdaughters Mrs C L Blackwell Miss Sue Harvey and Miss Eva Harvey all of Amarillo. Burial is at Llano Cemetery.

John G. Sanders Boxwell Brothers Chapel Luther G. Roberts Central Church of Christ Jim Allen R. E. Cole R. C. English Irvin Ingham Clayton George Shelton Mr. Sanders Buchanan Street C. L Blackwell Sue Harvey Eva Harvey Amarillo Llano Cemetery

Over 400 Attend Chapel Supper at Price College

More than 400 people attended the hot cake supper and preview of the new St. Lucien's chapel at Price College. The chapel will be formally dedicated at 10 o'clock Monday with Countess Katherine E. Price of Greenwich, Conn., benefactress of the college, present at the dedication ceremony. A basketball game and a band concert followed.

St. Lucien’s Price College Katherine E. Price Greenwich Conn

College event tonight with dedication program at gym

A campus ceremony will be held tonight in the college gymnasium as part of the dedication program. The college bus will depart from Sacred Heart Cathedral after Lenten services. A Sunday reception for Countess Price is planned at the Bishop's residence on the campus.

Sacred Heart Cathedral Countess Price College

Postal Workers Here in July

Amarillo will host a joint state convention for the Texas Association of Letter Carriers Texas Federation of Postoffice Clerks and Texas Branch of the National Association of Supervisors with 1500 to 2000 workers for two days. Graey Cooper says plans are nearly complete and officials will assist in April with final details. A Western theme includes a chuck wagon banquet and old time canoes with cowboy fiddlers.

Amarillo Texas Association of Letter Carriers Texas Federation of Postoffice Clerks Texas National Association of Supervisors Graey Cooper Cooper

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