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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1939
Page
15
George Gallup reports a drop in American support for an arms conference. In two years the public mood moved from favored to opposed, with 59 percent against and 41 percent in favor when Roosevelt would call such a meeting.
A woman tells Asey and Jeff she and Zeb must go to work leaving meals and a program as she departs. Sally or Bertha will stay nearby. Asey hurries to respond while watching an official car with blue and yellow streamers outside the window.
Bob Burns proclaims I am from Missouri and was officially adopted by Kansas City. Barney Ogle from Amarillo wins an Ambassador Hotel audition after a long line. Mosier finally hires him. Rialto offers 30 free tickets for essays on what a million would do, tied to the film If I Had a Million debut. Deadline is Thursday at 6.
Gov. Leon C. Phillips to open a Tulsa conference Friday to settle the Mid- Continent refinery strike that began last December. The year lists show Canada produced 14,213,904 tons of coal in 1938, down from 15,835,954 tons in 1937.
J Edward Bromberg born in Temesvar Hungary on Christmas Day came to America at age two. He pursued acting from stage days and joined Eva Le Galliennes Civic Repertory Group for five years. Married with two children he enjoys chess fencing swimming and collecting unusual shoes. His last film was Jesse James.
Funeral services were to be held in Milford today for Walter W. Crumpton 69 year old retired mail carrier the third victim of an automobile collision near Waxahachie Friday Mr and Mrs Edwin B Doggett of Dallas died shortly after the accident
August Klapprott, head of New Jersey Bund, cautions communists and unofficial investigators to keep out of Nordland camp activities as the Nazi group preps a bigger spring and summer season. The Nordland program includes annual May Day events, a July Fourth youth camp opening, a new dining hall, expanded tent sites, and a planned Old Folks Home funding push with ongoing language education for German schools in New Jersey.
Two landmark trees, planted by government surveyors over a century ago during the wilderness surveys of the Northwest Territory, remain standing in Wabash County as the Mt Carmel area reports.
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