Moon Observation Sparks Child's Quirk in Amarillo Note
A two year old, Janie Scanlan, sparked a quirky note by exclaiming the moon was broke at the sight of a cleaning crew. Headlines feature social tidbits, birth notices, health notes, local visits, and community news from Amarillo and surrounding towns. The column blends personal notes with civic updates and light human interest.
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Veiled bonnets set trend in 1940 fashion front page
The Globe featured Lewis Nordyke noting veiled bonnets and fuller skirts for the year with dresses tending to wrap on gusty days. Also highlights local March 1940 items about an elderly woman who swallowed false teeth, a Amarillo machine firm shipping to South America, and a Canyon lights sighting.
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Replace King's Head on Coins in India
Bombay reports India's new coins will replace the King's head with the Asoka pillar relic. Obverse designs are grouped into three categories covering rupee, two-anna, and quarter-anna pieces, with minting and circulation tied to a national event.
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Spain's bullfight debate pits reformers against industry
In Madrid and Barcelona a broad campaign to outlaw bullfighting gains momentum with 850000 protesters and 1 million followers urging General Franco to ban the sport. Renowned matador Rocherito leaves retirement to condemn bullfighting while industry magnates defend the $10 million annual spectacle drawing large crowds for 20 weeks.
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Chloroform Gang Strikes Italian Trains
In Rome a "chloroform gang" is blamed for robbing passengers on the Bologna Rome express. A wealthy farmer and his daughter were targeted after a well dressed man sought a seat and left, then travelers awoke with headaches to find luggage and wallets missing. Police puzzled by the mask of the crime.
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Our Younger Generation: Jimmie Dell Atkinson and William Gibson
Jimmie Dell Atkinson a 15 year old sophomore at Amarillo High School is vice president of her homeroom and a former Nixon Junior High cheerleader. She dreams of Christian College USC and has blondish hair and brownish yellow eyes. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Beck Atkinson of 1203 Bowie. William Gibson a 14 year old sixth grader at Sam Houston is homeroom president and enjoys football with brown hair and blue eyes. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Gibson of 503 Fairmont.
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Filipinos Protest New Food Price Controls
Demonstrators across major cities rally against recent government limits on essential foods, urging faster relief and permanent safeguards for consumer prices. Organizers call for transparent enforcement and broader inclusion of staple items in price caps.
Pioneer Quits His Aged Bike
Bulawayo residents recall Major Charles Daly who retired his bicycle marking a change in the city that grew from his 415 mile ride from Johannesburg. He rode with lions and natives roamed rivers and mountains, later led a cyclist company in the South African War and earned the DSO. He then started a bicycle repair business that became a leading motor-car firm.
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