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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1942

Page

8

Railroads honored as officials meet on national defense

About 250 businessmen and government officials attended a chamber of commerce banquet honoring the Santa Fe. Gail S. Carter spoke for Gov. Miles on the vital role of railways in national defense. Railway personnel changes and assignments were announced, including switchmen and firemen transfers.

Chamber of Commerce Santa Fe Gail S. Carter Revenue New Mexico John E. Miles

Santa Fe News Recap Highlights Personnel and Freight Figures

Messages from Cliff Nelson in San Diego to J G French entering the Army, and multiple rail executives visiting Amarillo frame a week of wartime transport. Santa Fe demand shows February net income 2 680 617 with gross 21 165 625 and tax accruals rising sharply versus 1941.

Santa Fe E. J. Engel

Cork Can Save Razor Blades

New York reports a wartime blade shortage with the War Production Board limiting men to one razor blade per week. Archibald S Bennett of the Burns Agency touts cork preservation method claiming blades gain nine lives. Clerks note rationing. some customers joke about facial hair while barbers expect new business.

New York War Production Board Archibalds. Bennett William J. Burns International Detective Agency Park Avenue Manhattan van Dyke Fred Germann Queens

Debs Learn War Work Atop Potatoes For Governor

Atlanta debutantes led by Pretty Carolyn Reed and Mary Hodgson marched to the governor’s office with a be-ribboned package. Eugene Talmadge, amused, unveiled a worn hoe and praised debutantes for doing war work, urging others to follow their example. Some rows the debs hoeed may not be potatoes but they pledged to contribute to the war effort.

Atlanta Red-Gall Eugene Talmadge Carolyn Reed Mary Hodgson Talmadge

Senator proposes $2.40 per bale cotton payments

Senator Thomas of Oklahoma urges a $2.40 payment per bale to 1933 cotton pool certificate holders. He amends the agriculture department appropriation bill to provide $4,320,000 for these payments, with action slated on the floor. The notice also lists rail officials from Canadian National, Gulf Mobile and Ohio, Northern Pacific and others.

Washington Thomas Oklahoma Senate Agriculture Department

Letters to Tack page notices seek lost item and job requests

Community letters to Tack list lost items including a gray striped fortnighter with initials O B E and a class ring from Am arillo High School 1941. Personal help requests include job seekers for office work child care and housework and a widow seeking a pen pal. Addresses and contact numbers accompany each note.

Amarillo High School P. H Harrol Brooks Drug Store Polk Street

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