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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1940

Page

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Accidentally Shot Found Dead in Amarillo Suburb

43-year-old Leland Earl Jackson an accountant for Shamrock Oil and Gas was found dead at 9 30 this morning about 75 yards south of the entrance to Castle Cliffs additions four miles northwest of Amarillo A shotgun lay nearby Justice of Peace C W Carder ruled accidental death from gunshot wounds Jackson lived at 502 Carolina He had fished yesterday and planned gun work with his son in law Leon Foster His body was found by H B Stuck and his son Carl and identified by Frank Matlock and Austin Price Funeral arrangements are pending at N S Griggs and Sons Funeral Chapel He was a member of the San Jacinto Baptist Church and survived by his wife mother a daughter two brothers and a sister.

Leland Earl Jackson Shamrock Oil and Gas Company Castle Cliffs Additions Amarillo Justice of Peace C. W. Carder Mr. Jackson Carolina Wade Herrin Plains Herrin N. S. Griggs and Sons Frank Matlock Austin Price Jackson W. 8. Jackson Leon Foster J. C Los Angeles J. H Texline Pred McCann el Paso N.S. Griggs and Sons Funeral Chapel

Clean-Up Campaign Delayed To May 19 Start

Mayor Ross D. Rogers announced Amariio s Clean-Up and Paint-Up campaign will begin Sunday May 19 and run to June 1. He notified Clean-Up committee chairman S. F. Rose that the change, due to a windy season and no rain, also shifts the city trash pickup to May 20 through May 31.

Amariio Ross D. Rogers S. F. Rose

Mr Collman Predicts More Fair Weather

Mr Collman said today fair weather will continue with little change. The high will reach about 80 degrees, and tonight’s low will be warmer than last night’s 50 to 56 degree range at the airport and city office, with no moisture wind or dust expected.

Norway's Population in German-Administered Zone

The German appointed council governs most of Norway with 400000 people outside the occupied area. About 400000 Norwegians remain in 80930 miles of rugged nonproductive territory, mostly north of Trondheim, under German control.

Norway Oslo Trondheim

Senate Overrides President's Veto on Philippines Provisions

The Senate voted 73 to 3 to override President Roosevelt and enacted travel pay and food allowances for officers and men held in service in the Philippines after the war with Spain.

Washington Senate Roosevelt Philippines Spain

Monument Company Advertises in Amarillo Directory

An Amarillo business directory ad promotes the Os good Monument Company at 800 Taylor with dependable service since 1906. It invites readers to use the Globe-News Want Ads to reach over 33,000 families by placing messages through Want Ad Headquarters dialing 6262.

Osgood Monument Company Amarillo Globe-News

Battle of Norway Will Cost Nazis Heavy in Long Run

DeWitt MacKenzie weighs Allied options after the Norway fight. He notes British French resolve, German supply pressures, and Mussolini’s stance while cautioning about withdrawing or continuing a costly stalemate. He argues Germany’s strain from the blockade may backfire.

Dewitt MacKenzie Norway Stockholm Glomma Valley Oslo Trondheim Hitler Narvik Arctic Circle England France Ypres Italy Signor Mussolini Philips Mussolini Tr Duce Germany Denmark

Million Dollar Reward Sparks Counter Offers in War Talk

New York on May 2 reports a $1,000,000 reward offered by Samuel Harden Church of the Carnegie Institute for Adolf Hitler. The Times noted a Houston strongman offering to bring Hitler back for $100 advance and a Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute student offering $10,000 for dead or alive capture of Neville Chamberlain and Paul Reynaud.

New York Samuel Harden Church Carnegie Institute Adolf Hitler The New York Times Church Houston Tex Hitler the Times Victor Frederick Himmelvright Renn- Saeler Polytechnic Institute Troy N. Y Neville Chamberlain Paul Reynaud Himmelwright Britain France

Britain abandons Andalsnes as Norway campaign shifts

Prime Minister Chamberlain announced Britain has withdrawn from Andalsnes and abandoned plans to seize Trondheim. He said the move, carried out without British casualties, followed German strategic advantage and inspired calls in the House of Commons for clarity on the campaign.

Chamberlain House of Commons Trondheim Andalsnes Associated Press Great Britain Norway Britain Germany Dombas Oslo Mediterranean Italy Alexandria Egypt Greece Europe Move Adolf Hitler United States William Phillips Mussolini Count Galeazzo Ciano Denmark Stavanger Aalborg Fornebu Bergen Reich Kattegat Roros Aeros War Office Namsos Narvik High Command Netherlands Belgium

Butler Dinner Speech Ticket Deadline Set

Reservations for the Gen Smedley Butler dinner lecture of the Knife and Fork Club must be made by noon tomorrow. Tickets available at Maxor Drug Store Fisk Building and Amarillo Hotel news stand. Butler speech at Amarillo Country Club and a public meeting in the Pampa High School auditorium. Justice Roberts is 65.

Gen. Smedley Butler Knife and Fork Club Maxor Drug Store Fisk Building Amarillo Hotel Amarillo Country Club General Butler Pampa High School American Legion Post

Buffalo Lake Opening Draws Entries For 1940 Races

Final preparations for Buffalo Lake opening on Sunday include entries for seven boat races and a bathing revue. Notable participants are Melvin H. Hester Plainview Clarence Rogers Plainview 22 service runabout Harold Humphries Lubbock commodore. The event features the Dixie Dice Revue Grand Ball and a flaming board wall stunt by Albert Jarvis Amarillo. Gates open before sunrise with no admission charge.

Buffalo Lake Melvin H. Hester Plainview Clarence Rogers Harold Humphries Lubbock Boat Club McClellan Lake Boat Club Don Allred Lewis Blackwell the Plains Boat Club W. T. Moseley Russell Hatcher Earl McConnell McClellan Lake Club Lubbock E. C. Fisher Perryton Perry Vermillion Jess Proctor Jim Golding Beth Heiskell Mary Bellflower Lorraine Murphy Kathleen Palmer Marcan Cooper Laura Nott Southwest Carlton Scales Dixie Dice Dancing Dainties Ernestine Mercer Plains Lola Sweeney Lake

Thief Returns To See If They Knew Him

Erie police report 25 year old Frank Tavernese robbed a store of 25 dollars for his wife's treatment and returned an hour later to see if the clerk recognized him. she did and he was arrested.

Erie George Christoph Frank Tavernese

Amarillo Espects Population Setback From Dalhart Count

Dalhart’s April 1 1940 preliminary census shows 4628 people a loss of 63 from ten years earlier. The report warns Amarilloans of broader farming area declines due to drought dust prices AAA and mechanization. Canyon Happy Vega and Stratford also show losses while Dimmitt records a gain, highlighting agricultural change impacts and urging complete local enumeration efforts.

Amarillo Dalhart Canyon Randall County Vega Happy Stratford Dimmitt Hartley Farwell

Yugoslavia Safe Says Ciano as Wary World Watches

Yugoslav circles report Italian Foreign Minister Ciano told US Ambassador Phillips Yugoslavia is safe from invasion. Talks with Mussolini followed and eased diplomatic tension as Britain diverts Mediterranean shipping. Allies and observers anticipate Germany wants Balkan stability to aid Nazi supply lines.

Rome Galeazzo Ciano United States William Phillips Yugoslavia Italy Adriatic Mussolini Ciano Mediterranean Phillips Foreign Ministry Il Duce Germany Balkan

Amarillo Construction Booms With New Permits

Amarillo builders receive permits totaling nearly 40 000 lifting total 1940 construction cost beyond 800 000 with more than 40 000 planned soon. Pending plans include the 32000 McCartt Supermarket at Tenth Avenue and Taylor Street. Five new homes listed with owners Capell Nussbaum Crawford Perkins and Forister and a 14000 brick addition to the Fast Tenth Avenue store.

Amarillo McCartt Supermarket, Inc Tenth Avenue Taylor Street R. H. Capell Parker Street C. A. Nussbaum West Twelfth J. C. Crawford Harrison W. F. Perkins Polk Street Wilson Forister van Buren Street Fast Tenth Avenue

Weather report for Amarillo and surrounding areas

The forecast calls for fair conditions in Amarillo and vicinity tonight and Friday with little temperature change. High clouds develop in the southwest portion, temperatures remain steady with similar conditions in New Mexico. Record shows a 24 hour high of 74 and low of 50, noon reading 79.

Amarillo West Texas Southwest New Mexico

Democratic precinct conventions set in Potter County for county delegates

Potter County Democratic precinct conventions are scheduled Saturday at 1 30 pm to elect delegates to the county convention and state nominating event. Roy Chase announced the plan detailing precinct locations, precinct chairmen, and delegate counts for 27 precincts totaling 291 possible delegates.

Potter County Roy Chase Waco Wolflin Robert A. Stone Bivins E. R. Archambeau Margaret Wills A. P. Gibson Sam Houston Robert Ricks San Jacinto Methodist Church W. Truett Butler Howell & Sons West Sixth Ave W. C. Howell Smith North Taylor Chas L. Smith Horace Mann Lester W. Clark Sanborn BE. H. Tomlinson Glenwood Stanley G. Zimmerman Allison Amarillo Jim M. Weymouth

Preventorium Barbecue Mixup Delays Adrian Beans

In Adrian and Amarillo a barbecue planned by Ed Jacobson and John Snider went awry as dates were swapped. Adrian residents enjoyed beans and trimmins while the Preventorium received most of the beef. Snider planned for May 1 but beef was served yesterday.

Adrian Amarillo John Snider Ed Jacobson Adrian Wheat Pool Mr. Snider Mr. Jacobson Police John

Texas Declares World Goodwill Day and Peace Week

Gov. W. Lee O'Daniel proclaimed May 18 as world goodwill day and the week of May 12 to 18 as peace and goodwill week in Texas. He also designated May 5 to 11 as national music week and May 25 as Buddy Poppy Day.

Austin U.P W. Lee O'Daniel Texas Buddy Poppy

Also Mentioned on This Page

San Jacinto Mr. Collman Counter C. of Norwegian Butler Justice Roberts Supreme Court Owen J. Roberts By Paul Timmons Bob Walker Southwestern R. and R. Sales Company Municipal Electric Albert Jarvis of the Plains Boat Club Buffalo Lake Concessionaire John Wiley Wiley John Maynard Lbr. Co Guymon Panhandle Chamber of Commerce Earl C. Cayton Cayton Globe News Amarillo Construction Neely Greenhill Russell Stationery Oliver-Eakle
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